
$599,900 $249/sqft
101 Dove Hill Court
Easley, SC 29640
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,410 sqft · 6 ac · 1986 · DOM: 259 d
Lenhardt Mini Farms is one of Easley’s true acreage neighborhoods, where the community average lot size is just under five acres and closed sales range from about 1.8 to 16 acres.
Community overview based on MLS listing data for Lenhardt Mini Farms, Easley
Lenhardt Mini Farms is one of Easley’s true acreage neighborhoods, where the community average lot size is just under five acres and closed sales range from about 1.8 to 16 acres. The setting feels rural in the best sense: long driveways, wooded edges, fenced sections, and enough room for barns, workshops, gardens, and pasture without leaving the Greenville-Easley corridor.
Most of the resale history centers on Dove Hill Circle and Dove Hill Court, with detached homes built primarily from the mid-1980s through early 2000s. Community statistics place the median price at $540,000 and the average at $548,000, while the broader sales history spans from land-only opportunities to acreage estates listed as high as $880,000. Houses here are not cut from one plan book. Brick exteriors appear often, but the streetscape also includes farmhouse renovations, log homes, ranch layouts, and custom two-story houses, which gives the subdivision a more individual look than a typical production neighborhood.
Lenhardt Mini Farms earns its name. Barns, workshops, storage buildings, fenced pasture, and horse-ready setups recur throughout the neighborhood, and one recent sale stretched to 16 acres with paddocks, pastures, two barns, a horse walker, and a pond. Garages are common, basements show up in a meaningful share of the homes, and porches, decks, fireplaces, formal dining rooms, and hardwood flooring are regular themes in listing remarks. A smaller group of properties adds private pools or creek frontage, pushing the community toward estate territory rather than standard suburban scale.
This is not a clubhouse subdivision; the amenity is the land. The appeal comes from usable acreage and the flexibility that owners have created on their parcels, whether that means a detached workshop, a barn, fenced lawn, pasture, or a long private setback from the road. Wooded tracts, mature trees, ponds, and creeks appear often enough to give several homes a country-estate character, while the looped street pattern keeps the neighborhood itself compact and easy to navigate.
Listings consistently position Lenhardt Mini Farms between Easley and Greenville, and recent marketing places Downtown Easley, the Doodle Trail, The Silos, and Highway 123 shopping about eight minutes away, with Downtown Greenville around 20 to 22 minutes. The common school pattern points to East End Elementary, Richard H. Gettys Middle, and Easley High. Lenhardt Mini Farms is best understood as an acreage enclave rather than a conventional subdivision, with space for outbuildings, room for horses, and quick access back to Easley.
Palmetto Park Realty Team · Easley
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Lenhardt Mini Farms median sale price is $300,000; Easley is down 0.7%.
The Lenhardt Mini Farms real estate market shows buyer's market conditions. Homes typically sell within 76 days. With 0 active listings and 4 homes sold in the past year, buyers have more negotiating power and time to decide.