134 Meadow Park Drive

4,300 square feet on just over an acre with Blue Ridge views from the living room and screened porch. New construction by White Buffalo Homes, whose work has been featured in Better Homes & Gardens and HGTV Magazine, in Longview Carolina, Jim Anthony’s 180-acre agricultural neighborhood in the foothills outside Easley. Transitional European design with Hardi lap siding, stucco, and a stone chimney. Copper accent roofs and exterior fixtures that will age beautifully. The lot has some nice hardwoods on it and feels like part of the landscape rather than carved out of it. Inside, ¾-inch solid oak hardwood floors run throughout with a custom oak staircase, solid pine trim, and solid core doors. The kitchen is anchored by a limestone hood with custom maple cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a full Bosch appliance package. The living room has a ventless gas fireplace and views of the ridge. Main level has the prime suite with a zero-entry tile shower, open living and dining areas, laundry, walk-in pantry, and a private office with closets that can serve as a fifth bedroom. Upstairs has three bedrooms, a loft, and a 21x34 bonus room that is one of the most usable spaces in the house. Behind it, a large walk-in unfinished attic gives you serious storage now or future square footage when you’re ready. The screened porch is where this house comes together. 19x15 with iron railings, a vaulted pine ceiling, a gas fireplace, and mountain views that don’t have anything in front of them. Trex deck beyond with TimberTech aluminum railings. Septic prepped for a future pool. Irrigation installed. Oversized 2.5-car garage with an EV charger already installed. 400-amp electrical service, Navien tankless gas water heater with recirculating pump, LED throughout, pre-wired for smart home, 10-year HVAC parts warranty with optional labor warranty, and Sherwin Williams Duration paint inside and out. This home sits in a community designed with as much intention as the house itself. Sixty acres of preserved green space, community gardens and chicken coops, beehives, over two miles of trails, and a mountaintop pavilion with 50-mile views of the Blue Ridge Escarpment. Four minutes from downtown Easley, twenty minutes to Greenville and Clemson.