Clarendon Hall Homes in Clemson with 1.2- to 4.5-Acre Lots

Clarendon Hall is one of Clemson's more spacious residential enclaves, defined by custom single-family homes on homesites that usually stretch well beyond an acre. The current market is exceptionally tight, with just two active listings, both at $1.799 million, and the neighborhood's recent homes continue to trade on land, privacy, and square footage rather than dense amenity packaging.

Community Highlights

Homes here were built between 2007 and 2017, and the built-home sales in the database run from about 4,094 to 7,230 square feet where square footage was reported. Lots are a major part of the appeal: closed and active homes span roughly 1.2 to 4.5 acres, with Stonebridge Drive carrying the highest closed-sale pricing and the largest average lot sizes in the neighborhood. Basements are common, and many descriptions point to walk-out lower levels with recreation rooms, wet bars, workshops, and flexible guest space. Three-car garages show up repeatedly, as do main-level primary suites, dedicated offices, and bonus rooms over the garage or upstairs.

Outdoor living is another recurring theme. Covered porches, screened porches, grilling decks, patios, and fire features appear throughout the neighborhood, and a few of the top-end homes add private extras such as pools, spas, sports courts, batting cages, or creekside backyards. This is not a waterfront neighborhood; its natural appeal comes from mature trees, oversized yards, and the creek corridors that edge several lots.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Clarendon Hall pairs its large homesites with a community clubhouse and pool, a combination that gives the neighborhood a shared focal point while preserving generous spacing between homes. Interior finish packages lean toward custom rather than production: granite surfaces, hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, beam or vaulted-ceiling details, and generous pantry and storage space appear frequently in marketing. Several homes also back toward Clemson's community garden, which reinforces the green, open feel on the Wyntuck Court side of the neighborhood.

Location & Schools

The address keeps daily Clemson destinations close. One recent closed listing places Memorial Stadium about 3.3 miles away, downtown Clemson about 2.7 miles away, and Clemson Elementary roughly 1 mile from the neighborhood, while other listings highlight quick access to Clemson University, Highway 123, and Highway 76. School assignments in the community record point to Clemson Elementary, R.C. Edwards Middle, and D.W. Daniel High.

Clarendon Hall is best understood as a large-lot Clemson neighborhood where custom construction, basement floor plans, and substantial outdoor living space matter as much as the address itself.