Kingdom Builders' 5 BR healthy-home showcase in Longview Carolina, Easley SC: wool insulation, ERV fresh air, whole-home water filtration.
0.80 ac · SOLD
Easley, Pickens County
The Romey, Kingdom Builders' showcase home in Longview Carolina, a 3,812 square foot healthy home on 0.8 acres and the first of its kind in the Upstate.
The walls are insulated with natural wool and finished with zero-VOC mineral paint. A whole-home ERV brings in filtered fresh air, central dehumidification keeps humidity below the level where mold grows, and balanced HVAC turns over the air in every bedroom overnight. Water is filtered throughout, with fluoride removal and a remineralizing reverse osmosis system plumbed in copper to the drinking tap and ice maker.
The exterior is all brick over a rain screen and ZIP system barrier, on a floor system engineered to twice the code minimum, with a fully encapsulated, conditioned crawl space. Inside are solid hardwood floors, custom solid wood cabinetry, antique hand-hewn timber trusses, natural stone and marble tile, a solid mahogany front door and a direct-vent gas fireplace. The primary suite has a full-spectrum infrared sauna and red-light therapy in the shower, and a switch turns the WiFi off.
Outside, a Garapa wood deck with wrought iron railings leads to a full outdoor kitchen with a pass-through window from the kitchen.
Longview Carolina is a 180-acre gated agrihood in the Blue Ridge foothills, a few minutes from downtown Easley and about 25 minutes from Greenville and Clemson, from the developer behind Riverstead and The Cliffs Communities. Neighbors share 60 acres of green space, more than two miles of hiking and biking trails, a pool, pickleball courts and a working organic farm, where farm work days end in a shared harvest. The Pinnacle Pavilion on the mountaintop looks out more than 50 miles across the Upstate.
A home with a website of its own.
Relan Capital partnered with Take Part to give Kingdom Builders' showcase home its own website, theromey.com. It walks buyers through the home in photos, let them try finish choices before the final selections, and explains each health feature in a short vertical video. QR signs in the house opened the same videos.
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