*** No USDA eligible properties were found in Johnsonville ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Pamplico, SC. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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Johnsonville, South Carolina in Florence County


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46 active listings near Johnsonville
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$2,995,000   * 402 Bens Lake Dr
$1,492,755    E Myrtle Beach Hwy
$1,490,000    821 Lake City Hwy
$850,000    St David Dr
$649,000   👍 445 W Willow Pond Rd
$525,000   👍 507 Myrtle Wood Ln
$499,000   👍 361 Dwellings Dr
$499,000   👍 1770 Lake City Hwy
$485,000   👍 420 Maple Ave
$448,000   👍 436 Country Club Dr
$410,000   👍 272 E Broadway St
$400,000   👍 E Myrtle Beach Hwy
$350,000   👍 3105 Cash Rd
$299,000   👍 Snows Lake Rd
$289,000   👍 506 Byrnes Cir
$285,000   👍 3105 Cash Rd
$224,900   👍 742 Windermere Cir
$199,777   👍 212 E Broadway St
$199,500   👍 482 Greenview Dr Unit 482
$189,900   👍 352 E Broadway St
$179,900   👍 705 White Oak Dr
$164,900   👍* 110 W Marion St
$147,000   👍 Persimmon Ford Rd
$145,000   👍* 527 Bennett Dr
$124,000   👍 3116 Cash Rd
$124,000   👍 3116 Cash Rd
$120,000   👍 271 W Willow Pond Rd
$75,000   👍 Fox Bay Rd
$69,000   👍 2463 Hanna Lake Rd
$25,000   👍 New Pine 76 Acres Rd Lot 2
$25,000   👍 406 Pembroke Blvd
$25,000   👍 418 Pembroke Blvd
$25,000   👍 S Persimmon Ford Rd S Lot 5
$22,500   👍 Golfview Cir
$20,000   👍* 239 E Pine Ave E
$15,000   👍* Windermere Cir
$12,500   👍* Pineneedle Cir
$12,000   👍 Byrnes Cir
$12,000   👍 Maple Ave
$8,900   👍 114 Diamond Branch Rd

Interested in fun facts and the history of Johnsonville, SC?
Then read on!

Johnsonville is a small village located in the northeastern part of Florence County, South Carolina. The village was incorporated in 1913 and was named after a local family, the Johnson family. Johnsonville has a rich history and is home to several historic sites and landmarks, including the Johnsonville Depot, which was built in 1895 and now serves as a museum. The village is also known for its agricultural products, particularly tobacco and soybeans, which are grown in the surrounding countryside. Johnsonville is a quiet, peaceful community with a strong sense of community spirit, making it a great place to live or visit.