108 Averill Street

If you’re holding out for a large backyard… or expecting a picture-perfect street right now… or planning to pay at or above market for a turnkey neighborhood—this is NOT the home for you. But, if you’ve defaulted to considering townhomes in order to be walkable to downtown Greenville but can’t help think, “I wish I could get a single-family home instead”… THIS is where you stop searching. Because finding a SINGLE-FAMILY home THIS close to downtown at THIS price point is rare—and that’s exactly what makes THIS an opportunity. Built in 2025 and barely lived in, this home already skips the builder-basic phase and goes straight to the upgrades that matter. The kitchen anchors the space with a large waterfall-edge island, warm accent cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a clean tile backsplash—designed for real living, not just showing. Throughout the home (excluding bathrooms), you’ll find luxury wood vinyl plank flooring—no carpet anywhere—a feature many buyers love for both style, easy cleaning and air quality. The layout is flexible and functional: a main-level bedroom with access to a non-private full bath works well for guests, a home office, or everyday convenience. Upstairs, the primary suite delivers a boutique feel with a barn door private bath entry, dual sinks, frameless glass shower, private water closet, TWO walk-in closets, and wall-switch-controlled bedside lighting that just makes life easier. Now let’s be clear—this home is not for someone who needs a backyard. The outdoor space is intentionally minimal. This is for the buyer who would rather walk to dinner than spend time maintaining a lawn, who values time and location over square footage outside. And speaking of location—this is where the math really starts to work in your favor. You’re a 19-minute walk to Fluor Field, and just beyond that into the heart of downtown. You’re also within walking distance to the future highly talked about County Square development: a major mixed-use destination expected to bring retail, dining, and a Whole Foods Market nearby. When County Square is in full operation—and with multiple additional mixed-use developments already underway just a 12–17 minutes walk north—this pocket is positioned for meaningful growth. Areas like this, where walkability meets redevelopment, tend to see appreciation that outpaces the broader market over time. Yes, the street itself is still in transition. That’s not being hidden here—it’s being highlighted. Because that’s exactly why a home like this exists at this price. And what you’ll also find is something harder to quantify: a genuinely engaged, welcoming community of neighbors who are invested in where this area is going. So here’s the bottom line—If you want a finished, fully established neighborhood with a big yard, you’ll likely pay significantly more… or give up walkability altogether. If you’re open to a forward-looking location, low-maintenance living, and securing a SINGLE-family home where many settle for an attached home, this is a compelling move. Opportunities like this don’t usually check all these boxes at once. Come see it in person—and decide if this is your version of a smart buy.