Modern 2021 build on a generous .85-acre lot near Stone Creek Cove
Sales comparison approach using recent sales of similar properties in the area. Adjusted for size, age, and proximity to Lake Hartwell.
A few steps onto the covered front porch reveal why this Quiet Way address feels like home: a modern 2021 build sited on a spacious .85-acre lot with mature trees and a private, wooded backyard. The living room’s large window frames seasonal glimpses of Lake Hartwell, and vaulted ceilings amplify the open-plan main level so gatherings never feel crowded. With 2,503 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space, the house blends modern finishes and practical family planning.
The first-floor primary suite is a quietly appointed retreat — roomy walk-in closet and an ensuite bath that keeps everyday routines simple. The heart of the home is the open living/dining/kitchen area where sightlines encourage conversation across the main floor. Throughout you'll find modern touches, sizable closets, and clean, durable materials consistent with the home's excellent condition. Upstairs offers additional bedrooms and a flexible layout that works for guests, home office, or media space.
Outside, the parcel stands out in this pocket of Anderson: nearly an acre gives room for gardening (established garden area), lawn games, and future additions without an HOA. The backyard’s tree buffer creates a private feel while the gentle slope improves drainage and sightlines. Practical systems are in place — central air, central electric heat, public water, septic, architectural shingle roof, vinyl siding, and a two-car attached garage with extra driveway parking.
Lifestyle here leans recreational. Lake Hartwell access, nearby boat ramps and a local golf course make weekends easy to plan: Stone Creek Cove Golf Course is minutes away and Richland Creek boat access and Springfield Campground sit within a short drive. The home has shown strong appreciation since 2022 and sits competitively among recent Quiet Way sales, making it attractive both to buyers seeking a turnkey primary residence and investors considering short-term rental potential.
Practical notes: listed at $450,000, this property benefits from modern construction, no HOA restrictions, and proximity to outdoor amenities. Buyers should verify flood zone status and inspect major systems as part of due diligence. Tour the home to experience how its scale and setting combine — room for everyday living, guests, and recreation on a quiet Anderson street just steps from Lake Hartwell.
109 Quiet Way, Anderson, SC 29626
This Quiet Way location delivers a laid-back, outdoors-forward lifestyle. Residents enjoy immediate access to Lake Hartwell for boating and fishing, golf at nearby Stone Creek Cove, and family-friendly campgrounds and boat ramps. The area leans residential and low-density, offering privacy and yard space uncommon within town limits. Families will find McLees Elementary rated above average, while middle and high schools in Anderson School District 5 have mixed ratings. Weekend errands typically require a short drive, but the payoff is proximity to water, green space, and a quieter pace of life.
Excellent access to outdoor recreation — Lake Hartwell is 0.2 miles away with nearby boat ramps, Stone Creek Cove Golf Course about 1.5 miles out, and Springfield Campground and Richland Creek access within a mile or two for hiking, fishing, and weekend shoreline activities.
Local sales activity and recent comps indicate steady, buyer-driven appreciation for homes near Lake Hartwell. Comparable nearby Quiet Way sales from late 2025 closed between $420,000 and $445,000 (price per square foot roughly $168–$178), and this listing at $450,000 (~$180/sf) sits near the upper mid-market for similar modern homes. Rental comps and an estimated monthly rent around $2,200 (≈$0.88/sf) show healthy demand for four-bedroom rentals in this pocket, producing a modest gross yield near 5.7% — attractive for part-time investor use tied to lake recreation.
While some broad metrics (months of inventory, average DOM) are limited in the available dataset, the cadence of recent sales and the premium buyers place on lake-adjacent properties suggest relatively brisk demand for homes with private yards and lake access. Sellers in this micro-market have benefited from appreciation since 2022; buyers should act with standard contingencies (inspection, flood verification) but can expect a competitive market for well-maintained modern construction close to Lake Hartwell.
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