Last updated October 9, 2026
Hope Ferry Plantation — Lexington, South Carolina.
Hope Ferry Plantation is an established neighborhood of about 120 single-family homes inside the Town of Lexington, South Carolina, with a Lexington mailing address (ZIP 29072). Most homes were built in the 1990s, on streets such as Hickory Meadow Road and Spruce Glen Road, and the neighborhood is part of Lexington School District One.
Hope Ferry Plantation is not on Lake Murray. It is a settled neighborhood of mostly three- and four-bedroom brick and siding homes on about third-of-an-acre lots, and current listings describe a neighborhood pool. Browse more on our Neighborhoods page.
The Patrick O'Connor Team keeps this guide current and is always happy to answer questions about Hope Ferry Plantation.
About Hope Ferry Plantation
Hope Ferry Plantation is a mature neighborhood of connected streets and cul-de-sacs, with tree-lined lots and the feel of a 1990s Lexington community.
- Setting: established streets and short courts with mature trees
- Size: about 120 homes
- Streets: Hickory Meadow Road and Court, Spruce Glen Road and Court, Aspen Glade Court, Beechleaf Court, Addison Court, Oakmeade Court, and Oak Bough Court
- Homes: single-family homes, mostly three or four bedrooms, in story-and-a-half and two-story styles
- Exteriors: brick on most homes, with some siding and stucco
- Years built: mostly the 1990s and the first years of the 2000s
- Lots: generally about a third of an acre
- Pool: current listings describe a neighborhood pool; ask us for details
- Jurisdiction: inside the Town of Lexington, with a Lexington mailing address (ZIP 29072)
- Next door: Hope Ferry Estates is a separate, older subdivision nearby; this guide covers Hope Ferry Plantation only
Homes for Sale in Hope Ferry Plantation
Homes in Hope Ferry Plantation come up for sale throughout the year, and the best ones can move quickly. Call The Patrick O'Connor Team at 803-243-0224 or use the button below for a current list of active and upcoming listings, and we'll set you up with alerts the moment something new hits the market.
Market Data as of October 2026
Hope Ferry Plantation is large enough that homes change hands a few times a year. Over the past twelve months only a handful closed. Because the homes were built across more than a decade and range from original condition to fully updated, price depends on size, updates, lot, and position in the neighborhood. Call 803-243-0224 and we'll pull the most recent sales of homes like the one you're considering.
Community details on this page come from Lexington County public property information, current listings, the Town of Lexington records on the county map, and the county flood map, and the Lexington School District One school locator, checked October 9, 2026. Ask us for the latest comparable sales and any recorded neighborhood restrictions.
Types of Homes
Hope Ferry Plantation is single-family homes. Most have three or four bedrooms, with a smaller number of five-bedroom plans. Story-and-a-half and two-story homes dominate, and brick is the most common exterior, with siding and stucco on others.
Because most homes are from the 1990s, condition and updates matter. Current listings range from original-condition homes to ones with updated kitchens, flooring, roofs, and systems, and some include main-level primary suites, bonus rooms, screened porches, or basements. Some homes have private pools. Ask us how a specific home sits on its lot.
Neighborhood Amenities
Current listings describe a neighborhood pool and sidewalks, and the neighborhood has an association. We have not confirmed the pool's rules, hours, or membership terms, so ask us for the current details before you count on it.
Hope Ferry Plantation has no waterfront, golf course, or clubhouse that we have found. For more shared amenities nearby, compare Kenwood and Royal Creek. Ask us for the association documents and for any recorded restrictions that apply to a specific address.
Shopping, Dining, and Recreation
Hope Ferry Plantation is on the northeast side of Lexington, and the Hope Ferry Center shopping center sits on Sunset Boulevard (US-378) nearby.
Everyday shopping, groceries, medical offices, and restaurants are all part of the greater Lexington area, and our Patrick's restaurant recommendations lists places we like to eat around the Midlands. For a wider look at the area, see our Lexington real estate market overview.
Tell us what you want close by — groceries, dining, parks, or a particular commute — and we'll show you the options from the exact address you're considering.
Contact The Patrick O'Connor Team
Patrick O'Connor
The Patrick O'Connor Team
Coldwell Banker Realty
607 Columbia Avenue
Lexington, SC 29072
803-243-0224
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Home Prices
Hope Ferry Plantation homes were built over more than a decade and range from original condition to fully updated, so price depends heavily on size, updates, the lot, and the home's position in the neighborhood. We don't publish a single neighborhood average, because one number hides those differences.
Thinking about a specific home? Ask us for a current comparative market analysis built from the most similar recent Hope Ferry Plantation sales. If you own here, our Lexington home values guide explains how we look at value.
Quick Facts
- Location: Hickory Meadow Road and Spruce Glen Road area, Lexington, SC (ZIP 29072)
- Jurisdiction: inside the Town of Lexington
- Type: single-family homes, mostly three or four bedrooms
- Size: about 120 homes
- Years built: mostly the 1990s
- Pool: current listings describe a neighborhood pool — ask us for details
- Lake Murray: not on the water
- Schools: Midway Elementary, Lakeside Middle, and River Bluff High, per the Lexington School District One school locator
School assignments are set by address and can change. Please confirm the schools for any specific home directly with the school district, and we're happy to help you check.
