$340,090Average Value$243Average Price per Sq Ft29Homes For Sale
Amenity rich, HOA-run homes
Though bordering areas like Pumpkintown and Dacusville, Slater-Marietta offers a different approach to rural life with several homeowners associations scattered throughout its borders—a determining factor for homebuyers deciding which neighborhood in Greenville County is the best fit. “Most of the time, people choose to be in Dacusville because it’s not a community that has homeowners associations, unlike Slater-Marietta,” says Melissa Hall of Allen Tate, an agent who’s lived in Greenville County and has sold many homes there. On the other hand, many seek out Slater-Marietta for its amenity-rich subdivisions and conveniently located homes. While some homes sit on multi-acre lots with mountain views, others feature compact lots along connective sidewalks that lead to nearby shops and community hubs.
Subdivisions offering choice in lifestyle
The neighborhood comprises multiple subdivisions, allowing locals to decide between convenience and privacy. Residents looking for mountain views in their backyard and recently constructed Craftsman-style homes live in Pointe Summit, a gated subdivision, and those who prefer to live near hiking trails opt for Cliff Ridge Colony, closest to Caesar’s Head State Park. For larger lots and a more secluded feel, subdivisions like Riverstead offer densely wooded, multi-acre properties with access to amenities like a barn, pool and community farm, and the gated golf community called Golf Ridge Cottages provides a similar degree of seclusion with access to multiple golf courses and members-only recreational opportunities. While homes in the heart of Slater-Marietta start at around $220,000, homes in Cliff Ridge start closer to $320,000. Houses in the Pointe Summit boast a higher price point, beginning around $420,000 and extending beyond $1 million for homes with over 4,000 square feet. Because of the amenities and homeowners associations, Hall explains, “Slater-Marietta brings a little more price per square foot than Dacusville.”
A single-story home with beautiful landscaping and a large front yard in Slater-Marietta.
Small bungalow homes are a common sight in Slater-Marietta.
Some new 2-story homes have elements borrowed from colonial and 4 square style houses in Slater.
A white single-story home surrounded by bushes with a large front yard in Slater-Marietta.
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Greenville schools focused on future careers
Part of the Greenville County School District, the neighborhood benefits from the eighth-best district in the state, according to Niche. Students begin at Slater Marietta Elementary School and transition to Northwest Middle School, both B-graded schools. From here, students attend Travelers Rest High School, a B-minus-graded school with nearly 20 after-school activities, including Future Farmers of America and Future Medical Students.
Many students living in Slater-Marietta attend Heritage Elementary School.
Northwest Middle School is a popular destination for students in Slater-Marietta.
Travelers Rest High School offers amazing opportunities for students near Slater-Marietta.
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Route 276 gives access to Greenville
Geer Highway, also known as Route 276, cuts through Salter-Marietta and directly connects to Travelers Rest in less than 10 miles and Greenville in less than 20 miles. If venturing outside South Carolina, the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport is less than 30 miles southeast, reachable via Highway 290.
Grocery options off Geer
Most of the neighborhood’s shopping and dining options are concentrated along Geer Highway. For the basics, there are a handful of shops along the thoroughfare, including Family Dollar, Pat’s Grocery Store and More, Dollar General and Spinx. For locally grown, fresh produce, the curbside market at Beechwood Farms sells everything from tomatoes to sweet potatoes less than a mile from the Slater Hall Community Center. While dining options in the neighborhood are limited, Monte Alban Mexican Grill & Seafood and Stone House BBQ serve the area, both steps from Jimi Turner Park. For more shopping and dining options, Haywood Mall is less than 20 miles away, just off Interstate 385.
Get outside at Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area
Slater-Marietta includes a range of recreational opportunities, from all-day hikes in the mountains to quick trips to the playground. With the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area housed in the northernmost part of the neighborhood, residents can access multiple hiking trails, scenic waterfalls and two state parks, including Caesar’s Head. Because the wilderness area is over 10,000 acres, the natural views and wildlife can’t all be seen in a day, adding to Slater-Marietta’s appeal. For residents living closer to Tigerville, Pleasant Ridge County Park, located just off the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway, is another outdoor recreation hub nearby. Smaller-scale parks surround the elementary school at the heart of Slater-Marietta, including Jimi Turner Park and Slater-White Park.
A yellow and green children's playground in Slater-Marietta.
Locals living in Slater-Marietta come to Caesars Head State Park.
Pedestrians enjoy hiking along the Caesars Head State Park Trail in Slater-Marietta.
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Entertainment at Slater Hall Community Center
The Slater Hall Community Center sits near the North Saluda River, across the water from Travelers Rest, and hosts events like Kid’s Night Out, Waggin’ at the Waterpark and the Harvest Ball. The community center also features a disc golf course, playground and basketball courts for use throughout the year. During the spring and summer, residents can shop at the Salter-Marietta Farmers Market less than a mile southwest of the community center.
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Slater-Marietta Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Slater-Marietta, Marietta sell after 59 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Slater-Marietta, Marietta over the last 12 months is $271,000, down 32% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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