Greenville homebuilder Quinn Satterfield Builders is bringing six new homes to the corner of Anderson Street and Arlington Avenue in downtown Greenville.
The Brownstones at Anderson and Arlington will have three three-story buildings with six “duets” – a term Rick Quinn is using instead of “duplexes” because units will be for sale, not rent, as often the case with duplexes, he said. Each unit will be individually owned, and a neighborhood association will be established to take care of the common areas.
“There’s something special about building a smaller house with nice options,” said Quinn. “We want to put a really good product out there at a fair price.” Pricing will begin around $480,000.
Preliminary plans have four of the units (the two buildings fronting Anderson Street) having three bedrooms and 3-1/2 baths with a laundry, bedroom and full bath on the first floor; living room, dining room, kitchen and half-bath on the second floor; and two full bedrooms and bathrooms, including the master, on the third level. Each unit will have an elevator shaft built in with an optional elevator available.
The remaining two units may be able to be a little larger and configurable, depending on customer needs, as they will be on an L-shaped piece of land behind the others, said Quinn.
The buildings are a Davenport design which features flanking steps to the entry. Driveway access will be in the rear and a courtyard area will be between two of the buildings.
The project was approved last week by the Planning Commission. Quinn said he expects to break ground in spring 2016.
The local homebuilder also owns several other lots scattered across downtown and in Travelers Rest and plans to build homes at a lower price point, around $249,000, for younger buyers and those who can’t afford a higher price tag. “There’s a huge market for that type of product. We’re really missing out on those opportunities,” he said.
