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I just received an offer to transfer down to our companys office in Greenville. I live in south jersey. Around an hour from AC and 30 mins from philly. Im really looking into the move because I would like to live somewhere a little less congested. I saw the area travelers rest and found a few homes I liked there. I mapped it out and saw it was about 20mins from downtown and that’s a good distance I believe. So really the main things Im looking for is a nice size backyard with some walk able areas. Either to shops or trails. Any suggestions?
Were 28 & 29 years old with no kids and dont plan on having any but still would like a good sized house and a good neighborhood. This will be our first house and moving so far away from our families, I want to make a good choice.
There are lots of great areas/neighborhoods in the area. Living downtown would put you close to restaurants, arts venues, parks, etc. Living off Augusta St south of Church St/Mills Ave would put you in walking distance to restaurants & some shopping. Otherwise, try to locate homes in areas adjacent to the Swamp Rabbit Trail http://greenvillerec.com/parks/swamprabbit/maps/. Good luck!
Simpsonville is one of the most desirable areas around Greenville...YEs, we do happen to have nice home for sale in a less congested part of Simpsonville..We love it! and building on a farm near by. Gotta have the horses. Our back door neighbors are from NJ! Check out neely Farm even if you don;t check us out...Large pool...very nice club house...trails, creek, pond, playground, soccer/dog playground...beautiful landscaping and not too pricey!
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