Enoree Point in Simpsonville Near Five Forks

Community Highlights

Enoree Point offers something increasingly rare in the Five Forks area: an intimate neighborhood of just 38 homes on two quiet streets, where privacy and convenience coexist. Built between 2007 and 2016, this established Craftsman-style community sits on the quieter side of Woodruff Road, delivering the tranquility of a secluded retreat while maintaining quick access to Five Forks' renowned shopping, dining, and employment centers. Many properties back to protected wooded areas and Enoree Creek, ensuring no future development will compromise the natural privacy that residents cherish.

"With only 38 homes on two streets, Enoree Point delivers the rare combination of intimate community scale and wooded creek-side privacy just minutes from Five Forks."

The architectural character reflects thoughtful Craftsman design with rocking-chair front porches framed by stacked stone columns, engineered hardwood floors flowing through main living areas, and decorative archways that add distinctive charm. Homes typically feature 3-4 bedrooms with the primary suite on the main level, vaulted or trey ceilings reaching 9-10 feet, and open floor plans connecting kitchens to great rooms. Granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, gas fireplaces, and walk-in pantries appear consistently. Many homes include bonus rooms above two-car garages, screened porches with gas hookups for grilling, and outdoor patios extending livable space into the wooded backyard setting.

Location & Schools

Enoree Point's location delivers exceptional value for commuters and families. The community sits between Greenville and Spartanburg with I-385 and I-85 access within minutes, and GSP Airport approximately 15-20 minutes away. Students attend award-winning Rudolph Gordon Elementary and Middle Schools, with Mauldin High School serving the area. The neighborhood qualifies for USDA Rural Housing 100% financing despite being positioned just down Woodruff Road from the Five Forks commercial corridor.

"Award-winning Rudolph Gordon schools and USDA financing eligibility distinguish this quiet enclave positioned strategically between major Upstate employment centers."