Nice .25 acre Lot Near Lake Hartwell South Carolina

Build your retreat or forever home in beautiful Oconee County, South Carolina, just minutes from Lake Hartwell and the Georgia border. This nice residential lot offers quiet country living with convenient access to public utilities and community roads.

Whether you’re looking for a primary residence, retirement escape, or vacation getaway near the water, this location checks every box.

Property Features

• Location: Oconee County, SC
• Coordinates: 34.53249, -83.06422
• Lot Size: Approx. standard residential lot
• Zoning: Residential (stick-built or possible modular — verify county guidelines)
• Utilities: Public utilities available (buyer to verify)
• Setting: Peaceful wooded area near lake communities
• Road Access: Maintained roads in well-kept area

Why This Lot

This area is rapidly growing thanks to its lake access, mountain foothills scenery, and proximity to charming small towns. Perfect for outdoor lovers, retirees, or investors looking for affordable land near a recreational hotspot.

Nearby Attractions

• Lake Hartwell — boating, fishing, camping
• Close to Georgia state line
• Westminster & Fair Play nearby
• Clemson University ~30 minutes
• Greenville, SC ~50 minutes

Property can close through title company with title insurance for approx. $800 - $1000. In house closing is available for $299. Buyer is to perform their own due diligence and pay all closing costs and title fees if choosing to close with title company.

**Zoning - Single Family Residence - Deed Restricted.

**Permitted Use: Single Family Residential only, minimum of 1,400 sqft of heated living space. and building plans and designs should by approved by the Architectural Compliance Committee.

**RV Living? Not Allowed

**Animals Allowed? No

**Legal Road Access? Yes

**HOA: Chickasaw Point POA

>Annual Fee: $1,072 for undeveloped lots

POA Website: https://www.chickasawpoint.com/contact

POA Contact Number: (864) 614-1770

**Impact Fee: No impact fee being charged by the county, but the board have the right to establish and collect refundable construction deposits and non-refundable impact fees for new construction.

**Flood Zone Area? No