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PINCKNEY TOWNES

11 FRANK ST., GREENVILLE, SC 29601

Mid $500s

3 BR | 3.5 BA | 2,020 – 2,040 Sq Ft

SCHOOLS: Stone Elementary | League Middle | Greenville High

THIS FEATURED HOME PRESENTED BY: Kiersten Bell | 864.567.1457 | kbellco@cbcaine.com

Welcome to Pinckney Townes, a locally admired builder’s latest downtown Greenville, townhome community. Strategically located adjacent to Historic Hampton Pinckney, and a short walking distance to many sought-after downtown locations, including Unity Park, Hampton Station, The Commons, The Swamp Rabbit Trail/Cafe, The Peace Center, Upcountry History + Children’s Museum’s and Main Street. Some units offer city skyline views! There will be 16 townhomes in total, making up a small community with a lot to offer. Each townhome will be complete with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, two car garages, and spacious balconies. Featured upgrades include quartz countertops, spacious kitchen islands, gas range stoves, hardwood floors, hardwood stairs, heavy glass frameless shower doors in the primary suite bath to name a few. Options to build and select upgrades are available.

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