South Carolina has a wonderful collection of photogenic cities, lost in a bygone era but with a story to tell. If you listen closely through the molasses-thick accent, you will notice the Pandora's box it is. Nicknamed the "The Diamond Tip of the Golden Strip", Fountain Inn is one such town towards the southern part of Greenville where life is nothing but a peaceful story.
The city has seen many cultural renovations since its early days as an inn-city on an old stagecoach road. Today its destiny with the outside world is linked through the Interstate 385, which moves north towards Greenville and south towards the state capital, Columbia. The city is small and revolves around a hip and happening downtown, filled with indie shops, craft beer experts, cozy cafes and posh restaurants. Gulliver Street divides the Main Street into N Main Street and S Main Street, and they together are the holy trinity of Fountain Inn.
If you want to understand the story of South Carolina through food, then start off at the Sweet Catherine's Restaurant. It serves impressive dishes which are authentic to its true core. Try out the oyster roasts or go for the local classic, the Frogmore stew, or the Pimento cheese. A fan of seafood? The freshness of the Atlantic is always present at the Southern Catch or head to The Rail House if you want your fishes barbecued.
Fountain Inn is also famous for its perennial festivals and feasts. With picturesque parks and lovely neighborhoods, the locals are way too fond of the outdoors. They simply need reasons to get out of the home and mingle. Aunt Het Day is celebrated on the occasion of a famous cartoon columnist, Robert Quillen. Though the cause has somewhat been side-tracked, there is enough music, arts, food and beer to keep you asking for more. A more elaborate arrangement is made for the Spirit of Christmas Past Festival, where you can expect anything from over-enthused rock concerts to nostalgic horse carriage races. Indoor arts remain planted at the Mainstreet, where you can find the Fountain Inn's Cultural Arts Center, The Younts Center for Performing Arts and the open-air Heritage Park Amphitheatre.
South Carolina will always remain dear to NewHomeSource. Architecture is more valuable than gold here and it's an honor to showcase the leading builders of the city like Ryan Homes, The Great Southern Homes, Meritage Homes, and others. The new homes for sale in Fountain Inn are priced between the mid 100's to the upper 200's, but you always have the option to build your own home from scratch. Check out our "Build on your lot" feature to know how our builders can help you with the construction of your dream home.
There are many home types across the Greenville & Spartanburg area incuding the many luxury new homes in Greenville & Spartanburg, condos and townhomes, and Greenville & Spartanburg 55+ new construction homes in Greenville & Spartanburg. Alternatively, you can widen your search from the 1,900 Fountain Inn homes to browse all Greenville & Spartanburg new homes for sale.
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Market Overview: New Construction in Fountain Inn, SC
Here is a quick overview of housing developments in Fountain Inn, as well as the new construction outlook for new build homes in Fountain Inn:
| City | Fountain Inn |
| State | South Carolina |
| Metro Area | Greenville & Spartanburg |
| Subdivisions | 133 |
| Quick Move in Homes | 705 |
| Homes Under Construction | 534 |
| Starting Price | $50,000 |
| Average Price | $388,879 |
| Price Per Square Foot | $161 |
| Home Builders | 21 |
| Builders in Fountain Inn | - Meritage Homes
- Toll Brothers
- Veranda Homes
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Customizable Options in Fountain Inn
| Floor Plans Available | 901 |
| Bedroom Count | 1 to 6 |
| Bathroom Count | 1 to 5 |
| Square Footage Range | 535 to 4,718 sq/ft. |
