Smithfields Homes for Sale

Smithfields reads like an Easley golf neighborhood with room to breathe. The course is woven through the subdivision, and many homes turn toward fairways, greens, ponds, or small creeks rather than another backyard. Lots average about 24,000 square feet, so the streetscape feels more spacious than the typical newer subdivision, with mature landscaping and a strong mix of porches, decks, and sunrooms.

Community Highlights

Detached homes dominate Smithfields, with most construction running from the mid-1980s through the late 2000s and a few newer homes into 2021. A small attached-home pocket exists near the course, but the overall character is low-density and residential. Floor plans are notably flexible: one-level ranch layouts, main-level primary suites, bonus rooms, walk-out basements, and workshop or golf-cart storage all show up throughout the neighborhood. Fireplaces, hardwood floors, granite or quartz kitchens, walk-in closets, and covered outdoor living spaces are common themes, while brick appears often alongside stone accents and siding updates rather than in a single uniform exterior style.

Premium pricing clusters on fairway streets and larger lots, especially Tanglewood Drive and Glenn Burnie Drive. The overall price history stretches widely, from smaller attached units and an occasional lot sale at the lower end to custom golf-front homes approaching seven figures, while the current on-market mix sits in the upper-middle tier.