Kenwood Homes in Greenville, SC Near Woodruff Road

Kenwood is a compact gated enclave off Roper Mountain Road where mostly one-level Bergeron-built homes line four short interior streets. Homes here were built from 1999 to 2007, and the neighborhood identity is clear: predominantly brick exteriors, attached garages, landscaped yards, and floor plans that keep daily living on the main level. Pricing across the listing history runs from the upper $200,000s to about $580,000, while current pending homes are clustered around the $500,000 mark.

Community Highlights

Most Kenwood homes offer three bedrooms and two baths, and the design language is polished rather than flashy. Hardwood floors, gas fireplaces, granite kitchens, walk-in closets, and trey or vaulted ceilings surface repeatedly, while screened porches, sunrooms, and fenced backyards give many homes a strong indoor-outdoor rhythm. Garages appear in roughly seven out of ten listings, and the typical homesite lands around 8,712 square feet, keeping the neighborhood manageable without feeling cramped.

Brick is the dominant exterior material throughout Kenwood, often paired with custom millwork, plantation shutters, and stone fireplace details. Bergeron Builders is referenced throughout the resale history, which helps explain the consistency in trim work, ceiling heights, and one-level layouts. The strongest pricing tends to collect on Fenland Drive and Beringer Court, where larger lots, corner placement, or creekside settings create a premium over the neighborhood’s closed-sale average.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Kenwood does not depend on a long amenity list to define it. The appeal centers on gated entry, HOA-maintained lawn care, and a compact streetscape where landscaping stays polished. A neighborhood walking path appears in multiple listings, and select Beringer Court and Wineberry Way homes back to Rocky Creek or wooded edges that add extra greenery and separation.

Outdoor living is a major part of the neighborhood’s character. Screened porches, four-seasons rooms, patios, decks, irrigation systems, and garden-style backyards show up regularly, and several homes pair fenced yards with mature planting and creek or wooded views. One Beringer Court home adds a basement and lower-level workshop, but otherwise Kenwood is overwhelmingly a main-level-living neighborhood.

Location & Schools

The neighborhood sits in Greenville’s Eastside near the Roper Mountain Road and Highway 14 corridor, with straightforward access to Woodruff Road shopping, Haywood Mall, I-385, I-85, downtown Greenville, and GSP Airport. Listing remarks routinely place downtown and the airport at about 15 minutes away. Mauldin, Beck, and J. L. Mann are the most common school assignments tied to the community.

Kenwood stands out for its compact footprint, custom-builder identity, and steady mix of brick construction, one-level plans, and landscaped outdoor rooms in one of Greenville’s most connected Eastside pockets.