Last updated October 9, 2026
Woodside Farms — Lexington, South Carolina.
Woodside Farms, also listed as The Reserves of Woodside Farms, is a neighborhood of about 140 brick single-family homes inside the Town of Lexington, South Carolina, on Black Walnut Drive, Scarlet Oak Way, and Red Ash Lane. Homes have a Lexington mailing address (ZIP 29072) and are part of Lexington School District One. Most were built between 2006 and 2010.
Woodside Farms is not on Lake Murray. It is a newer neighborhood of mostly four-bedroom, two-story and story-and-a-half brick homes on lots of about a third of an acre, with a neighborhood association and a recreation area. Browse more on our Neighborhoods page.
The Patrick O'Connor Team keeps this guide current and is always happy to answer questions about Woodside Farms.
About Woodside Farms
Woodside Farms is a mid-sized neighborhood built in a few phases, with tree-named streets and cul-de-sacs.
- Setting: tree-named streets and short courts, built in phases in the second half of the 2000s
- Size: about 140 homes
- Streets: Black Walnut Drive, Scarlet Oak Way, Red Ash Lane, Red Alder Court, White Ash Court, Firethorn Court, Foxworth Drive, and Arrowwood Court
- Homes: single-family homes, mostly four bedrooms, in two-story and story-and-a-half plans
- Exteriors: nearly all brick
- Years built: mostly 2006 through 2010, with a few later
- Lot size: generally about a third of an acre
- Association: Woodside Farm Homeowners Association, which owns the neighborhood's recreation area and shared land
- Names: also marketed as The Reserves of Woodside Farms; county plat records spell it Woodside Farm
- Jurisdiction: inside the Town of Lexington, with a Lexington mailing address (ZIP 29072)
Homes for Sale in Woodside Farms
Homes in Woodside Farms 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
Woodside Farms 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 several years and vary in size, finished space, and updates, price depends on the home's size, updates, the lot, and its 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, the Woodside Farm Homeowners Association records on the county map, 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
Woodside Farms is single-family homes. Four-bedroom plans are the most common, with a good number of three- and five-bedroom homes and a few with six bedrooms. Two-story and story-and-a-half plans are about equally common, and nearly every home has a brick exterior.
Current listings highlight main-level primary suites, bonus rooms and finished space over the garage, and room for multi-generational living in the larger plans, and some homes have private pools. Because the homes are about fifteen to twenty years old, roofs, heating and cooling, and finishes are worth inspecting. Ask us how a specific home sits on its lot.
Neighborhood Amenities
The Woodside Farm Homeowners Association owns a recreation area on Scarlet Oak Way and other shared land, and listings have described a community pool, a playground, and sidewalks. We have not confirmed the rules, hours, or membership terms, so ask us for the current details before you count on them.
Ask us for the current association dues, what they cover, and any recorded restrictions that apply to a specific address. For neighborhoods nearby, compare Royal Creek and Kenwood.
Shopping, Dining, and Recreation
Woodside Farms is in Lexington, close to I-20 and the Sunset Boulevard (US-378) corridor.
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
patrick.russell.oconnor@gmail.com
Home Prices
Woodside Farms homes were built across several years and vary in size, finished space, and updates, and some have pools, so price depends heavily on those and on the lot. 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 Woodside Farms sales. If you own here, our Lexington home values guide explains how we look at value.
Quick Facts
- Location: Black Walnut Drive and Scarlet Oak Way area, Lexington, SC (ZIP 29072)
- Jurisdiction: inside the Town of Lexington
- Type: single-family brick homes, mostly four bedrooms
- Size: about 140 homes
- Years built: mostly 2006 to 2010
- Association: Woodside Farm Homeowners Association; recreation area on Scarlet Oak Way — ask us for details
- Also called: The Reserves of Woodside Farms
- Lake Murray: not on the water
- Schools: Meadow Glen Elementary, Meadow Glen 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
Woodside Farms is not a waterfront neighborhood. It is not on Lake Murray, so you won't find lakefront lots, lake views, or shoreline rules here. Woodside Farms' 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.
One thing to know: the county flood map shows most Woodside Farms homes in the minimal-risk zone, but a few homes on Scarlet Oak Way are in a mapped flood hazard area, near a creek at the edge of the neighborhood. 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 Woodside Farms, 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
Woodside Farms is in Lexington, close to I-20 and the Sunset Boulevard (US-378) corridor. Black Walnut Drive and Scarlet Oak Way are the main streets. 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:
There is also an older, separate neighborhood called Woodside with West Columbia addresses; it is not part of Woodside Farms, and we can sort out which one a listing means.
Browse more guides on our Neighborhoods page.
Buying a Home in Woodside Farms
A few things we help every Woodside Farms buyer check:
- Ask us to check the flood map for the specific address, and whether flood insurance is required or advisable, especially on Scarlet Oak Way
- Ask about the Woodside Farm Homeowners Association, the recreation area, and what the dues cover
- Because the homes are fifteen to twenty years old, plan a thorough inspection and ask what has been updated
- Make sure the listing means Woodside Farms (also called The Reserves of Woodside Farms) and not the separate Woodside neighborhood
- 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 Woodside Farms
Woodside Farms buyers compare size, finished space, and updates across a fairly uniform set of brick homes, so condition and presentation drive the result. Have your list of updates, roof and system dates, and the association documents ready, and lead with what sets your home apart. Our Lexington home selling guide walks through the process.
We price Woodside Farms 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 Woodside Farms?
Woodside Farms, also listed as The Reserves of Woodside Farms, is a neighborhood of about 140 homes off Black Walnut Drive and Scarlet Oak Way in Lexington, SC (ZIP 29072), inside the Town of Lexington and part of Lexington School District One.
Is Woodside Farms on Lake Murray?
No. Woodside Farms 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 Woodside Farms?
Single-family homes, mostly with four bedrooms, in two-story and story-and-a-half plans with brick exteriors on nearly every home. Most were built from 2006 through 2010 on lots of about a third of an acre, and some have private pools.
Is there an HOA in Woodside Farms?
Yes. The Woodside Farm Homeowners Association owns the neighborhood's recreation area and shared land, and listings have described a community pool, playground, and sidewalks. Ask us for the current dues, what they cover, and the recorded restrictions for a specific address before you write an offer.
What schools serve Woodside Farms?
The Lexington School District One school locator listed Meadow Glen Elementary, Meadow Glen Middle, and River Bluff High for the Woodside Farms addresses we checked. Assignments are set by address and can change, so confirm any specific home with the district.
Is Woodside Farms the same as The Reserves of Woodside Farms?
Yes. Listings use both names for the same neighborhood on Black Walnut Drive and Scarlet Oak Way. County plat records spell it Woodside Farm.
Do homes in Woodside Farms flood?
Most are in the minimal-risk flood zone on the county flood map, but a few homes on Scarlet Oak Way 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.