Holland Park, Greenville
Living & working in Holland Park, Greenville
Holland Park is a 12-acre mixed-use development and residential node located along the Laurens Road corridor, also known as U.S. Highway 276, in Greenville, South Carolina. The surrounding residential landscape, which includes the Nicholtown and Parkins Mill neighborhoods, consists of single-family bungalow and modern-farmhouse homes, townhomes, and multi-family apartment complexes. Daily lifestyle in Holland Park centers on outdoor recreation and dining, utilizing the on-site Oak Tree Park, a half-acre green space with a great lawn shaded by 100-year-old oak trees, and Flying Rabbit Adventures, an aerial obstacle and ropes course. The property directly borders the Green Line extension of the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail, enabling pedestrian and bicycle travel to local commercial stops and nearby Cleveland Park.
The local commercial ecosystem includes food and beverage outlets such as Home Team BBQ, Double Stamp Brewery, and Greektown Express, alongside retail, law practices, and service-based tenants like Holland Salon Suites. For remote work and productivity, the development contains an 18,000-square-foot commercial building with dedicated office spaces. Additional remote-work and study spots along the corridor include Sawdust Coffee and the outdoor seating areas of Double Stamp Brewery, while professional regional coworking facilities like Flywheel Greenville and OpenWorks are located in the nearby downtown district. Transit connectivity is anchored by Laurens Road, which serves as a principal arterial road connecting the area directly to Interstate 85 and downtown Greenville. Public transit is supplied by Greenlink, with Route 510 running hourly along Laurens Road to transport commuters between the Greenlink Transit Center downtown and the neighboring city of Mauldin.
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Holland Park, Greenville is a mixed-use urban pocket of Greenville, with 79 businesses mapped within walking distance. Its walkability rates 77/100 — above average for walkability in Greenville. Local businesses average 4.62★ on Google, and high foot traffic peaking 11am–2pm, 5–8pm.
For getting around, transit access scores 55/100 (Good) — above average for transit access in Greenville, with 9 stops within an 800 m walk. Reaching Downtown Greenville (~2.7 km) takes about 19.5 min by transit versus 6.4 min driving. Typical drive times to key destinations average 16.4 min — on the lower end for drive times in Greenville.
Environmentally, current air quality is good (AQI 61).