About 220 Emory Drive
BRAND-NEW CONSTRUCTION in Easley, SC! Welcome home to 220 Emory Drive, where fresh, modern design meets comfortable everyday living in a location that puts the best of the Upstate within easy reach. This thoughtfully designed 3-bedroom, 2-bath home welcomes you with attractive curb appeal, stone accents and a covered front porch before opening to a light-filled interior designed for today’s lifestyle. At the heart of the home is an inviting open-concept living space where the great room, kitchen and dining area flow effortlessly together beneath soaring vaulted ceilings. Abundant natural light, stylish fixtures, warm wood tone flooring and a fresh neutral palette create a bright, airy feel, while the kitchen makes a statement with crisp white cabinetry, contrasting dark island cabinetry, granite countertops, black fixtures and hardware, pendant lighting and a coordinating tile backsplash. The adjoining dining area offers the perfect setting for everyday meals or gathering with friends and family. The primary suite provides a comfortable retreat with generous natural light and a private bath, while two additional bedrooms offer flexibility for family, guests, a home office or hobby space. Throughout the home, thoughtful finishes and clean architectural details give this new construction a polished, move-in-ready feel. Outside, enjoy a covered front porch, backyard patio and plenty of lawn space for relaxing, entertaining, gardening or simply enjoying the outdoors. And the location brings it all together. Situated in Easley, this home offers convenient access to both Greenville and Clemson, with Clemson University approximately 20 minutes away and Downtown Greenville within an easy 10-minute drive. Weekends can take you from dining and entertainment in Greenville to Clemson game days or outdoor adventures around Lake Keowee and Lake Hartwell. New construction, stylish finishes, an open floor plan and a location in the heart of the Upstate—220 Emory Drive is ready to welcome its first homeowner.
