Chestnut Grove Homes in Greer with Newer Construction

Chestnut Grove is one of Greer’s newer suburban subdivisions, with homes built from 2022 through 2025 and a price story that stays grounded in the middle of the market. Sales have ranged from $329,900 to $499,900, and the community median sits just under $420,000, giving the neighborhood a newer-home profile without pushing into Greer’s upper price tiers.

Community Highlights

The defining appeal is space paired with recent construction. Most homes offer four or five bedrooms, the community averages 4.6 bedrooms and 3.3 bathrooms, and floor plans lean heavily toward open-concept main levels with upstairs lofts, flex rooms or home offices, walk-in closets, and attached garages. Quartz or granite counters are common, and hard-surface flooring shows up throughout much of the neighborhood. Houses are overwhelmingly two-story and sit on lots that generally run from about 7,400 to 13,500 square feet, so yards are usable while the neighborhood keeps a conventional suburban footprint.

Because the subdivision is so new, Chestnut Grove still reads as near-new construction more than renovation turnover. Energy-efficient building is a defining part of the neighborhood identity, and the more individualized touches are beginning to show up in resale inventory through fenced backyards, screened patios, custom trim, fireplace feature walls, and expanded garage storage. Burghley Circle carries most of the neighborhood’s sales activity, while Hillcraft Drive has produced some of the strongest recent average sale prices.