Kings Grant Homes in Anderson with Large Wooded Homesites

Community Highlights

Kings Grant stands out in Anderson for its lot size. Improved homes commonly sit on roughly 0.6 to 1.8 acres, and mature trees give many addresses a wooded, buffered feel that is increasingly hard to find this close to the Highway 81 and Clemson Boulevard corridor. The housing stock spans 1995 to 2024, with most homes dating to the late 1990s and 2000s, so the neighborhood feels established rather than one-note. Four-bedroom plans are common, average home sizes run close to four bedrooms and nearly three baths, and recent sales range from well-kept one-level houses to newer custom builds that push into the upper end of the market.

Inside the homes, Kings Grant leans toward generous room count and flexible living space. Hardwood floors, formal dining rooms, fireplaces, bonus rooms, and dedicated offices appear again and again, and main-level primary suites are a defining pattern. Covered porches, screened porches, decks, and workshop space also show up often, which fits the neighborhood’s larger lots and emphasis on usable outdoor living. Brick is frequently mentioned, especially on the larger custom homes, but exterior finishes are mixed rather than uniform across the subdivision.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Kings Grant is not built around a large amenity package. The appeal here comes from private property features: wooded backyards, cul-de-sac settings, long terraces and porches, walk-in attic storage, and garages with room for projects or hobby use. A small resident green space appears in neighborhood marketing, but the stronger lifestyle story is what owners create on their own lots.

That private-lot character also leaves room for standout homes. Recent upper-end sales have included heated or saltwater pools, outdoor kitchens and pavilions, irrigation systems, and even a lighted pickleball court. Caversham Lane has produced some of the community’s strongest sale prices, while Hawnes Place and parts of Dursely Drive also show the premium attached to newer construction, custom finishes, and especially well-landscaped sites.

Location & Schools

Everyday convenience is one of Kings Grant’s clearest advantages. Listings consistently place the neighborhood just minutes from Highway 81, Clemson Boulevard, shopping, dining, medical offices, and AnMed, with I-85 generally about 10 minutes away. Downtown Anderson is commonly framed around 12 minutes, Clemson University about 25 minutes, downtown Greenville around 30 minutes, and Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport roughly 40 minutes. School assignments most often point to North Pointe Elementary, McCants Middle, and TL Hanna High.

The result is an established Anderson neighborhood with sizable wooded homesites, custom-home character, and quick access to the city’s main retail and medical corridors. With no active listings at the moment and only a handful of sales over the last year, Kings Grant tends to trade quietly rather than in volume.