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The road curves gently through Rose Hill, its tree-lined streets dappled in sunlight, homes tucked behind blooming crepe myrtles and friendly front porches. This is the kind of neighborhood where kids ride bikes until dinner and neighbors actually know your name. Near the back, where the woods whisper and the air gets just a little quieter, stands a home that has been loved well and it shows. Inside, the layout unfolds just right. The kitchen sits at the heart of it all with light spilling across quartz countertops and a deep farmhouse sink that makes you want to stay and wash peaches or prep Sunday supper. There’s a tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, a walk-in pantry, and space for people to gather, to talk, to linger. The living room wraps around the kitchen like an old friend, centered by a refaced fireplace trimmed in shiplap and topped with a granite mantel. It’s warm, inviting, and made for evenings with a good book or a quiet fire. French doors open to a front room that serves beautifully as a den, office, or dining space. Down the hall, a bedroom and full bath on the main floor gives comfort and flexibility, ideal for guests, grandparents, or anyone who prefers main-level living.Upstairs, the true primary suite feels like a retreat. A soaking tub waits in one corner, a walk-in shower in another, with dual sinks under soft lighting and a custom closet system that turns storage into something seamless and stylish. Two additional bedrooms are well-sized and share a polished guest bath with durable LVP flooring. There’s even a media room upstairs—a rec room, or tucked-away office space that adapts to whatever life needs. Outside, a screened-in porch catches the breeze just right, and the patio beyond it is perfect for grilling or relaxing at the end of the day. The backyard feels like a secret garden—fully fenced, with no rear neighbors and a peaceful view of the woods. A short walk through the trees leads to a creek, where kids might explore or build forts on warm afternoons.Thoughtful updates make daily life even easier. There’s a new roof (2023), energy-efficient front windows (2024), and a new AC unit (2020). Window screens are all replaced. Built-in shelving lines the garage. Cabinets in the laundry room add storage, and a freshly updated front door sets the tone the moment you arrive.Rose Hill is more than a neighborhood—it’s a true community. There’s a pool, a clubhouse, and a playground where neighbors gather and new friendships take root. And Powdersville? It’s growing in all the right ways. A brand-new Publix is set to open soon just minutes away, and the Farm Stand at Roper’s Corner is now open too. Downtown Greenville with its restaurants, shops, and sidewalk charm is only a short drive when the city calls.