Morton Farms Homes with Walkable Downtown Access

Community Highlights

Morton Farms brings new construction and true town access together in a way that still stands out in Pendleton. The neighborhood places 2025-2026 single-family homes within walking or golf-cart reach of downtown Pendleton, while pairing that location with a builder-led amenity package centered on pickleball courts, walking trails, a community garden, and clubhouse gathering space.

Current offerings and recent closings show a community with range, but not sprawl. Homes now on the market and recently sold run from about 1,895 to 3,450 square feet, generally with three to five bedrooms, garages, and lots from roughly 7,405 to 17,424 square feet. Open layouts, covered porches, office space, lofts, and primary-on-main options appear repeatedly, giving the streetscape a consistent new-home character without reducing everything to a single floor plan.

Amenities & Lifestyle

The neighborhood identity is shaped by shared outdoor amenities rather than gated formality. Pickleball courts, trails, and the community garden are part of nearly every public-facing description, and current marketing also highlights clubhouse and pavilion space for gathering. Lawn maintenance is part of the appeal as well, which keeps the emphasis on using the neighborhood instead of maintaining it.

That same mix of convenience and flexibility shows up inside the homes. Recent closings landed in the mid-$500s for smaller plans around 1,895 to 2,200 square feet, while larger current homes on Bostic Court and Smith Lane move past 3,000 square feet and into the low- and mid-$800s. Floor plans regularly include main-level primary suites, bonus or loft space, and dedicated offices, and one of the newest offerings adds a two-story foyer, a butler’s pantry, and a covered screened patio on a cul-de-sac homesite.

Location & Schools

Location is a major part of Morton Farms' appeal. Listings consistently point to about 10 minutes to Clemson, 20 minutes to Anderson, and 35 minutes to downtown Greenville, and several mention CAT bus access as another link to Clemson. Downtown Pendleton's boutiques, cafes, and restaurants are close enough to reach on foot or by golf cart, and the neighborhood is commonly associated with Pendleton Elementary, Riverside Middle, and Pendleton High.

Neighborhood Summary

Morton Farms is defined by brand-new detached homes, shared amenities, and an address that keeps Pendleton's historic core close at hand. In this part of the Upstate, that combination of new construction, downtown access, and amenity-driven common space gives the community a distinct identity.