Indigo Park, Easley, SC 29642
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NEW CONSTRUCTION
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Indigo Park by Pulte Homes
Easley, SC 29642

  • 3-4 Beds
  • 2-3 Baths
  • 1,913-3,067 sqft

$299,990 - $395,650

Est. Mortgage $1,596/mo*
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$299,990 - $395,650

Est. Mortgage $1,596/mo*
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3-4 Beds
2-3 Baths
1,913-3,067 sqft

Local Information

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Quick Move-in Homes (1)

All (1)
4 bd (1)
108 Indigo Park Pl #62
4bd
2.5ba
2,602 sqft
$395,650
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Buildable Plans (5)

All (5)
3 bd (3)
4 bd (2)
Aspire Plan
3bd
2.5ba
2,260 sqft
$299,990+
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Hartwell Plan
3bd
2.5ba
2,383 sqft
$305,990+
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Hampton Plan
4bd
2.5ba
2,606 sqft
$317,990+
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Compton Plan
3bd
2ba
1,913 sqft
$321,990+
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Mitchell Plan
4bd
2.5ba
3,067 sqft
$323,990+
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Community Description

Introducing Indigo Park - an enclave of gorgeous new construction homes along sidewalk-lined streets in family-friendly Easley. Residents enjoy access to excellent schools, proximity to Highway 123, leisurely strolls to J.B. Red Owens Sports Complex and convenience to Downtown Easley, Greenville and Clemson.
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150 Wimberly Lane
Easley, SC 29642
(864) 387-4096
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What Locals Say about Easley

At least 247 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 94 % Say car is needed

  • 88 % Say parking is easy

  • 85 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 78 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 76 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 72 % Say kids play outside

  • 67 % Say it's quiet

  • 67 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 58 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 55 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 47 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 46 % Say there's wildlife

  • 30 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 28 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 23 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 23 % Say there are community events

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  • Plagarenne
    "No dog parks, dogs generally not welcomed warmly, many people upset if a dog goes to the bathroom on their yard even if owner picks up after their dog"
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  • Zack
    "I think they’d like it fine. You see people out walking their dogs around the neighborhood. And with the newer neighborhood that’s kind of attached to ours now, there’s a walk path back there to go on."
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  • Jennifer.mcglon
    "Neighbors walk their dogs. It’s a safe and welcoming area. A park within walking distance with a bike path is lovely. We enjoy living here."
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  • Jennifer.mcglon
    "Quiet little neighborhood but is growing nearby with many young families moving in! Neighbors get together."
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  • Jennifer.mcglon
    "Longer than average, but little traffic and a beautiful drive. Having moved from a major metro, I appreciate not being in bumper to bumper traffic full of angry drivers."
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  • Prodemand2
    "I think this is a great place to live and raise a family . My son lived here and we are visiting from NJ and have been here for nearly a month "
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  • osborne.msalice
    "It’s old and original. I like that most of the area is not a development. The only thing it’s missing is sidewalks. "
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  • Jillian Elizabeth hooper
    "To know where and what there child is doing at all times exspecially when there young !! And is as parents need to step it up too !!"
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  • Kathy Alldredge
    "Dogs aren’t leashed typically. They are frequently loose and running around. This makes walking a dog more difficult."
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  • Knhwhitney
    "Beautiful downtown areas. Lots of events to go to. Amazing food places. Lots of children’s parks and everyone is very friendly."
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  • Presley H.
    "Houses are pretty close together so if you have a dog that barks a lot, neighbors may get upset by the noise."
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  • George S.
    "It's right in amongst the city so its centrally located. Not bad commute. Maybe about 12 minutes to leave the city from any side of the house. "
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  • Spequeno1
    "Many of the children actually spend time playing outside instead of staying in all the time on their computers. It's good to see them enjoying each other, interacting."
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  • Jessy G.
    "I don’t have children. I would assume it is a safe place to raise kids. I think the schools in the area are good "
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  • Swalz
    "Great area. Wyatt Oaks is a safe and quiet area. Friendly people and nice houses. Big yards. Been here 18 years and never had a problem. The schools are great and there are many great places to eat, not far from all kinds of shopping and I-85. Atlanta is about 2.5 hours away and Greenville is about 15 minutes! Lots of great things to do!"
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  • Kayleemiller680
    "I live on a street with a huge yard. It’s about 10 acres. My dog loves it so much. He loves seeing and chasing wildlife. He also enjoys adventures in the woods. It’s perfect. "
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  • Clemsontigergirl85
    "I drive to work everyday and it easy to get there at everything. I really were I live at great place to stay everyday"
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  • Dawkins V.
    "Lots of kids. Very good neighbors all around. Everyone is so friendly. Others keep their yards up very well. Good schools and church’s nearby. "
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  • Dawkins V.
    "Enjoyed living here. Very nice people. Has a nice community pool and play ground. Pet friendly neighborhood "
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  • Kristen G.
    "My neighborhood is close to everything in Easley. Great school districts, parks, and wonderful restaurants. "
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  • Mkubaiko
    "I don't commute. I work from home. I don't hear anything bad about Easley commuting from anyone else. "
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  • Localolo
    "I live outside a neighborhood on a very busy street. Would NOT recommend it where we live. Other neighborhoods seems like a good area for this though."
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  • Localolo
    "Great community. The schools are wonderful and technology/Facebook has allowed us all to reach out to each other with and questions we have."
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  • Kennecook8585
    " 5his neighborhood is a holding pattern for Forest Lawn. One can get in a wheelchair or walker and roll down the hill to Easley Baptist Hospital."
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  • JP
    "ASD1 has good schools and a tight knit community. The area is growing quickly and developing so classrooms will either get overcrowded or they will need to expand the buildings. Limited parks and recreation compared to Simpsonville. "
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  • Localolo
    "I drive 40 mins to work in Greenville . I am not aware of the closest public transit line. I have not seen a city bus or trolley."
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  • Carley M.
    "I've lived in the same area since I was ten, it's a really nice friendly place. I would love to stay in this area when we move!"
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  • Joel M.
    "Easley, is the perfect town for growing families . Pretty good school systems and parks . Location is just centered of downtown GVL and Clemson , with plenty of shopping nearby . "
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  • Trulia User
    "Powdersville is Easley but only bc it’s not an incorporated city. Taxes are less here than Easley even though the address reads Easley. "
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  • Stephanie H.
    "The best thing I think Easley has that is unique is the Doodle trail... that’s about it... everything else is crowded and what you’d find anywhere else."
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  • Sloanjeremy375
    "pet friendly with great respect for b pet owners and pets. most people in my neighborhood own pets."
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  • Ashley
    "I’ve lived in this community for 3 years. Most people want to keep it nice but there are a few that do not. Their yards are a mess and houses could definitely be kept up. Lots of loose cats and dogs which gets annoying. And some kids are rowdy."
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  • Latrice
    "Friendly neighborhood, quiet, convenient location, kid friendly, pet friendly, affordable. I have only been here for a year but it’s been a pretty good year here. "
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  • Gtate9105
    "Everyone is friendly and it is a good environment to raise kids in. Lots of nature and beautiful scenery everywhere."
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  • Nannylou1956
    "I like my neighborhood cause it’s quiet also I’d really like to find a 3 or 4 bedroom in the Travelers Rest or blue ridge or Marietta sc area possibly a rent to own "
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Indigo Park is a new community in Easley, SC by Pulte Homes. This new construction community offers 3-4 bed, 2-3 bath homes ranging from 1,913-3,067 sqft. There are 5 plan types available at Indigo Park.