Linkside Homes in Taylors, SC Near Pebble Creek Golf Corridor

Linkside stands out in Taylors for something that is getting harder to find in close-in Greenville suburbs: houses with room to spread out, both on the lot and inside the floor plan. Set within the Pebble Creek corridor, the neighborhood is made up of single-family homes built from 1987 to 2005, and the average homesite runs just over half an acre, with recorded lot sizes stretching from about 17,400 to 35,300 square feet.

Community Highlights

Most of Linkside reads as traditional two-story architecture, with a mix of brick, siding, and occasional stone accents rather than one uniform exterior treatment. Listings repeatedly point to hardwood floors, fireplaces, formal dining rooms, built-ins, bonus rooms, and substantial storage, including walk-in attic space, workshop areas, and oversized garage storage. Garages appear in a little more than half of recorded listings, while basement homes are relatively uncommon. Outdoor space is a major part of the neighborhood’s identity: decks, porches, screened porches, sunrooms, patios, and fenced or tree-buffered backyards show up throughout the resale history.

Higher-end sales tend to layer in more of those elements at once, especially custom floor plans, pool settings, finished basement space, side-entry or multi-car garages, and stronger privacy or golf-course positioning. Closed prices in the community have ranged from $234,000 to $949,000, with a median community price of $565,000 and higher street averages on Sneed Drive and Huntcliff Drive.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Linkside does not depend on a long amenity list to define itself. Instead, the appeal comes from how the houses use their sites. Golf references are common, including Pebble Creek positioning, cart-path access, and golf-course-facing stretches, while decks and porches appear often enough to feel like a neighborhood standard rather than an exception. Mature landscaping, privacy trees, cul-de-sac placement, and long driveways are recurring themes, and many listings emphasize flexible square footage through bonus rooms, home office space, sunrooms, or large multipurpose rooms above the garage.

Brick is frequently mentioned in Linkside, but not at a level that supports a community-wide all-brick or predominantly brick label. The better description is a mixed exterior palette, anchored by traditional detailing and reinforced by steady renovation activity that often includes updated kitchens, refreshed baths, replacement windows, and newer outdoor living areas.

Location & Schools

Linkside listings repeatedly frame the neighborhood as roughly 10 to 12 minutes from downtown Greenville, about 14 minutes from Travelers Rest and the Swamp Rabbit Trail, around 6 minutes from Paris Mountain State Park, and about 18 to 20 minutes from GSP Airport. The neighborhood is commonly associated with Paris Elementary, Sevier Middle, and Wade Hampton High, and its north Taylors location keeps grocery, dining, and recreation options close without losing the larger-lot feel that defines the community.