Hunters Glen Homes for Sale

First Impressions

Hunters Glen in Anderson has the feel of a well-established suburban pocket with a little extra room to breathe. The homes sit on generous lots, and the setting leans toward practical comfort rather than flash: front porches, fenced yards, decks, and long driveways give the neighborhood a lived-in, cared-for look. With a median price right around the low $300s, it sits in that approachable middle range where updated interiors and outdoor space matter just as much as the floor plan.

"Hunters Glen pairs everyday convenience with the kind of lot sizes and outdoor space that are increasingly hard to find."

Home Styles & Community Feel

Most homes here are single-family residences built from the early 1990s through the mid-2000s, and the neighborhood’s character is shaped by that era’s popular layout: open living areas, vaulted or cathedral ceilings, split-bedroom plans, and kitchens designed to stay connected to the main gathering space. Many homes feature attached two-car garages, and several include extras like bonus rooms, finished basements, sheds, or covered decks. The overall impression is straightforward and functional, with enough variety to keep the streets from feeling repetitive.

Outdoor living is a real part of the appeal. Large fenced yards, mature trees, patios, and screened porches show up again and again, and the larger lots give homeowners room for gardening, storage, or simply spreading out. Brick appears on only a small number of homes, so the neighborhood reads more as a mixed traditional subdivision than a brick-dominant one.