124 Raven Lane

Welcome to The Reserve at Livingston Park! We are the only new homes in Easley with upscale features just off Hwy 123. With over 2900 square feet, the Augusta offers a perfect blend of style and functionality.

The welcoming front porch leads into a dedicated study with coffered ceilings and French doors making it the perfect home office or even extra living space. The open-concept kitchen features a large island with farmhouse sink and light brown cabinet accents for additional seating, staggered white cabinetry, Quartz countertops, tiled backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, and gourmet stainless steel appliances including a gas cooktop and double wall oven. The living room boasts high ceilings and large windows for natural light along with a cozy gas fireplace.

The breakfast area opens to an expanded screened porch overlooking your large backyard. The Primary suite is situated off the living room and includes double vanities, a generous walk-in closet, and amazing Roman tiled shower with dual showerheads, seat and frameless glass door. A laundry room and powder room complete the first floor.

Up the Oak staircase, you’ll find four additional bedrooms, all with walk in closets, one being a guest suite with an en suite bathroom, an additional hall bathroom, a large loft space, and even an unfinished storage space. Smart home technology, energy-efficient construction, and a dedicated local warranty team ensure lasting convenience and comfort. The Reserve at Livingston Park is conveniently located in the sought after Easley, SC area only 11 miles from downtown Greenville and 20 miles from Table Rock, Clemson University, Lake Hartwell, and Lake Keowee.

Behind the community, the mile-long phase 1 of the Brushy Creek Greenway Trail leads directly to the impressive J.B. Owens Recreation Complex.

Enjoy shopping in the rapidly growing city of Easley and nearby Powdersville. Access to sought-after schools, ample employment, easy commuting, and Interstate 85. Located near plenty of shopping, restaurants, and parks on the Highway 123 corridor including the Doodle Trail and Nalley Brown Nature Park.