Newer construction without the new-construction compromises. Built in 2020 by a local builder, not a production company, and offered by its original owner, this home sits in an established Piedmont neighborhood with mature trees, no HOA, and none of the cookie-cutter feel of today's subdivisions. It was built well after the surrounding homes, so you get modern construction in a settled neighborhood. The open floor plan connects the living room, kitchen, and dining area under vaulted ceilings, so the main living space feels larger than you'd expect at this price. The kitchen is set up for real use, with a center island that gives extra prep space and seating, plenty of cabinet and counter space, and a direct line of sight into the living room. At $285,000, it comes in at or below what you'd pay for a comparable new build, without the HOA dues, restrictions, or a yard full of saplings. The home has been well cared for and is in great condition. Other features include a heated and cooled garage that works year-round as a shop, gym, or storage space, and a fully fenced backyard backed by a wooded tree line. Located just off I-85, the home gives you easy access to both Greenville and Anderson for work, shopping, and dining, while keeping you out of the traffic and density of either city.