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Swamp Rabbit Trail Resale Value Guide

Swamp Rabbit Trail is an extremely unique area. It is about 13 miles in length and was made for people who love to get outside and live a little. 

Touring Swamp Rabbit Trail

The northern part of the trail begins downtown. It then passes by Furman University and goes through Travelers Rest. It ends at the North Greenville campus location of the Greenville Hospital System. The southern part of the trail links the downtown Greenville parks with downtown and Greenville Tech's campus. The parks include Cleveland Park and Falls Park.

Runners, cyclists, and walkers all love the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Its length allows you to cover a tremendous amount of ground and see so many things. Furman University is a beautiful stop along Swamp Rabbit Trail. It features the Summer Concert Amphitheater, the Asian Gardens, Cliffs Cottage, and the David E. Shi Center for Sustainability. It also features several benches that allow you to sit by the water and watch the sunset.

Travelers Rest, SC, is another beautiful stop along the Swamp Rabbit Trail. It offers a tremendously beautiful and clean downtown area. It is located roughly 10 miles to the north of the downtown Greenville area. Paris Mountain and the Blue Ridge Mountains surround the beautiful town of Travelers Rest. You can find a plethora of cafes, stores, attractions, and shops in that area. SunRift Adventures is a beautiful store that focuses on adventuring outdoors. It is definitely worth a visit.

Reasons Real Estate Will Appreciate in Greenville

The reasons home values would increase more here than in other areas of Greenville are abundant. First of all, the demand is higher along the Swamp Rabbit Trail than in other parts of Greenville. A lot of people want to live near it because there are things to do and the scenery is beautiful.

There are also several spots with parks and/or water along the trail. People love living near the water. This means that the resale value of these homes would be higher than houses that are not along the water. Prices along the trail are also traditionally a bit higher than other areas of Greenville. It is considered a very nice area to live in.

People want to live near an area where they can go outside and be one with nature. They also love scenery and accessibility. Swamp Rabbit Trail provides all of those things. 

Cleveland Park, for example, sits along the trail and offers 122 acres of fun. It has volleyball courts, playgrounds, softball fields, tennis, and picnic areas. You can also visit the Greenville Zoo when you are near Cleveland Park. Additionally, Main Street is nearby this part of the Swamp Rabbit Trail. Main Street features 120 restaurants and over 100 retail stores to shop at.

There is so much to love about Swamp Rabbit Trail. Real estate prices here will appreciate more than other areas in Greenville simply because of supply and demand. It's an amazing place to own a home.