320 S Beltline

A low-rise, postwar condominium complex built in 1949 and organized as two-story attached units, primarily offering two-bedroom residences. The exterior presents modest, midcentury massing with partial guttering and shared roofs maintained by the homeowners association. Interiors are straightforward and functional: most units are two-bedroom, one-bath layouts with basic systems and features such as attic access and smoke detectors; several listings note recent renovations including new luxury vinyl plank flooring, updated kitchens and bathrooms, and modernized mechanicals in select units. Common responsibilities handled by the HOA include roof maintenance, water and sewer service, landscaping, exterior insurance and some community lighting and security camera coverage. On-site parking is typical of small condominium developments in the area; units are often tenant-occupied, making the community a frequent choice for investors. The property’s location is transit-friendly and walkable to Midlands Technical College’s Beltline campus, close to Fort Jackson, USC, shopping corridors, restaurants and major interstates, with proximity to Williams-Brice Stadium and neighborhood retail. The overall character is practical, value-oriented housing with an HOA that centralizes exterior upkeep and utility coverage.