Mauldin, SC
Mauldin sits between Greenville and Simpsonville, about eight miles southeast of downtown on US 276, with I-385 running through it. Its housing stock runs older: brick ranches and colonials built from the 1960s through the 1990s on wide lots, plus townhomes now going up around BridgeWay Station. Downtown Greenville is a ten to fifteen minute drive, and I-85 is about the same.
Why people are choosing Mauldin.
Mauldin is where the map folds: ten minutes to downtown Greenville, ten to Simpsonville, straight onto I-385 and I-85. It delivers the most house per dollar inside the county's core, with established neighborhoods and a new city center taking shape around the Cultural Center and BridgeWay Station.
Where to look in Mauldin.
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Mauldin by the numbers.
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