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.]