2732 Kennerly Rd — Spacious 5-Bedroom One-Level Home on 2.76 Acres in Irmo, SC — $413,000

Property Overview

Welcome to 2732 Kennerly Rd, a spacious one-level traditional home offering 3,295 square feet of living space on approximately 2.76 acres in Irmo, South Carolina. Built in 1984 and occupied by its original owner, the home combines five bedrooms and four full bathrooms with two kitchens, two dens, a welcoming living room, a Florida room, and a flexible private in-law suite.

The main living spaces are designed around comfortable everyday living and gathering. A vaulted-ceiling living room provides an inviting central space, while the Florida room features a gas-log propane fireplace. The large open gathering area connects the kitchen, dining area, and den and is anchored by a cozy wood-burning stove.

The private in-law suite includes its own kitchen, den, bedroom, and bathroom, with access from the exterior front porch as well as the main den. This arrangement provides a flexible space for extended family, guests, or separate living needs while remaining connected to the main residence.

Interior Features

In-Law Suite & Flexible Living

The home’s five-bedroom, four-bathroom configuration includes a dedicated in-law suite with a second kitchen, den, bedroom, and private bathroom. The suite has exterior access from the front porch as well as interior access to the main den, creating a versatile arrangement for multigenerational living, guests, or a separate household space.

Outdoor Living & Property Features

Outdoor living is an important part of the property, with a 447-square-foot covered back porch and an additional 257-square-foot covered porch overlooking the spacious yard and wooded area. These covered spaces provide room for outdoor seating, entertaining, and enjoying the surrounding setting.

The property also includes a 110-square-foot shed with an additional 206 square feet of covered porch space. The additional structure offers flexible possibilities for storage, hobbies, gardening, or workshop use. The lot is listed at approximately 2.76 acres and permits horses.

Parking is provided by a detached carport. The property also includes gutters, a shed, and a workshop, with a combination of dirt and paved road surfaces.

Utilities & Construction

The home is a traditional single-family residence constructed in 1984 with fiber-cement Hardie Plank and vinyl exterior materials and a slab foundation. Property utilities include a well and septic tank, with electricity connected and cable available.

The property is not a new construction and is located in a community without a named subdivision. The listing record identifies an HOA, although no HOA fee or governing details are provided here.

Buyer Area Research

Area Overview

Irmo is a town in South Carolina’s Midlands region, northwest of Columbia. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Irmo’s population at 12,204 as of July 1, 2025, compared with a 2020 census population of 11,569. The 2020-to-2025 population estimate increased by 6.4 percent.

The local area combines residential communities with access to the greater Columbia region. School District Five of Lexington & Richland Counties describes its district as a primarily residential suburban area northwest of Columbia and includes the towns of Irmo and Chapin.

Safety & Crime

Available 2024 city-level FBI Uniform Crime Reporting data for Irmo recorded 29 violent offenses and 191 property offenses. The reported 2024 rates were approximately 238.1 violent offenses and 1,568.4 property offenses per 100,000 residents. Reported property offenses included 163 larceny-thefts, 15 motor-vehicle thefts, and 13 burglaries; reported violent offenses included 22 aggravated assaults, four robberies, and three rapes.

These figures describe the Town of Irmo as a whole rather than 2732 Kennerly Rd or any individual neighborhood. Crime reporting can vary by year and agency coverage, so city-level statistics are best considered community context rather than a property-specific safety assessment.

Schools & Education

Irmo is served in part by School District Five of Lexington & Richland Counties. The district operates schools across Irmo, Chapin, and surrounding areas, including Irmo Elementary, Irmo Middle, Irmo High, Dutch Fork Elementary, Dutch Fork Middle, Dutch Fork High, River Springs Elementary, Oak Pointe Elementary, and other campuses.

Nearby schools listed by the district include Irmo Elementary, Irmo Middle, Irmo High, Dutch Fork Elementary, Dutch Fork Middle, and Dutch Fork High. School proximity does not by itself establish enrollment assignment for this property; prospective buyers should confirm the current attendance boundary directly with the district.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare resources serving the Irmo area include Prisma Health Urgent Care–Ballentine at 1085 Dutch Fork Road in Irmo. The facility provides urgent-care services and is open seven days a week with extended hours according to Prisma Health.

Additional medical facilities are available throughout the wider Columbia and Irmo-area healthcare network. Facility locations and services should be confirmed directly with providers when selecting care.

Housing Market History

For a consistent historical comparison, the table below uses the FHFA All-Transactions House Price Index for the Columbia, South Carolina metropolitan statistical area. The index is not a dollar home value; it measures changes in single-family home prices using a repeat-sales methodology. The figures shown are fourth-quarter index observations for each year.

Transportation & Access

Regional transportation in the Irmo area is supported by I-26 and the surrounding US and state roadway network. The South Carolina Department of Transportation completed the major Midlands Connection I-26 widening project in 2024, widening portions of I-26 between Exit 85 and Exit 101 and modifying several interchanges.

SCDOT also identifies additional Carolina Crossroads improvements involving the I-20/I-26/I-126 corridor, including proposed interchange and roadway improvements intended to improve mobility and traffic operations in the Columbia-area interstate network.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping and services are available throughout Irmo. The Irmo Supercenter at 1180 Dutch Fork Road provides grocery pickup and delivery services, while Food Lion operates stores at 7241 Broad River Road and 11107 Broad River Road. Walgreens also operates a pharmacy and retail location at 1251 Dutch Fork Road.

Parks & Recreation

Recreation in the Irmo area includes Saluda Shoals Park, a 480-acre regional park along the Saluda River. The park offers paved and unpaved trails, a river observation deck, canoe and kayak launches, an 18-hole disc golf course, tennis facilities, playgrounds, picnic shelters, and other recreational amenities.

The Irmo Chapin Recreation Commission also operates Crooked Creek Park, Melvin Park, Mungo Park, and Seven Oaks Park, providing additional recreational facilities throughout the area.

Utilities & Connectivity

Property-specific utilities include a private well and septic tank, with electricity connected and cable available. These property details are separate from general utility availability throughout the Irmo area.

Lexington County provides information concerning water and sewer approvals for properties using public water, wells, public sewer, or septic systems. Dominion Energy South Carolina provides electric service within its assigned service territory, while local waste-collection arrangements depend on municipal or county service areas.

Development & Planning

Irmo’s adopted comprehensive planning framework addresses future land use, growth, transportation, infrastructure, community facilities, and development strategies. The Town’s planning documents identify short-, mid-, and long-term strategies rather than guaranteeing specific future development outcomes.

In the broader regional transportation network, SCDOT’s Carolina Crossroads program includes proposed improvements to the I-20/I-26/I-126 corridor. Project phases and construction status can change, so current information should be confirmed with SCDOT before making decisions based on planned transportation improvements.

Property Summary