Regent Park
Regent Park is the northernmost community in Fort Mill, off Regent Parkway near Carowinds, and it is really 19 neighborhoods operating under one association. Homes here date from the early 1980s through the early 2020s and run the full range of housing types, condos, townhomes and single-family, built by a long list of builders over four decades. It is also built on a piece of local history, the former Heritage USA site, redeveloped after the PTL bankruptcy.
Nineteen Neighborhoods Under One Fort Mill Address
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Barclay Woods, Chadwyck, Cuxhaven, Glenridge, Grantham Place, Greenbriar, Hampton Estates, Kensington Place, Keswick, Madison Green, Manor Lake, Pike View, Sheffield Point, Sunningdale, The Enclave, The Overlook, Towne Square, Wentworth and Woburn Abbey all sit under the Regent Park Community Owners Association.
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Condos from around 600 square feet, townhomes in the 1,100 to 2,100 range, and single-family homes past 3,900 square feet, built from the early 1980s into the 2020s.
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Regent Park Golf Club, a Ron Garl design opened in 1994, closed in 2016 and the land was sold for residential development. Portions have since been redeveloped with homes and apartments. If a listing still markets golf here, it is out of date.
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The master association maintains a swimming pool, tennis courts, a playground, walking trails and the private roads.
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The community sits on the former PTL Ministry theme park property, bought and redeveloped by MUI Corporation through its Regent Carolina subsidiary after the bankruptcy.
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Food Lion sits in Regent Towne Center at 1046 Regent Parkway, right at the community entrance, and Carolina Place Mall in Pineville is about four miles north.
So what does it actually cost to live in Regent Park? The spread here is the widest in Fort Mill, so read these as the middle of a very wide range.
Median sale price
$384,000
Past 12 months
Homes sold
33
Past 12 months
Median price per sq ft
$199
Past 12 months
Median days on market
49
Past 12 months
Listing price range
$150K–$869K
Condos to single-family
Year built
1981–2021
Most homes
Regent Park home sales across condos, townhomes and single-family, Redfin neighborhood data, July 2026. The mix drives the median, so a single-family number will run well above it. Verify current values.
Same Fort Mill School District, older housing stock. That combination is most of the reason buyers end up here. Here is who your kids would be zoned for and how those schools measure up.
Sugar Creek Elementary
Springfield Middle
Nation Ford High
School grades and scores from Niche and GreatSchools, retrieved September 2026. Attendance zones from York County GIS and Fort Mill School District, current for 2026-27. Zones change as the district grows. Verify assignments for an exact address with the district's Find My Schools locator before making decisions. Regent Park is large enough that portions can fall in different elementary zones.
This is the part of Regent Park that catches buyers off guard, so read it twice. The master association, Regent Park Community Owners Association, charged $958.15 for 2025, due in full on January 1, and that covers the private roads, common areas, pool, playground and tennis courts. It is managed by William Douglas Management. On top of that, individual neighborhoods inside Regent Park carry their own dues with their own managers, including Glenridge, Kensington, Grantham Place, Pike View, Manor Lake, Barclay Woods, Sheffield Point and Towne Square. Listing data shows those second dues running anywhere from about $79 to $320 a month depending on the section and the unit. Two homes a few streets apart can carry a $1,000 a year difference, and it usually does not surface until you are already under contract. Confirm both the master dues and any neighborhood dues for a specific address before making decisions.
Regent Park sits at the northern edge of Fort Mill (29715), off Regent Parkway, with Springfield Parkway and SC-160 as the main connectors and I-77 Exit 90 at Carowinds Boulevard the nearest interchange. Carowinds is about two miles away and Carolina Place Mall in Pineville about four, which makes this the best located community in Fort Mill for anyone headed toward Pineville or uptown. Uptown Charlotte is roughly 15 miles, generally 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic. Food Lion sits at the entrance in Regent Towne Center, and Kingsley, the mixed-use town center at I-77 Exit 85, is a short drive south.
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At the northern edge of Fort Mill, SC (29715), off Regent Parkway near Carowinds, with I-77 Exit 90 the closest interchange.
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Scale and range. It is 19 neighborhoods under one association on the former Heritage USA site, with condos, townhomes and single-family homes built from the early 1980s into the 2020s, all in Fort Mill School District.
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No. Regent Park Golf Club closed in 2016 and the land was sold for residential development. Listings that still market golf here are out of date.
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Sugar Creek Elementary, Springfield Middle and Nation Ford High, all in Fort Mill School District. The community is large, so verify assignments by exact address with the district's school locator.
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The median sale price was about $384,000 as of mid-2026, but that blends everything. Condos start around $150,000, townhomes generally run $240,000 to $400,000, and single-family homes reach into the $800,000s. Verify current values.
