The Fort Mill area received its name from a colonial-era fort built by the British on Steele Creek. Fort Mill was the site of the last meeting of the full Confederate Cabinet and is home to World War I pilot, author and industrialist Elliot White Springs. The town is also home to the Catawba Indian Reservation and Cultural Center, which documents the settlement of Catawba Indians who made Fort Mill their home for many years.

The textile industry became increasingly important in York County during the twentieth century. Fort Mill, a booming town still today, is home to Springs Industries, the makers of such popular home linen brands as Wamsutta, Springmaid, Bali, and Regal. The Spring family has lived in Fort Mill for years and contributes heavily to thee town's economy and sense of history.

Located in eastern York County, Fort Mill has experienced exponential growth in the past few years, with a population growth from approximately 17,000 residents to 25,000, and experts project Fort Mill real estate to swell to over 35,000 residents by the year 2015. This rapid rate of growth is evidence that Fort Mill is a superb option for individuals and families who work in the city but long for quiet, grassy tree-lined streets with spacious backyards where the children can run and play. Businesses and developers are highly attracted to Fort Mill's potential growth, and residents are drawn to the outstanding public schools, picturesque setting and tight-knit community. Truly, Fort Mill real estate is the best investment for superior family living.

If you are searching for traditional southern living in a charming southern town, look no further than Fort Mill real estate. For more information about all that Fort Mill has to offer, call the Re/Max Premiere Team at (704) 714-6670 today. Let our experienced Realtors assist you with your relocation and help you secure the home of your dreams.

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