Welcome to Upstate South Carolina… Surrounded by beautiful lakes and mountains, this is quality southern living as it was meant to be.  The "Golden Corner", as it has become known, is famous for its unprecedented scenic mountain and lake views, four distinct yet mild seasons, transient friendly atmosphere and affordable living

Lake Keowee is one of the most aspired fresh water lakes in the entire South offering crystal blue, green waters and majestic mountain views.  Keowee is fed by hundreds of Appalachian clear-spring streams.  The lake is located near Seneca, SC, population 21,937, as of the 2000 census. The town of Seneca offers major shopping, health care, services, and a charming Historic Downtown with fine dining and delightful boutiques.  Lake Keowee is less than one hour from Greenville, South Carolina, the upstates largest city.  It is also less than one hour from the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport, one and a half hours from Atlanta, Georgia and about two hours from Charlotte, North Carolina.  Designed for year round living, with such close proximity to these major cities, Keowee is ideal for those who wish to escape for the weekend.  Once you arrive, you’ll forget the outside world exists.

Lake Keowee consists of 18,500 surface acres with approximately 300 miles of shoreline.  It’s protected environmental controls result in a serene, natural lake atmosphere which is perfect for boating, fishing, sailing and other activities.  Lake Keowee is owned by Duke Energy Corp.  Duke Energy controls the lakes frontage and water levels to maintain recreational lake levels year round.  Lake Keowee property owners own to the waterfront which is different than the Corps of Engineering restrictions such as on Lake Hartwell.  With an 8 foot sight depth, the clarity of the water is mesmerizing.

At Lake Keowee you will find leisurely activities for every walk of life. Clemson University, less than ten minutes away, with over 18,000 students, brings sports enthusiasts from across the nation.  Clemson also provides several arts andcultural events, community activities and venues.  The Newcomers of the Foothills is one of the largest organizations in the southeast.  Providing active lifestyle groups from golf, tennis and hiking to the more relaxed supper clubs.  You will also find several state parks in the area that provide hiking, camping and trout fishing.  With over 400,000 acres of undisturbed forest, you never run out of outdoor opportunities.  Enjoy a mild climate offering four distinct yet mild seasons with average temperatures in the 60's.

Lake Keowee is neighbored by the coveted Lake Jocassee, a 7,500-acre natural treasure. Jocassee is renowned as one of the most pristine natural environments in the Eastern United States.  In addition to its scenic beauty, Jocassee also offers fisherman the opportunities to catch trout and smallmouth bass, a fish species that other South Carolina Lakes don't have. Fishing guides are available to enhance your fishing experience. Lake Jocassee is naturally protected along more than 90% of its shoreline. With Lakes Keowee, Jocassee and Hartwell, recreation is just moments away from anywhere in the surrounding Tri-County area.|



The beautiful tree lined shores of Lake Keowee~ an unparalleled lifestyle awaits.  With its lakefront settings and proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains, the communities offer phenomenal opportunities for outdoor recreation and enjoyment.  Surrounded by nature but within comfortable reach of civilization, you will be hard pressed to find a more beautiful or more convenient spot to call home. Our homeowners experience not just a home but a true lake lifestyle with quality and meaning. The natural beauty, mild climate and southern hospitality have drawn people from all over the world.  Lake Keowee is truly a haven to find the home or home site you have always dreamed of.  For the latest developments and a truly informative point of contact, call on Melanie Fink, REALTOR and Accredited Buyers Representative today.