Silver Meadows Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Silver Meadows stands out in Taylors for custom homes on lots that feel more like estate parcels than standard subdivision sites. Most recorded homesites fall between about 0.56 and 1.22 acres, with a typical lot around 0.65 acre, so the neighborhood reads wider and greener than many recent developments. The housing stock runs from 2006 to 2022, and the most common plans pair main-level living with bonus rooms, lofts, or upstairs guest space.

Current offerings place Silver Meadows in Taylors upper-middle tier, with active and pending homes from $485,000 to $849,000 and the broader price history stretching from the mid-$200,000s to $950,000. Closed sales have clustered most heavily in the upper $300,000s through mid-$500,000s, while cul-de-sac addresses on Kittansett Court have carried the neighborhoods strongest repeat pricing. That spread reflects the range within the community: some homes emphasize efficient one-level layouts, while others add basements, theatre rooms, exercise rooms, detached garages, or private pools.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Silver Meadows is defined more by home and lot quality than by a clubhouse package. Inside the homes, hardwood floors, fireplaces, screened or covered porches, high or vaulted ceilings, open kitchens, and flexible spaces such as offices, studies, lofts, and bonus rooms show up again and again. Main-level primary suites appear often, and split-bedroom layouts are common enough to shape the floor-plan identity of the neighborhood.

Outdoor living is a major part of the appeal. Screened porches, covered back porches, patios, fire features, fenced yards, and irrigation systems show up throughout the subdivision, and a smaller group of higher-end properties add saltwater pools or basement-level recreation space. Exteriors are mixed rather than uniform: brick and stone appear regularly, but hardboard siding is part of the streetscape as well. Food trucks, movie nights, seasonal gatherings, and other resident events add a social thread without changing the neighborhoods residential focus.