
$320,000 $144/sqft
100 Windsong Court
Anderson, SC 29621
4 bd · 2 ba · 2,221 sqft · 1996 · DOM: 30 d
Windsong Trace is a compact Anderson subdivision where the lots are notably larger than the typical in-town neighborhood.
Community overview based on MLS listing data for Windsong Trace, Anderson
Windsong Trace is a compact Anderson subdivision where the lots are notably larger than the typical in-town neighborhood. The four MLS sales tied to the community show detached homes built from 1995 to 2007, with lot sizes ranging from about 24,829 to 42,253 square feet and an average lot size just over 0.8 acres. Closed prices span $208,900 to $331,000, placing the neighborhood in the entry tier while still delivering substantial yard space and full-size garages.
The homes here lean practical and roomy rather than heavily amenitized. Recorded sales range from three to five bedrooms, and every home in the MLS history includes a garage. Bonus rooms are a recurring theme, sometimes serving as a fourth or fifth bedroom, and interior details repeatedly point to granite countertops, trey or vaulted ceilings, stainless appliances, and deck-oriented outdoor living. One home added hardwood floors, tile work, and refreshed kitchen and bath finishes in 2018, while another emphasized a one-level layout with an oversized two-car garage and dedicated work-bench space.
Exterior character is mixed instead of uniform. Brick appears in several listings, including one explicit all-brick home, while another sale is described as brick and vinyl, which gives the streetscape a traditional Upstate suburban look without suggesting a single material across the entire subdivision. The neighborhood's strongest through-line is space: broad yards, mature shade trees, established landscaping, and outdoor setups that include fenced back yards, irrigation, hot tub space, and oversized decks.
Windsong Trace does not read like a master-planned community built around clubhouses or pools. Its appeal is more individual and property-driven: larger home sites, flexible interior layouts, and room for storage, hobbies, and outdoor use. A basement is rare but present in the MLS record, and Lake Hartwell access is part of the area's draw, with marketing highlighting a boat ramp less than a mile from one of the homes.
The subdivision is also presented as a no-HOA setting, which adds to its straightforward, low-structure feel. For buyers who value elbow room over shared amenity packages, that combination of lot size, garage space, and usable outdoor area gives Windsong Trace a distinct identity.
The community sits in north Anderson near Calrossie Road and Highway 81, roughly five miles from downtown Anderson and about two miles from I-85 access. That placement keeps Anderson University, everyday shopping corridors, and Lake Hartwell recreation within an easy drive. Zoned schools listed for the neighborhood are Concord Elementary, McCants Middle, and T.L. Hanna High, tying Windsong Trace to the Anderson 5 attendance pattern.
Windsong Trace is best understood as a small-footprint neighborhood with large-lot proportions: detached homes, established landscaping, mixed brick-and-siding exteriors, and a practical layout mix that consistently favors garages, bonus space, and outdoor living.
Palmetto Park Realty Team · Anderson
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Closed sales from MLS history for Windsong Trace, Anderson
Not enough recent sales in Windsong Trace to chart a trend.
The Windsong Trace real estate market shows buyer's market conditions. Homes typically sell within 112 days. With 1 active listing and 0 homes sold in the past year, buyers have more negotiating power and time to decide.