Waterfront Homes
Hope Ferry Plantation is not a waterfront neighborhood. It is not on Lake Murray, so you won't find lakefront lots, lake views, or shoreline rules here. Hope Ferry Plantation's streets are inland.
If you want to be on the water, tell us and we'll show you the lake neighborhoods that are. If a specific home's lot looks like it touches water, ask us and we'll confirm exactly what it is before you make an offer.
Flood exposure is worth a look here. The county flood map shows most Hope Ferry Plantation homes in the minimal-risk zone, but a few homes on Aspen Glade Court and Oak Bough Court are in a mapped flood hazard area, and one more is in a moderate-risk area. Ask us to check the flood map and insurance requirements for any home you're considering.
Lake Murray Access
We haven't found a community dock, boat ramp, or slip tied to Hope Ferry Plantation, so plan on launching from a public ramp or a marina. Our Lake Murray boat ramps and access guide covers public launch options around Lake Murray.
If you're counting on a specific way to reach the lake, we'll confirm it before you make an offer.
Location and Commute
Hope Ferry Plantation is in northeast Lexington, off Hope Ferry Road near Sunset Boulevard (US-378). Hickory Meadow Road and Spruce Glen Road are the main streets through the neighborhood. Homes have a Lexington mailing address (ZIP 29072) and are inside the Town of Lexington.
Relocating to the area? Our guide to relocating to Lexington covers what to expect, and our Lexington neighborhoods page compares more areas.
Commute times vary by route and time of day — we're happy to map yours from any address you have in mind.
Nearby Neighborhoods to Compare
Compare these nearby Lexington neighborhood guides:
Hope Ferry Estates, next door, is a separate subdivision with its own streets and records; we can compare it for you.
Browse more guides on our Neighborhoods page.
Buying a Home in Hope Ferry Plantation
A few things we help every Hope Ferry Plantation buyer check:
- Ask us to check the flood map for the specific address, and whether flood insurance is required or advisable, especially on Aspen Glade Court and Oak Bough Court
- Ask about the neighborhood association, the pool, and what the dues cover
- Because most homes are from the 1990s, plan a thorough inspection and ask what has been updated
- Remember this is not a lake neighborhood — if you need water access, tell us now
- Relocating from out of town? Start with our guide to relocating to Lexington
- Ask for the HOA or covenant documents and the current dues, if any, before you write an offer
- Confirm school assignment for the specific address with the school district
- Compare recent sales of truly similar homes rather than a neighborhood average
Call The Patrick O'Connor Team at 803-243-0224 for a current home search and a tour.
Selling a Home in Hope Ferry Plantation
Hope Ferry Plantation buyers compare original-condition homes against updated ones, so updates, condition, and lot position drive the result. Have your list of updates, roof and system dates, and any flood or insurance information ready, and lead with what sets your home apart. Our Lexington home selling guide walks through the process.
We price Hope Ferry Plantation homes from the most similar recent sales, prepare the documents buyers will ask for, and build a launch plan around what makes your home stand out.
Thinking of selling? Call 803-243-0224 or use the contact button below.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Hope Ferry Plantation?
Hope Ferry Plantation is a neighborhood of about 120 homes in northeast Lexington, SC (ZIP 29072), inside the Town of Lexington. Its main streets are Hickory Meadow Road and Spruce Glen Road, and it is part of Lexington School District One.
Is Hope Ferry Plantation on Lake Murray?
No. Hope Ferry Plantation is not on Lake Murray and has no community dock or boat ramp that we've found. We can point you to public ramps and to lake neighborhoods if you want to be on the water.
What kind of homes are in Hope Ferry Plantation?
Single-family homes, mostly with three or four bedrooms, in story-and-a-half and two-story styles with brick exteriors on most. Most were built in the 1990s, so condition and updates vary from home to home.
Is there an HOA in Hope Ferry Plantation?
Current listings describe a neighborhood pool and an association. We haven't confirmed the current dues, rules, or pool terms, so ask us for the association documents and any recorded restrictions for a specific address before you write an offer.
What schools serve Hope Ferry Plantation?
The Lexington School District One school locator listed Midway Elementary, Lakeside Middle, and River Bluff High for the Hope Ferry Plantation addresses we checked. Assignments are set by address and can change, so confirm any specific home with the district.
Is Hope Ferry Plantation the same as Hope Ferry Estates?
No. Hope Ferry Estates is a separate, older subdivision nearby with its own streets, including Hope Ferry Road, Brinton Court, and Ashworth Drive. This guide covers Hope Ferry Plantation. Both areas were listed with the same schools on the locator, and we can compare them for you.
Do homes in Hope Ferry Plantation flood?
Most are in the minimal-risk flood zone on the county flood map, but a few homes on Aspen Glade Court and Oak Bough Court are in a mapped flood hazard area. Flood exposure varies by address, so ask us to check the flood map and insurance requirements for any home you're considering.
The Patrick O'Connor Team publishes neighborhood guides and works with home buyers and sellers on Lake Murray and across the Midlands of South Carolina.