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Ok so been to Greenville twice to look around,but haven’t been there in 2 yrs or so. Southwest stopped flying there from ny thru Baltimore so it’s turned me off a bit.back to it in looking for retirement central.....
Ok so been to Greenville twice to look around,but haven’t been there in 2 yrs or so. Southwest stopped flying there from ny thru Baltimore so it’s turned me off a bit.back to it in looking for retirement central.....
Wow. Quite a bit has changed in 2 years with the area. It's seems like it's growing daily. Most would consider Simpsonville to be a family friendly area, so I guess it depends what you're looking for in retirement. Of course Greenville is right up the interstate, so I consider it Greenville. You should take another visit.
Ok so been to Greenville twice to look around,but haven’t been there in 2 yrs or so. Southwest stopped flying there from ny thru Baltimore so it’s turned me off a bit.back to it in looking for retirement central.....
Don't forget Travelers Rest as well. A charming little town and my favorite if I would have to choose in between Simpsonvile, Fountain Inn, and Travelers Rest. It is in some mountains which is great.
That’s a wide open question. How about telling what you’re looking for — housing style, price range, activities, expectations, etc and then we’ll say whether it fits your needs.
Liberty is a small town in a rural area. I'd be concerned with access to healthcare and a hospital if I was thinking about retiring there. Other than a newer Ingles, there isn't much in the way of shopping in Liberty.
Easley is bigger, has more shopping, and a small hospital. It is also a lot closer to Greenville. It has become more of a commuter town for people working in Greenville in recent years. It isn't the prettiest town in the area but it isn't bad, either.
Great input everyone,I thank you for it.trying to get down there by May. What about the liberty easley section of the upstate..
Liberty is a typical rural small town. Easley is a cute tiny city of about 21,000 people. It has a lot of the basic shopping in it.
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