Calhoun Forest Homes for Sale in Clemson, SC

Every street in Calhoun Forest is named for South Carolina water — Catawbah Road and Drive, Santee Trail, Combahee Court, Winyah Court — and the neighborhood filled in through the 1990s, which makes it one of the newer established addresses inside Clemson. The houses are brick and vinyl traditionals and transitionals, most of them two stories, on lots that run from about half an acre down, several on cul-de-sacs and a few backing up to a stream.

What buyers tend to notice

• Basements under some houses, crawl spaces under others
• Two-car garages are standard here rather than an upgrade
• Street lights throughout, on public water and public sewer
• Clemson Elementary, then R.C. Edwards Middle and D.W. Daniel High in Central

Campus is a short drive, and SC-133 leaves the edge of town heading north through Six Mile toward the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway and Lake Jocassee — twenty miles that end at the mountains. For a comparable era of house on a different street plan, Village at Rock Creek is the usual cross-check. Buyers who want a full-size lot with grown hardwoods keep coming back to this one.