Wildewood

WILDEWOOD

WELCOME TO WILDEWOOD — COLUMBIA, SC

Known for its peaceful tree-lined streets and expansive wooded lots, Wildewood is a well-established, master-planned residential community. It offers an upscale yet welcoming atmosphere for families and professionals alike.

HOMES & LIFESTYLE

Development in Wildewood began in the late 1960s. Over the decades, the neighborhood has grown steadily. Today, it is one of Columbia’s most recognizable communities.

The community includes numerous distinct sections, offering a variety of architectural styles that have evolved over the years. Many homes feature brick or stone facades with Cape Cod, Colonial, traditional, or neoclassical ranch designs. Some homes follow New-Traditional architecture.
Wildewood is celebrated for its natural beauty. Many homes sit on lots larger than half an acre. Mature oaks and pines provide shade and scenic views. As a result, residents enjoy a tranquil, private setting.
Floor plans are designed with family life in mind. Homes often include large primary suites, multiple living areas, and both formal and informal gathering spaces. Many also feature outdoor living options, such as screened porches, decks, and patios.

COMMUNITY & AMENITIES

Wildewood is centered around recreation, relaxation, and community connection.

At the heart of the neighborhood is the private Wildewood Club. Members enjoy an 18-hole golf course, clubhouse dining, resort-style swimming facilities, and full tennis and pickle-ball programs.
Throughout the community, tall pines, lakes, and natural green spaces line the streets. This creates a tranquil environment for walking, jogging, and everyday outdoor living.
Wildewood residents are just minutes from Sesquicentennial State Park (“Sesqui”), a popular Columbia destination. The park offers hiking, biking, kayaking, picnicking, camping and over 1,400 acres of preserved natural beauty

LOCATION & CONVENIENCE

Wildewood combines quiet, suburban living with convenient access to Columbia. Residents enjoy peaceful streets while staying close to shopping, dining, and major roads.

Downtown Columbia: ~14 miles
Two Notch Road: ~3–4 miles (Target, Best Buy, Walmart, and more)
Village at Sandhill: ~5 miles (shopping, retail, dining)
Grocery stores: Publix, The Fresh Market, and Kroger are nearby on Two Notch Road.

SCHOOLS & EDUCATION

Wildewood is part of the Richland Two School District. The district offers a variety of academic programs, including STEM initiatives and Advanced Placement courses. Families have access to high-quality nearby schools:

Polo Road Elementary School (K–5): ~3-4 miles
E.L. Wright Middle School (6–8): ~4 miles
Spring Valley High School (9–12): ~3 miles

For the most current zoning and enrollment information, visit the Richland Two School District website.

Q & A

Where is Wildewood located?

Wildewood is an established residential community in Northeast Columbia, South Carolina. It offers convenient access to Two Notch Road, I-20, shopping, dining, Fort Jackson and destinations throughout the Columbia area.

What types of homes are found in Wildewood?

Wildewood includes a diverse collection of homes built across several decades. Buyers can find traditional brick homes, custom residences, golf-course properties, patio-style homes and homes with wooded or waterfront settings. Architecture, lot size and HOA requirements vary among Wildewood’s different sections.

Does Wildewood have a golf course and country club?

Yes. The private WildeWood Club includes a golf course, driving range, putting green, tennis facilities, swimming and clubhouse amenities. Club membership is generally separate from owning a home in the neighborhood, so buyers should verify current membership categories, fees and availability directly with the club.

Is Wildewood an established neighborhood?

Yes. Wildewood is known for its mature trees, established landscaping and variety of architectural styles. Because homes were constructed at different times, buyers should evaluate each property individually and consider updates to major systems such as the roof, HVAC, windows and plumbing.

What should buyers consider when purchasing a home in Wildewood?

Buyers should review the property’s condition, HOA requirements and any club membership costs. They should also determine whether the home is located on or near the golf course, water or common areas, since location within Wildewood can affect the setting, maintenance considerations and resale appeal.