Hollywood/rose hill
Welcome to Hollywood/Rose Hill
Hollywood/Rose Hill is a vibrant, historic neighborhood located just minutes from downtown Columbia and the University of South Carolina. Known for its eclectic mix of charming bungalows, classic brick homes, and tree-lined streets, this area offers a perfect blend of character and convenience. Residents enjoy a walkable lifestyle with easy access to Five Points, Devine Street, and the USC campus—making it popular with students, young professionals, and families alike. With a welcoming community vibe, architectural charm, and proximity to local dining, parks, and entertainment, Hollywood/Rose Hill is a beloved gem in the heart of Columbia.
Hollywood/Rose Hill offers residents a highly walkable lifestyle. Whether you’re heading to class at USC, grabbing coffee with friends, or enjoying a weekend brunch, everything you need is just a short stroll or bike ride away. Its proximity to Five Points makes it a go-to spot for shopping, nightlife, and live music, while Devine Street adds a touch of boutique charm with upscale retail and dining options. Residents also enjoy quick access to nearby green spaces like Maxcy Gregg Park and Martin Luther King Jr. Park, both ideal for outdoor recreation and community events.
The neighborhood attracts a diverse mix of students, young professionals, families, and longtime residents who value both the sense of history and the vibrant, evolving energy of the area. With its warm community vibe, architectural charm, and unbeatable location near Columbia’s cultural and educational core, Hollywood/Rose Hill continues to be one of the most sought-after places to live in the city.
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Hollywood/Rose Hill offers a vibrant mix of local charm and city convenience, making it one of Columbia’s most dynamic neighborhoods to explore. Start your day with a coffee from Cool Beans Coffee Co., a cozy café loved by USC students and locals alike. For brunch or lunch, The Gourmet Shop on nearby Devine Street offers delicious fare, fine wines, and a specialty market all in one spot.
Take a stroll through Maxcy Gregg Park for a dose of green space or an afternoon tennis match. Music lovers shouldn’t miss Papa Jazz Record Shoppe, a Five Points institution packed with new and vintage vinyl. Bookworms will love browsing the shelves at Ed’s Editions, a hidden gem for used and rare books just minutes away.
When evening rolls around, enjoy a relaxed dinner and craft cocktail at Goat’s or grab a cold beer at Publick House, a local favorite with a rotating tap list. Catch live music at The White Mule, where local acts and traveling musicians make for an intimate and lively night out.
