Southern First Bank: branch locations

Southern First Bank is an FDIC-insured bank with 12 branches in 3 states in our list. Its main office address in the FDIC records is 6 Verdae Blvd, Greenville, SC 29607.

Contact details

Main office6 Verdae Blvd, Greenville, SC 29607
Official websitewww.southernfirst.com
FDIC certificate35295

The website address is the one the bank reported to the FDIC. Phone numbers are not part of the FDIC data, so use the number on your card or the bank’s own website.

Where Southern First Bank has branches

StateBranches
South Carolina8
North Carolina3
Georgia1

All Southern First Bank branches

Showing 12 of 12

CityStateBranchAddressZIPMap
Atlanta GA Paces Ferry 309 E Paces Ferry Rd Ne 30305 Map
Charlotte NC Colony Road Branch 4064 Colony Rd 28211 Map
Greensboro NC Greensboro 100 S Elm St 27401 Map
Raleigh NC Raleigh Branch 5444 Wade Park Blvd 27607 Map
Cayce SC Knox Abbott Br 190 Knox Abbott Dr 29033 Map
Charleston SC Calhoun Branch 80 Calhoun St 29401 Map
Greenville SC Woodruff Branch 1900 Woodruff Rd 29607 Map
Greenville SC Augusta Road Branch 2125 Augusta St 29605 Map
Greenville SC Southern First Bank (main office) 6 Verdae Blvd 29607 Map
Greer SC Parkway Branch 307 The Pkwy 29650 Map
Mount Pleasant SC Mount Pleasant Branch 691 Johnnie Dodds Blvd 29464 Map
Summerville SC Summerville Branch 105 Front St 29486 Map

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite, retrieved 2026-09-20. This site is independent and is not affiliated with Southern First Bank. Confirm branch details with the bank.

Frequently asked questions

How many branches does Southern First Bank have?

Our list has 12 branches of Southern First Bank, in South Carolina (8), North Carolina (3) and Georgia (1). The number changes as branches open and close.

Where is Southern First Bank headquartered?

The FDIC lists the main office at 6 Verdae Blvd, Greenville, SC 29607.

Is Southern First Bank FDIC-insured?

According to the FDIC BankFind data, Southern First Bank is an active FDIC-insured institution (certificate number 35295). Confirm any bank you plan to use in the FDIC’s BankFind tool.