Hunters Creek Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Hunters Creek stands out in Greenwood for its oversized homesites and its uncommon blend of established custom homes and fresh builder inventory. Most lots land around three-quarters of an acre, with acre-plus parcels also common, so even the newer phase carries a lower-density feel than many recent subdivisions.

The neighborhood reads in two distinct chapters. Original homes from the mid-1990s through the early 2000s bring brick facades, custom millwork, sunrooms, screened porches, and pond or fairway views on streets such as Gentry Run, Fairway Lakes Road, and Rivers Run. The newer 2023-2025 section adds Craftsman plans with quartz kitchens, large islands, walk-in pantries, gas fireplaces, and two- or three-car garages, especially around Oakmonte Circle, Divot Trail, Horizon Way, and Hunters Creek Boulevard. Four-bedroom layouts set the tone for the community, and garages appear on nearly every property.

Homes & Outdoor Setting

Water is part of the neighborhood identity, but in a quiet residential way rather than a resort format. Several homes front neighborhood ponds or a small private lake, and those water-view addresses tend to occupy the upper end of the community price range. Golf frontage also appears in multiple pockets, giving parts of Hunters Creek a fairway-edge setting without overpowering the residential character.

Outdoor living shows up repeatedly in the homes themselves. Screened porches, covered back porches, decks, sunrooms, patios, and landscaped yards are common across both older and newer listings. Interior finishes lean practical and upscale rather than flashy, with open-concept gathering spaces, walk-in closets, hard-surface flooring, quartz or granite counters, and fireplaces returning again and again. Exterior materials are mixed, with brick, stone, siding, Hardie-board, and stucco accents all represented.