Travelers Rest went from a highway pass-through to one of the most sought-after small towns in the Upstate, and the Swamp Rabbit Trail is a big reason why. When the old rail line became a trail through downtown in 2009, the Main Street came back to life, and people started wanting to live within a […]
Spartanburg is its own city, not a Greenville suburb, and the renovation work over here shows it. People call it the Hub City because by the early 1900s you could leave Spartanburg by rail in seven directions, and that history built a place with real bones: grand old homes in the streetcar suburbs, surviving textile […]
Fountain Inn grew up fast, and it grew across a county line, which makes it one of the more unusual towns we work in. The city sits right on the Greenville and Laurens county border, so part of it is in one county and part is in the other, and that matters more than most […]
Laurens is a county seat with real history to it, and the homes here reflect that more than the newer Greenville suburbs do. The town is built around one of the best-preserved courthouse squares in South Carolina, with a stock of older homes near the center that were built long before the subdivisions went up […]
Salem sits in lake and mountain country, not the flat suburbs, and the renovation work up here reflects that. Most of what we do around Salem is on or near Lake Keowee, where the homes are custom lake houses, second homes, and places people retire into rather than starter subdivisions. Home values in Salem are […]
Anderson is its own city, not a Greenville suburb, and the renovation work down here shows it. People call it the Electric City because it was one of the first places in the country to run on hydroelectric power back in the 1890s, and that older, established core still shapes a lot of the housing. […]
