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Downtown Mill Village Cottages
Rows of early-1900s frame cottages surround the sites of Easley's three original textile mills — Easley, Glenwood, and Alice — built between 1899 and 1910 as the town grew up along the railroad. Easley Mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the four-story brick building on South 5th Street now houses the Easley Mill Lofts apartments. The villages sit within a short hop of downtown Easley, and the Doodle Trail's trailhead on Fleetwood Drive is about a half-mile from the town center.
At a Glance
Why buyers look at Downtown Mill Village Cottages
- Early-1900s mill cottages
- Easley Mill on the National Register
- Close to downtown Easley
- Near the Doodle Trail trailhead
On the Market
Homes for sale around Downtown Mill Village Cottages
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