Woodland Hills Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Woodland Hills stands out in Greer for something increasingly uncommon near the I-85 and GSP corridor: custom single-family homes on genuinely large, wooded homesites. Homes in the neighborhood were built from 1991 to 2006, lots average about 1.56 acres, and listing language consistently points to private backyards, creek edges, cul-de-sac settings, and flexible floor plans rather than a dense amenity package.

Most addresses are clustered along Byars Street, where recent offerings show a neighborhood defined more by land, layout, and storage capacity than by uniform architecture. Floor plans regularly include main-level primary suites, bonus rooms, dedicated office space, walk-out or finished basements, and oversized garages. About 41 percent of the analyzed listings include basements, and roughly 56 percent include garages. Exterior materials are mixed, with brick, siding, and stone details appearing across the community, and the overall character leans toward custom and semi-custom design rather than one repeated builder plan.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Woodland Hills is not centered on shared clubhouse amenities. Its appeal is more private and property-driven: screened porches, long decks, sunrooms, workshop space, detached outbuildings, and three-car garages show up repeatedly in marketing remarks. Granite counters, hardwood floors, fireplaces, and updated kitchens also recur often, especially in the upper end of the neighborhood.

Natural features play a major role in the setting. Several homes mention wooded backyards, mature landscaping, and creek frontage or creek-adjacent land, while private pools appear at select properties rather than as a neighborhood feature. The lot range runs from roughly 0.45 acres to about 4.86 acres, which gives Woodland Hills a lower-density feel than many newer subdivisions closer to the interstate.