1100 Wheat

Wilshire House is a midrise condominium building constructed in 1986 that primarily offers one-bedroom units across nine stories. The exterior reads as a straightforward, institutional residential block with a mix of private balconies and covered back porches on selected units. Interiors tend toward efficient, apartment-scale layouts with in-unit laundry in many residences and contemporary update trends such as luxury vinyl plank flooring, modern cabinets, and refreshed countertops in kitchens and baths. Common areas focus on social and outdoor living: a landscaped courtyard, furnished club room with kitchenette, gazebo with seating and fireplace, an outdoor kitchen and grilling area, and a sizable pool and sundeck that anchor summer activity. The property includes gated access, an on-site management office, designated covered parking spaces within a two-level garage, visitor parking, and 24-hour security features referenced in community materials. Pet policies are governed by condominium rules (typical of association-managed complexes). Located in downtown Columbia adjacent to the University of South Carolina, the building sits within easy walking distance of campus facilities, student life hubs, restaurants, and entertainment corridors; pedestrian bridges and direct walkways connect residents to nearby fitness and academic buildings. The overall character is practical, campus-oriented, and amenity-supported, appealing to buyers seeking a lock-and-leave condominium with strong walkability to USC and downtown services.