Chris Small Realtor

Chris Small Realtor Realtor licensed with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Midlands Real Estate. I am an SC native, born and raised in the piedmont of South Carolina.

Growing up, I helped my grandfather on the farm and with his bulldozing and grading business. I developed his grit at a young age. Since moving to Columbia, I have lived in several parts of town including Earlewood, Rosewood, Forest Acres, and Irmo. I've formed community throughout the midlands. I have a passion for helping people with the utmost integrity, respect, and excellence. I started my ca

reer in law enforcement then later received my Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from USC and my MBA from the same. When I'm not helping clients find the home of their dreams, I enjoy spending time outdoors with my wife and kids starting our family homestead.

04/11/2026

You can hear Cedar drinking water behind me while I'm talking the whole time but the main idea is we appreciate the delivery drivers. I know they work long hours and I appreciate all they do.

04/05/2026

You're supposed to bake a marshmallow wrapped in a crescent roll with cinnamon, sugar and butter. After you bake it, the marshmallow is supposed to be completely gone leaving an empty roll to represent the grave being empty. But it clearly didn't go to plan. Now the kids might be traumatized with another reason to have therapy in the future...

A little less than 2000 years ago, the followers of Jesus thought this was the end.They were wrong!
04/03/2026

A little less than 2000 years ago, the followers of Jesus thought this was the end.

They were wrong!

03/29/2026

Such a fun trip!

03/17/2026

I don't think I've ever seen so many food messages before.

02/25/2026

Real estate doesn’t have to feel chaotic.
Garrett Maroon shows how consistency, relationships, and simple systems create the kind of business clients rave about.
Every agent should read this one. Thanks
For the "Chris Approved" stamp.

02/11/2026

Homeschool day at the South Carolina State House turned government, history, and architecture into a hands-on lesson.

Here are the top 5 things to do while you’re here:

1. Walk the State House grounds and study the monuments, memorials, and artwork that tell South Carolina’s story

2. Tour the inside of the State House and learn how laws are made right here in Columbia

3. Visit the House and Senate chambers and connect civics lessons to real-world government

4. Explore the architecture, from the dome to the granite columns, and talk about the building’s long construction history

5. Use the gardens and outdoor spaces for journaling, sketching, or reflecting on what you learned about leadership and civic duty

A day at the State House turns civics into something you can walk through and ask questions about.

02/10/2026

Homeschool day at Jones Gap State Park gave us mountains, waterfalls, and some of the best hands-on science South Carolina has to offer. Here are the top 5 things to do while you’re here:

1. Hike the Jones Gap Trail and study the Middle Saluda River up close, from water flow to rock formations

2. Visit Rainbow Falls for a lesson on elevation, erosion, and how waterfalls shape the landscape

3. Explore the cold-water streams and identify salamanders, insects, and unique mountain species

4. Use the park’s rich plant life to practice tree and wildflower identification in a true mountain ecosystem

5. Picnic along the river and turn the quiet forest setting into time for journaling, sketching, or reflection

Jones Gap turns every trail into a biology, geology, and ecology lesson rolled into one.

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02/09/2026

Homeschool day at Colonial Dorchester State Historic Site brought colonial history to life in the middle of the Lowcountry. Here are the top 5 things to do while you’re here:

1. Explore the remarkably preserved 1757 tabby fort and learn how early settlers built with local materials

2. Walk through the archaeological areas and see ongoing excavations that uncover daily life in the colonial town
3. Visit the ruins of St. George’s Anglican Church and connect architecture to the town’s religious history

4. Follow the interpretive signs to discover the stories of merchants, tradesmen, and families who lived here

5. Walk along the Ashley River and discuss how geography shaped trade, travel, and community life in colonial times

A day here turns South Carolina’s early history into something kids can see, touch, and imagine.

02/08/2026

Homeschool day at Givhans Ferry State Park gave us river views, sandy trails, and tons of hands-on learning. Here are the top 5 things to do while you’re here:

1. Walk the River Bluff Trail and study the limestone bluffs, plants, and wildlife along the Edisto River

2. Explore the riverbank and learn about South Carolina’s longest free-flowing blackwater river

3. Picnic under the trees and turn lunch into journaling, sketching, or quiet observation time

4. Visit the historic CCC-built structures and connect them to lessons about conservation and the 1930s

5. Look for turtles, birds, and insects along the shoreline and practice nature identification skills

Givhans Ferry turns a simple river walk into a full day of science, history, and discovery.

02/07/2026

Homeschool day at Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site felt like stepping straight into the beginning of South Carolina’s story. Here are the top 5 things to do while you’re here:

1. Explore the self-guided history trail and learn about the founding of the Carolina colony in 1670

2. Visit the Animal Forest and observe bison, otters, puma, and other species that once lived in early Carolina

3. Step aboard the Adventure, the 17th-century replica trading ship, and learn about maritime history

4. Walk the gardens, marshes, and oak-lined paths while studying Lowcountry plants and ecosystems

5. Visit the exhibits and archaeology areas to connect artifacts to real stories from the colony’s earliest days

A day here turns South Carolina’s origins into a hands-on, walk-through lesson.

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4401 S Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC
29575-4936

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