Simpsonville, SC
Simpsonville sits about fifteen miles southeast of downtown Greenville, on I-385. Most of its housing went up after 1990: subdivisions on quarter to half acre lots, with a small older core of cottages around the clock tower on Main Street. The drive downtown runs twenty to thirty minutes depending on the hour. Heritage Park, its amphitheater and the Saturday market are the town's anchors.
Why people are choosing Simpsonville.
Simpsonville pairs a revitalised downtown, with its clock tower, Heritage Park's amphitheater and a growing restaurant row, with more new construction than anywhere else in Greenville County. The Five Forks corridor on its north side is the part buyers ask for by name. Twenty minutes to downtown Greenville, ten to I-385.
Where to look in Simpsonville.
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Simpsonville by the numbers.
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What the census reports for Simpsonville.
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