Life in Greenville

Greenville is very affordable, with a cost of living below the national average. From its thriving downtown to the many easily accessible suburbs, the variety of places to live appeals both to urbanites and to those seeking a parcel of countryside. Reasonably priced apartments abound downtown, allowing you to live, work and play all by walking or biking. Similarly, suburbs provide both a wide range of apartments or houses to buy or rent.

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Restaurants and bars line downtown’s main street with additional options in nearby neighborhoods, along Woodruff Road and in Traveler’s Rest.

In terms of recreation, the most convenient option is the GHS Swamp Rabbit Trail. It runs right through downtown and provides a roughly 20-mile stretch for biking, running and walking. A number of state parks are less than an hour’s drive away, making Greenville great for anyone who loves hiking or biking. Plus, even though it’s not in town, the beach is close enough for day and weekend trips.

Finally, innumerable national Broadway shows and musicians visit Greenville’s Peace Center and Wellness Arena.

For those residents with young children, Greenville provides ample opportunities for exploration and fun, including the Children’s Museum of the Upstate.

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The Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport provides direct flights to a number of major cities, including Atlanta, Baltimore-Washington, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, New York City and Philadelphia. Carriers include Southwest and Allegiant in addition to Delta, United and American.

By ground, Greenville is located along I-85 and near I-26. Both Charlotte and Atlanta are roughly two hours away by car.