Discover an extraordinary waterfront property in The Cliffs at Keowee Falls South, where dazzling water views meet breathtaking mountain vistas. Located at 731 Barberry Ct., this 1.03-acre lot is tucked away at the end of a serene street, offering ultimate peace and privacy. With approximately 175 feet of pristine shoreline, a newly installed covered dock with lighting (2024), and easy access to a beach across the cove, this property is a lakefront paradise. The elevated prime build site boasts abundant sunlight and warmth from the south during winter. It’s perfectly positioned to capture expansive, long-range views, surrounded by a vibrant canopy of mature hardwood and pine trees that showcase spectacular colors year-round. With flexible building options, including northeast-facing views, you can entertain family and friends on the deck without the sun in your face. The property also features a picturesque knoll at the back, ideal for a future firepit or gathering spot to enjoy the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains. Owners have a site survey and a pre-existing mountain contemporary house plans are available, designed to complement the natural landscape and enhance the breathtaking views, allowing you an option to start building with ease. Imagine spending sunny afternoons on your dock, fishing, swimming, or simply basking in the serene beauty of Lake Keowee. Enjoy boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding to a serene beach right across the cove, making every day an adventure on the water. Make this dream property your own and create a lifetime of spectacular views and unforgettable moments. Join this vibrant community with golf, tennis, pickleball courts, and much more! Have access to amenities across all seven Cliffs Communities. Membership available as a separate purchase. Come be a part of this active, luxurious lifestyle and enjoy lake living!

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