Six bedrooms, three acres, two pools — and a $3.5 million list price.
That’s the case for the estate at 1906 Jonesville Road in Simpsonville, a 2003 build reimagined by a million-dollar renovation project.
The resulting 6,284-square-foot main house features a kitchen with 2-inch-thick quartz countertops, a living room with a quartz fireplace and Restoration Hardware chandelier, and a primary suite bathroom with an app-controlled dual steam shower.
The main home at 1906 Jonesville Road in Simpsonville, a six-bedroom residence on 3.19 acres that is being listed for $3.5 million.
The home’s terrace level features a recreation room with a folding glass wall that opens to the pool terrace—complete with a heated saltwater pool and a unique sunken firepit surrounded by lounge areas, a dining space and a cabana. The terrace also features an integrated sound system and ambient wall uplighting, and is connected to a commercial-grade outdoor kitchen with a pool bar.
The property includes a second, separate saltwater pool, complete with its own fireplace and full outdoor kitchen. Beyond the main house, the 3.19-acre tract also includes a detached two-car garage with a one-bedroom apartment. The main home features an automation system that controls shades, lighting, audio and televisions, in addition to a water filtration system, tankless gas hot water heaters and a property-wide camera system.
Damian Hall of The Damian Hall Group, an affiliate of Blackstream Christie’s International Realty, is the listing agent on the property.
$6.25 million for Cliffs Valley estate
An 11,000-square-foot home in the Cliffs Valley development near Travelers Rest has been listed for $6.25 million.
Built in 2004, the five-bedroom home at 16 High Bluff Court sits on 9.69 acres and is perched on a ridge that offers expansive views of the Upstate from two rows of covered porches that line the rear of the house. The dining room features a hand-painted coffered ceiling, the kitchen was remodeled in 2021 to include an eight-burner cooktop and other high-end appliances and an outdoor grilling kitchen was added off one patio.
The primary suite features a masonry fireplace and bathroom with a custom stone tub, while the exercise studio above the three-car garage includes an exercise studio with a rowing machine, treadmill, pilates reformer, weights and functional trainer. A new DaVinci Roofscapes composite slate roof with copper finishes was installed in 2020, and the landscaping was reconfigured in 2021-22 to include a custom waterfall with a pond.
Kim Stroud and Camen Stroud of Keller Williams Greenville Upstate are co-listing the home.
Parkins Mill home lists for $2.39M
An all-brick home with five bedrooms in the Parkins Mill area of Greenville has been listed for $2.39 million.
Built in 2002, the 6,131-square-foot home at 2114 Cleveland St. Extension sits on a 1.08-acre lot. Inside, the home features tall ceilings and crown molding, a large kitchen with ample seating and cabinetry and an office on the main level complete with wood paneling and built-in shelving. The primary suite is also on the main level, and features two walk-in closets as well as a recently renovated spa-like bathroom.
The rear of the home includes a heated saltwater pool, spa, covered back porch, screened porch, three-car garage and large workshop or gym area. Blair Miller of Wilson Associates Real Estate is listing agent.
GGAR welcomes Hopkins, Mullinax
The Greater Greenville Association of Realtors recently announced that Peggy Hopkins has joined as MLS administrator, and Jennifer Mullinax has been hired to lead member engagement. Hopkins has been a licensed Realtor since 2002, has extensive experience in marketing and membership sales and previously served as a general manager. In her new role at GGAR, she will assist members with all MLS needs and offer support through her industry knowledge and leadership.
Mullinax is a former MLS staff member and is returning to the GGAR family. Her expanded skills and experience will help her serve and support members more effectively.
Spasyuk headlines new agent hires
Coldwell Banker Caine has welcomed Irina Spasyuk to its Greenville office, leading recent agent hires among Upstate firms.
Spasyuk brings a background in real estate investing, which began with live-in flips and evolved into a portfolio of Airbnb and long-term rentals.
Originally from Seattle, Spasyuk also owns the interior design consultation company Modern Oak Designs. “We’re thrilled to welcome Irina Spasyuk to the Caine family,” said Amanda Hamet, president of Coldwell Banker Caine. “Her investment experience, design expertise and client care bring tremendous value to our team and the clients she serves.”
Other recent hires include Claes Kardemark, Carrie Rose and Miranda Gomer at Keller Williams Greenville Upstate, while Allen Tate Realtors recently welcomed Kristin Avey to its downtown Greenville location, Ken Sloan to its Lake Keowee North office and Dana McCall to its Lake Keowee Seneca branch.
Colliers’ Tollison earns SIOR title
Bailey Tollison of the Greenville office of the commercial real estate firm Colliers South Carolina recently earned the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors designation, the company announced.
The SIOR designation is awarded to real estate professionals in recognition of their knowledge, experience and proven successes in the markets they serve. To receive the designation, professionals must meet specific requirements, including recognition by developers, lenders and investors, a high level of transactional production and meeting SIOR’s education and strong ethical requirements.
Tollison is a vice president in Colliers’s Greenville office, specializing in office leasing and investment sales. Working on a team with Taylor Allen, he has completed more than $400 million worth of transactions while at Colliers.
“Our team is excited to celebrate Bailey for achieving the SIOR designation, one of the most highly regarded designations in the industry,” said Brantley Anderson, market president for Colliers offices in Greenville and Spartanburg. “Bailey’s dedicated focus on office transactions enables him to deliver specialized insights and tailored solutions to meet our clients’ evolving real estate needs. At Colliers, we believe in supporting growth and celebrating success—and this is a moment worth celebrating.”
Hartness launches ElectroScapes
The company behind the Hartness neighborhood on Greenville’s Eastside has launched an all-electric landscaping business called ElectroScapes.
Launched by Hartness Development, ElectroScapes is a division of Hartness Grounds, which services the Hartness mixed-use urban village. The company brings eco-conscious landscape care to residential, commercial and neighborhood association properties.
“We believe in a less disruptive, cleaner solution for neighbors. Our goal is to make a difference in the community and provide the highest standard of landscaping to everyone in Greenville County,” said James Garlington, general manager of ElectroScapes and director of grounds at Hartness Development. By replacing gas-powered tools with battery-powered alternatives, ElectroScapes eliminates emissions and greatly reduces noise pollution.
The company offers services including eco-friendly lawn care, turf and ornamental maintenance, fine gardening, enhancements, irrigation solutions and landscape design.