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Brushy Creek

Long settled part of Taylors along Brushy Creek Road, named for the creek that runs through this side of town. Brushy Creek Baptist Church, founded in 1794 and one of the oldest churches in Greenville County, and Brushy Creek Elementary both sit on the road, with smaller neighborhoods like 1980s built Brushy Creek Ridge tucked off of it. The shopping and dining along Wade Hampton Boulevard are a few minutes away.

At a Glance

Why buyers look at Brushy Creek

  • Brushy Creek Baptist Church, founded 1794
  • Brushy Creek Elementary on the same road
  • Minutes to Wade Hampton Boulevard

The Long Version

Living in Brushy Creek

The Brushy Creek area of Taylors

Brushy Creek is a long settled part of Taylors along Brushy Creek Road, named for the creek that runs through this side of town. Brushy Creek Baptist Church, founded in 1794 and one of the oldest congregations in Greenville County, sits on the road, and so does Brushy Creek Elementary. It is not a single subdivision, so this page shows the wider Taylors market; tell us you want the Brushy Creek corridor specifically and we will hand pick the matches.

The road itself connects Wade Hampton Boulevard to the Eastside, and the land along it was farms and then, from the 1970s on, neighborhoods. Eastside High School sits on Brushy Creek Road as well, so the corridor holds two of the area's schools within a couple of miles of each other.

The homes in the Brushy Creek area

Smaller neighborhoods sit off the road, like Brushy Creek Ridge from the 1980s, alongside older brick ranches on larger lots that predate the subdivisions and a few newer pockets of infill. The typical house is a 1970s to 1990s brick or vinyl sided home on a quarter to half acre, and most of the neighborhoods here have no pool or clubhouse and low or no dues, which is part of the appeal for buyers who want Taylors' location without a full amenity association.

Mature trees and established yards are the norm. For homes of this age, we look first at roof, HVAC, plumbing, and crawl space condition, since those set the real price more than square footage does.

Getting around from Brushy Creek

Wade Hampton Boulevard, a few minutes away, carries the corridor's grocery stores, restaurants, and services. Taylors Mill, the former Southern Bleachery that opened in 1924 and has been revived as a hub of breweries, restaurants, studios, and event spaces, is close, and it has become the social center of this side of Taylors. Downtown Greenville is about fifteen to twenty minutes by Wade Hampton, downtown Greer about ten, and Pelham Road and I-85 roughly ten by Brushy Creek Road.

School assignments are set by address; Brushy Creek Elementary is on the road, but not every home along it is zoned there. We confirm zoning on any specific home.

On the Market

Homes for sale around Brushy Creek

Brushy Creek doesn't map cleanly to a single MLS subdivision name, so we're showing the wider Taylors market, tell us you want Brushy Creek specifically and we'll hand pick the matches.

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