3,598 sq ft, modern finishes, clubhouse, pool — commuter-friendly location
Sales comparison approach using similar new construction homes in the Longview community. Adjusted for size, features, and current market conditions.
At 3,598 square feet, 1711 Sweet Meadow Ct delivers true scale for families who need room to live, work, and entertain. This newly constructed traditional home in Longview lays out five bedrooms and four full baths across two stories with a thoughtful arrangement: a main-level bedroom and full bath for guests or multigenerational living, flexible loft space upstairs, and separate formal living and dining rooms for gatherings that deserve a bit of formality.
The heart of the house is the open kitchen/breakfast/family area. Built with stainless steel appliances and plenty of cabinet storage, the kitchen supports weekday breakfasts as easily as weekend celebrations. The adjacent family area flows into a casual dining nook and offers direct sightlines so parents can stay connected while hosting. Interior systems are modern — central heating and cooling plus municipal utilities — and the roof is asphalt shingle construction designed for long-term durability.
The owner's suite is roomy and private, featuring a generously scaled bathroom and a large walk-in closet that will handle an extensive wardrobe. Upstairs bedrooms are arranged to maximize privacy and flexibility; the loft provides a natural homework hub, media room, or play area. Finishes and fixtures reflect current new-construction standards, with clean lines and durable materials chosen for family life.
Outside, the level 0.19-acre lot gives you a low-maintenance yard and a two-car attached garage for secure parking and storage. Longview’s community amenities — clubhouse, pool, and playground — are right at hand, making summer days simple and social. Commuters will appreciate quick access to I-20, putting downtown Lexington roughly 10 miles away and Columbia about 15 miles, ideal for work, dining, and weekend cultural events like performances at the Icehouse Amphitheater or games at USC.
Priced at $421,790 and listed by the builder, Stanley Martin Homes, this property sits squarely within the comparable sales activity in Longview (recent like-for-like closings in February 2026). With new-construction quality, flexible living spaces, and community amenities, this residence is well-suited to active families and buyers seeking a roomy, modern home in a commuter-friendly Lexington neighborhood. Buyers should confirm HOA fees, property taxes, and builder warranty details prior to contract as part of standard due diligence.
1711 Sweet Meadow Ct, Lexington, SC 29073
Longview is a family-oriented Lexington neighborhood built around large homesites and community amenities. Residents enjoy a clubhouse, pool, and playground without leaving the subdivision, while easy access to I-20 keeps Lexington and Columbia within an easy drive. Local character leans suburban and active—Yard space and sidewalks make the area popular with families and those seeking a quieter setting near urban centers. Deerfield Elementary serves the neighborhood and is well regarded, supporting an appealing lifestyle for households with young children.
Very good access to community recreation with an on-site clubhouse, pool, and playground; nearby parks and regional attractions are a short drive, and I-20 opens trips to larger green spaces and cultural venues in Columbia.
Longview’s transaction activity through early 2026 shows a competitive environment for new construction. Comparable sales in the neighborhood closed in February 2026 between $381,550 and $413,450, with price-per-square-foot figures ranging roughly from $114 to $136. Our valuation midpoint for this model lands at about $420,000, which aligns closely with the current list price of $421,790. These comparables indicate steady demand for larger new homes in Longview; buyer interest appears concentrated on move-in ready inventory and competitively priced models from established builders.
Because specific local inventory and days-on-market metrics are not available in the data set, interpret the market signal with nuance: new-construction homes in this community are selling at prices consistent with recent closings, suggesting a relatively balanced to seller-tilted short-term market for comparable product types. Lexington County’s steady population growth underpins longer-term demand, and the development’s easy access to I-20 makes it attractive to commuters. For buyers, that means opportunities exist but expect active competition on desirable floorplans. Sellers (or builder representatives) are positioned to price aggressively within the observed comp range to capture demand while staying in step with recently closed transactions.
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