Irmo Town
Irmo Town Hall is located at 7300 Woodrow Street, Irmo SC 29063.
Phone: 803‑781‑7050.
Neighborhoods
- Aderley
- Angel Pointe
- Arbor Oaks
- Arbor Springs
- Ascot Downs
- Ascot Estates
- Ascot Glen
- Ascot Place
- Ascot Ridge
- Ashford Hall
- Ashford Park
- Audubon Oaks
- Autumn Woods
- Ballentine Estates
- Beacon Hill
- Beacon Point
- Belfair
- Bellemont
- Bookman Knoll
- Bookman Mills Farm
- Bow Tie Farms
- Caedmons Creek
- Carmel Commons
- Chelsea Park
- Chestnut Hill Plantation
- Coatesworth
- Colony Ridge
- Concord Place
- Cornerstone
- Courtyards at Rolling Creek
- Crystal Cove
- Dutch Creek
- Dutch Fork
- Dutch Oaks
- Fox Run
- Foxboro Hills
- Foxboro Place
- Garden Brooke
- Glenridge
- Hamilton Park
- Harbison
- Heatherstone
- Hidden Oaks
- Holden Farms
- Hollingshed
- Ivy Green
- Kenwood
- Kingston Forest
- Kingston Village
- Laguna Vista Estates
- Lake Murray
- Mariners Cove
- Milford Park
- Misty Glen
- New Friarsgate
- North Lake Shore Point
- Old Friarsgate
- Palmerston North
- Palmerston South
- Palmetto Park
- Preserve at Rolling Creek
- Quail Valley
- Raintree Acres
- Ricefield Plantation
- Ridgecreek
- River Creek
- Riverwalk
- Rolling Creek
- Settlers Station
- Shadowood Cove
- St Albans Woods
- St Johns Place
- Stonegate
- Stonemont
- Sunset Place
- Sunset Pointe
- Tattlers Wharf
- The Courtyards at Salem Place
- Three Oaks Park
- Tuscany Townhomes
- Walnut Grove
- Waterfall
- Waterford
- Watershire
- Wessex Commons
- Winrose
- Winrose Place
- Wyndhurst
Irmo, located 10 miles south of Columbia, was incorporated in 1890 along the tracks of the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens railroads. The town was named by combining the first two letters of the names of two railroad company men — C. J. Iredell and H. C. Mosley. In the early 1900s a dam was built to impede the Saluda River forming Lake Murray. Irmo is bereft of a recognizable "downtown," having instead clusters of residential neighborhoods. [www.townofirmosc.com, accessed August, 2012.]
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