Avendell Homes for Sale in Easley with Pool and Large Homesites

Community Highlights

Avendell stands out in Easley for pairing large homesites with a resort-style amenity package that is uncommon in this part of the market. Recent single-family offerings have clustered from about $435,000 to $615,000, and the neighborhood’s strongest draw is the combination of newer construction, sizable yards, and a pool complex with a lazy river and clubhouse.

Homes here span 2007 through 2024, with much of the neighborhood built from 2014 to 2021. Detached single-family houses define the streetscape, and two-story plans are common, often with four or five bedrooms, bonus rooms or flex spaces, side-entry garages, and covered front or rear porches. Open layouts show up again and again, along with granite kitchens, gas fireplaces, walk-in closets, coffered dining rooms, and hardwood or LVP flooring. Main-level primary suites appear in select floorplans, while a few properties add finished basements, detached garages, or private in-ground pools.

The lots are a meaningful part of Avendell’s identity. Typical homesites run around 0.60 acres, with most ranging from roughly 0.52 to 1.37 acres. Wooded rear boundaries, fenced backyards, cul-de-sac settings, and room for patios, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, and outbuildings all contribute to a more spacious feel than a tighter-lot subdivision. Waterside Drive has produced the neighborhood’s highest recent sales, running roughly 24 percent above Avendell’s recent closed-sale average.

Amenities & Lifestyle

The clubhouse, community pool, and lazy river give Avendell a clear recreational center rather than a simple neighborhood pool. That amenity mix is reinforced by private outdoor upgrades such as screened porches, sunrooms, irrigation, and built-in entertaining areas. Basements are uncommon and waterfront homes are not part of the community profile, but yard size and wooded edges create more flexibility for outdoor living than many newer subdivisions offer.

Location & Schools

Avendell is served by Hunt Meadows Elementary, Wren Middle, and Wren High, and the Wren assignment is one of the neighborhood’s most consistent draws. The setting places Easley, Powdersville, Anderson, Clemson, and Greenville within a practical Upstate drive, with regular references to nearby shopping, dining, and regional employment centers. In day-to-day terms, Avendell reads as a large-lot Easley neighborhood where newer homes, strong amenity value, and adaptable floorplans come together in a polished suburban setting.