Lake Keowee Real Estate Expert Blog First Pitch!
Around Lake Keowee, folks are getting excited about the first pitch soon to be thrown as a new era of Clemson Baseball with Eric Bakich at the helm begins this Friday. The Tigers are still in pretty good shape on the hardwood as well, but still have some work to be done. Also, folks are out looking at a lot of Lake Keowee real estate (which is why we write this amazing blog in the first place. What, you think this is the sports section of the daily rag?).
It’s been a busy week already as we’ve put a Lake Keowee waterfront lot under contract and hope to put another Lake Keowee waterfront house under contract very soon. No new listings over the past week, but we do expect to see them start to hit the market at a quicker pace as we get closer to springtime. It’d be nice to see the inventory buildup a little bit but that may take some time. Buyers are still in the market and when the good stuff hits, they are still willing to jump.
That means it’s a great time to put your Lake Keowee real estate on the market! Let us tell you what it’s worth, what needs to be done to get it market ready and show you how we make the process less stressful. Give us a call today! PLAY BALL!

Smoke will be noticeable emanating from the northwestern end of Oconee County at times over the next six months due to prescribed burns overseen by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. Special to The Journal
Brewery creating special beer for Seneca’s 150th birthday
Brewery creating special beer for Seneca’s 150th birthday

Seneca city administrator Scott Moulder, left, helps Keowee Brewing Company owner Alex Butterbaugh brew a special “Sesquicentenni-Ale” in honor of the city’s 150th birthday at the brewery on Thursday. Caleb Gilbert | The Journal
Outdoors: Don’t overlook winter catfishing
Don’t overlook winter catfishing

Anglers who wait for warmer weather to begin catfishing are missing out on some of the best action of the year. (Phillip Gentry | for The Journal)
Green Crescent Trail gets major boost in state funding
Green Crescent Trail gets major boost in state funding

A rendering of the future Green Crescent Trail at Clemson Park. Special to The Journal