Move-in ready residence minutes from I-85 and Greenville
Sales comparison approach using similar new construction homes in Baxter Village and surrounding areas. Adjusted for size, features, and market conditions.
You’ll notice the modern silhouette of the Sequoia model before you even reach the front door — a clean, two-story new-build by Ryan Homes sited on a level lot in Baxter Village. Inside, 1,749 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space centers on an open main level designed for everyday life: white cabinetry frames the kitchen, granite countertops provide durable prep space, and a full suite of included appliances makes moving in effortless. The layout is built for flexibility with a living area that will handle both weekday routines and weekend gatherings.
The upper level lays out four bedrooms and two full baths plus a half bath on the main floor, creating separation between family life and guest space. Heating and cooling are handled by central systems, and practical construction details — asphalt shingle roof and wood-frame build — reflect current new-construction standards. A 2-car attached garage and level driveway add convenience for commuters and families who need dependable parking and storage.
Location is a key draw here. Baxter Village is developing quickly; this home sits roughly one mile from I-85 for an easy commute toward Greenville and about ten miles from Downtown Greenville’s restaurants and cultural destinations. Families will appreciate proximity to local green space — 7th Inning Splash Park and Lakeside Park are both nearby — and the home is served by Greenville County Schools, including Sue Cleveland Elementary, Woodmont Middle, and Woodmont High.
Priced at $279,990 ($160/sf), this Sequoia model is being offered competitively against recent nearby new-construction closings. The home is vacant and ready to occupy, which shortens the timeline for buyers who want to move in without delay. Whether you’re a first-time buyer seeking value with contemporary finishes or an investor looking at rental potential, this property balances modern amenities, easy commute access, and community amenities in a rapidly growing corridor.
Schedule a showing to walk the floor plan and review builder specifications — with included appliances and finished interiors, this address is positioned for immediate occupancy and near-term participation in Piedmont’s expanding housing market.
108 Alice Buster Way, Piedmont, SC 29673
Baxter Village blends new residential construction with accessible community amenities. The neighborhood sits close to I-85 for straightforward commutes into Greenville while offering nearby parks, splash features, and emerging retail. Families value the short drives to Sue Cleveland Elementary, Woodmont Middle, and Woodmont High, and residents appreciate the mix of new-home energy and planned neighborhood green spaces. As development continues, Baxter Village is becoming a practical option for buyers who want new finishes without sacrificing regional access to Greenville’s employment and leisure options.
Very good access to outdoor recreation with 7th Inning Splash Park and Lakeside Park under a mile away, regional trails and greenways within a short drive, and convenient routes to larger Greenville-area amenities.
Local market dynamics favor new-construction offerings like this Sequoia model. Comparable recent sales in the immediate area show active demand: 104 Shadow Ln closed in January 2026 at $295,000 (~$188/sf), 111 Pleasant Woods Rd closed April 2025 at $345,290 (~$161/sf), and 125 Christie Ln closed October 2025 at $429,900 (~$245/sf). At $279,990 and $160/sf, 108 Alice Buster Way is positioned toward the value end of recent closings while offering current finishes and immediate availability. Inventory metrics and average days on market are not provided in the dataset, but notes indicate that new construction in Baxter Village is in demand due to easy access to Greenville and modern community amenities. For investors, estimated rent is roughly $1,800/month (rent per sf ~ $1.03) yielding a gross rental rate near 7.7% based on provided rental estimates, which supports short-term leasing interest.
Overall, this is a market where motivated buyers — especially those prioritizing a quick move-in and proximity to Greenville — can capture value. Sellers (or builders) for similar homes have successfully closed in recent months, suggesting continued appetite for thoughtfully priced new product. Buyers should verify current local inventory and financing incentives with their agent; negotiating leverage may depend on delivery timelines and builder promotions at the time of contract.
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