Veranda Homes LLC has secured five new-construction townhouse permits in Greenville County, bringing a $1.8 million infill project to Stoneview Way. All five permits were issued on August 12, 2026, covering addresses 16 through 24 Stoneview Way in a single building designated as Building B.
What the Permits Show
The five permits — numbered 26-007188, 26-007196, 26-007198, 26-007199, and 26-007202 — each carry a declared valuation of $361,322, for a combined project value of $1,806,610. The units span five consecutive lots labeled 00A through 00E at 24, 22, 20, 18, and 16 Stoneview Way, respectively. All are classified as residential townhouse construction.
Veranda Homes LLC is listed as both the property owner and the contractor of record on each permit. The uniform valuation across all five lots suggests a consistent floor plan and finish level throughout the row, a common approach for attached townhouse products where construction efficiencies keep per-unit costs in line.
Every permit carries an "issued" status, meaning the county has completed its review and construction can begin immediately. The simultaneous issuance of all five permits points to a single-phase buildout rather than a staggered delivery schedule.
Why It Matters
The Building B permits indicate that Stoneview Way is part of a larger planned development — the "Building B" designation implies at least one additional structure is either already built or in the pipeline. At roughly $361,000 per unit, the project targets a middle-income price range that has seen strong demand in Greenville County as detached single-family home prices continue to climb. Dense, attached townhouse construction like this adds housing supply without requiring new road or utility infrastructure on undeveloped land, making it a format that county planners and builders increasingly favor. For area residents and prospective buyers, the five-unit row represents a fresh option in a part of the county where new inventory has been limited.