Downtown Greenville, SC Real Estate for Sale

Discover Greenville’s downtown condominiums such as The Brio Condos, The Lofts at Mills Mill, Field House, RiverPlace, River Terrace, The River House, The Bookends, 400 North Main, Poinsett Corners, the Custom House, and The Brownstones, Richland at the Park, the Hamptons, The Edge, and The Elements. If your prefer single family historic homes are new construction homes try the North Main or Augusta Road area.

Downtown Greenville is home to the Liberty Bridge which is suspended across the Reedy River and is surrounded by Falls Park and its amazing downtown gardens and plants. Within walking distance, see a show at the Peace Center and have dinner at a downtown restuarant like Soby’s, Larkin’s on the River, High Cotton, The Lazy Goat, Smoke on the Water, Westin Poinsett Hotel, Nose Dive, or Rick Erwin’s. The Brown Street Club highlights local and regional jazz musicians along with continental cuisine. Enjoy an evening of Salsa dancing at the Blue Martini. Catch a Greenville Drive game and grab dinner at Liberty Tap Room or sushi at Tsunami. Before calling it a night, have a coffee or after dinner drink at Coffee Underground, West End Coffee, or Spill the Beans. Every fall, enjoy Fall for Greenville, a festival where Greenville’s finest chefs highlight their cuisine and local musicians showcase their talent in downtown Greenville.

Greenville's North Main

Greenville’s North Main Homes on historic Earle Street boasts tree-lined sidewalks and quaint bungalows. Hop on the Trolley and ride downtown for an ice cream at Greenville downtown’s Marble Slab or a frozen yogurt at Blueberry Frog. Condominiums and townhome communities include The Edge, The Elements, and The Park Downtown. North Main area is home to The Bohemian restaurant, Horizon Records, North Main Yoga, and award-winning schools such as Stone Academy for the Communication Arts. The Handlebar hosts renowned performing artists from around the world as well. Stone Lake is another great downtown location right around the corner from the North Main area that has well appointed brick ranch homes and is minutes from Downtown Greenville.

Greenville's Augusta Road

Greenville’s Augusta Road Area is home to Chanticleer, Alta Vista, and Greenville Country Club, all minutes from Greenville Memorial Hospital. From stately mansions to charming bungalows, this very popular location is within walking distance to Greenville’s Cleveland Park, Falls Park, Augusta Road shopping, and the Greenville Zoo. Greenville’s Augusta Road area is minutes from Lewis Plaza, Augusta Grill, Gourmet Pizza, and the Blockhouse as well as the Greenville Drive baseball stadium for catching Greenville Drive baseball games on a summer afternoon. 

Downtown Greenville's West End

Greenville’s West End hosts the Greenville Drive baseball games at Fluor Field. The West End also hosts Greenville’s Arts Festival, Artisphere, an annual festival featuring the area’s finest visual and performing artists. Greenville’s West End is home to visual artists who open their studios on the first Friday of every month. First Fridays attracts art connoisseurs from around the region to view the works of Greenville’s painters and sculptors, particularly in Greenville’s West End arts district, Art Crossing at RiverPlace. New City Development and Real Estate also call Greenville’s West End home.

More news on Greenville SC

* Greenville SC Winner of the National Award for one of the 100 Best Communities for Young People to live.   100 best communities news release

* Greenville, SC hosts the USA Cycling Championship 2006, 2007 & 2007 read about it at their site: http://www.usacyclingchampionships.com/

* Greenville, SC was rated Top North American MICRO City of 2009-2010 in terms of business environment.

* In 2009 Zillow ranked Greenville SC home values as appreciating at a rate of 2.8% when most of the nation's property values were decreasing.

* Forbes.com considered Greenville SC to be one of the top five best places to weather an economic downturn in the United States.

* Money Magazine predicts that Greenville, SC will be one of the first areas to recover from the "Great Housing Paralysis of 2009."