Lake Frances is located on Ramblin Road just off Platt Springs Road, within three miles of the Columbia Metropolitan Airport, three and half miles from I-20, and less than 10 miles from the Town of Lexington. Access to I-20 and I-77 is within minutes of the community at anytime of the day.
Lexington is one of the fastest growing areas in the state, and has the best school district. Lexington borders beautiful Lake Murray with its more than 500 miles of shoreline and some of the best fishing in the country. With a dynamic economy, Lexington boasts friendly people, excellent schools, theaters and museums.
Lexington Medical Center, which serves the area with the main hospital at the intersection of I-26 and US 378, is only a few minutes from Lake Frances. A comprehensive satellite hospital is also located in downtown Lexington.
The City of West Columbia is located in the eastern portion of Lexington County, along the Congaree and Saluda Rivers, and is within the Columbia metropolitan area, is easily accessible via Highway 378. Rich in heritage, West Columbia is graced with tree-lined streets, quaint shops & antique stores, long-time residents and young families. West Columbia has easy access to the Columbia Metropolitan Airport.
Downtown Columbia, the capital city and home base for the University of South Carolina, is the center for politics and the arts, and offers a variety of dining, sports and entertainment venues. The Columbia Inferno Minor League Hockey Team plays right downtown. And the Colonial Center is not only home to the USC basketball team, but numerous concerts and other attractions. Fine restaurants abound in downtown Columbia, particularly in the Vista, from the most casual to the finest French cuisine. Just blocks from the town center, is historic Five Points, home to quaint shops and wonderful restaurants as well as outdoor concerts and festivals.
