On a quiet circle in the well-kept Pebble Creek neighborhood, 14 Madeline Circle stands out for one practical reason you’ll notice immediately: a paid-off solar array that trims monthly utility bills without asking you to compromise on comfort. This two-story, traditional-style home delivers 1,948 square feet of intelligently arranged living space—three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths—on a level 0.18-acre lot that balances privacy with easy lawn care.
Step inside to an open plan that feels purposeful rather than generic. The main living area centers on a gas-ready fireplace and flows toward a kitchen and dining zone sized for everyday routines and occasional entertaining. Upstairs, the primary suite offers scale and quiet; two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the private wing. Systems are modern: central air, forced-air heating with natural gas, and the energy-conscious solar array that the homeowner reports as paid off.
Outside is a standout feature: a custom shaded patio that expands your living space through much of the year. It’s an ideal spot for weekend grilling, morning coffee, or an after-work drink while watching neighborhood activity on Madeline Circle. The yard is level and manageable, with enough room for a garden bed, playset, or pets, and the two-car attached garage adds useful storage and secure parking.
Location is a practical selling point. Pebble Creek Golf Course sits about two miles away for weekend golf or dining; Paris Mountain State Park is roughly five miles out for hiking and fresh air; and vibrant Downtown Greenville—restaurants, shops, and cultural venues—is about seven miles from the driveway. Highly rated schools in the Greenville County system strengthen the appeal for families, and the community shows steadier-than-average appreciation in a market currently characterized by limited inventory.
This home is being offered move-in ready and priced to reflect recent, very local comps that place similar homes in this pocket in the high $300Ks. Routine-maintenance items like roof condition and solar-permit verification should be confirmed during inspection. If you value lower ongoing energy costs, an efficient footprint, and a home that accommodates both low-key weekends and functional weekday living, 14 Madeline Circle is worth a close look.