Crestgate Homes in Easley Near Downtown Easley

Crestgate is one of Easley's newer move-in-ready enclaves, with homes from 2017 through 2020 and a housing mix that skews bigger, brighter, and more flexible than many older resale neighborhoods. The community's strongest appeal comes from the homes themselves: named Craftsman-leaning floor plans, open kitchens with oversized islands, and a steady supply of bonus rooms, offices, sunrooms, and covered outdoor space.

Community Highlights

Crestgate's address list is short, centered mainly on Crestgate Way and Evelyn Lane, but the floor-plan variety is broader than that footprint suggests. Homes here range from about 2,374 to 5,043 square feet, with three- to five-bedroom layouts and lots from roughly 8,700 to 17,000 square feet. Main-level living is a recurring theme, especially in Byrnes II and Bellamy plans, while larger Bridges II and Cushing II homes add upstairs bedrooms, lofts, and bonus rooms. Quartz countertops, large kitchen islands, stainless appliances, walk-in pantries, formal dining rooms, fireplaces, and walk-in closets appear again and again, giving the neighborhood a consistent finish level even as individual plans change.

Prices stretch from the upper $200s in the earliest builder-era sales to $675,000 for today's largest resales, but the bulk of closed transactions land between roughly $335,000 and $439,000. The priciest homes cluster on Evelyn Lane, where closed sales average about 7 percent above the subdivision's overall closed-sale average and lots run larger as well. Those upper-end addresses also account for Crestgate's biggest differentiators: three-car garages, cul-de-sac siting, and five-bedroom plans with more extensive flex space.