Keowee Expert Blog Dodgin’ Rain Drops
And putting Lake Keowee homes and lots under contract! Folks are really excited to get away from other areas to the peace and queit of Lake Keowee. If you haven’t read my last few posts (you’re in luck! They are archived all the way back to like 2010), you may not have realized all of the ways owning a Lake Keowee real estate allows you to properly social distance. But many buyers are seeing those posts and taking advantage of the market to get themselves a healthy slice of social distancing heaven.
Over the past week we were able to put over $1.5M in Lake Keowee homes under contract along with a Lake Keowee waterfront lot. It’s that time of year you know, time to get your plans squared away for the summer and you need a Lake Keowee property to do it correctly! Why not stay on Lake Keowee in a home instead of on a beach with people you don’t know way too close for comfort?
Not ready to buy? Try it out for a while with a week-long vacation in one of the rental homes we manage? Nothing like trying out a thing before you completely commit to it. Just call our rental manager Rick Miller at 864-784-9977. Or email him at [email protected]
We need more inventory so now’s the perfect time for y’all who may own Lake Keowee real estate (everybody has things in life that force you to make tough choices) to get it sold. Values remain very good. Let us give you an idea of where your property stands and we’ll help walk and talk you through the process.
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Lake Keowee Area News Corner
Construction numbers growing in Oconee despite pandemic
Construction numbers growing in Oconee despite pandemic
While the Hartwell Village student housing project is them most visible bit of construction in Oconee County right now, building permits are on track to surpass last year’s numbers by a long show. (Savannah Blake / The Journal
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Federal funds to rehab trail to local waterfall
Federal funds to rehab trail to local waterfall
The Brasstown Falls trail off U.S. Highway 76 is a steep, user-made access to the multi-level waterfall. The U.S. forest Service recently identified the trail as one that should be improved for sustainability, access, safety and water quality. Current plans include two bridges over the creeks and view platforms at the falls.
Boating tips for all of us to have a good Memorial Day weekend
Boating tips for all of us to have a good Memorial Day weekend
An enjoyable Memorial Day weekend is upon us. Use some helpful tips to help you celebrate it properly on the water.
Developer seeking board’s OK to build in lake district
Developer seeking board’s OK to build in lake district
A proposed seven-unit climate-controlled storage facility that falls partially in the lake overlay – which requires a special exception for any non-residential development – is on the agenda for the Oconee County board of Zoning Appeals meeting Thursday.
Duke Energy moving lines from bridge under lake
Duke Energy moving lines from bridge under lake
Though the pavement rehabilitation project may be years down the road, Duke Energy is moving its lines off the Keowee School Road bridge at Cane Creek Crossing this summer. The underground lines allow for more reliability and support growth in the community, according to Duke Energy.