205 Parkins Mill Road

Positioned just 1.2 miles from the Swamp Rabbit Trail and 8 minutes from the vibrant energy of Downtown Greenville, The Marais is a European-inspired modern residence located within one of Greenville’s most desirable residential corridors. Designed with intention, contrast, and presence, this home blends architectural character with elevated everyday living. The Marais is one half of a curated private two-home enclave alongside its upcoming sister residence, The Bastide at 203 Parkins Mill Rd. A gallery-like entry framed by soft arches and sculptural lighting creates an immediate sense of arrival. The main living space is open yet refined, featuring wide-plank flooring, a dramatic fluted fireplace wall, and a designer kitchen with ceiling-height custom cabinetry, premium appliances, quartz countertops, waterfall island, breakfast bar, and a striking stainless hood centerpiece. One of the home’s most distinctive features is the dual primary suite concept. One suite is bright, calm, and spa-inspired, while the other embraces a more moody and cinematic atmosphere with layered lighting and bold detailing — offering two completely different luxury experiences within the same home. Throughout the residence, curated architectural details continue through layered lighting, material contrast, arched transitions, a moody wine display, and spaces intentionally designed to shift mood from day to evening. Outdoor living extends the experience with multiple entertaining areas, including an upper-level terrace and private patio designed for gathering, retreat, and late-night conversation. With close proximity to Laurens Rd and the future Bolden Street District transformation, this corridor is positioned to become one of Greenville’s premier luxury pockets in the years ahead — making The Marais not only a design-forward residence, but a strong long-term investment in the future of Parkins Mill. This is not a production build. It is a carefully designed home created for the buyer who values architecture, atmosphere, and individuality — a residence that feels collected rather than constructed.