Edgewater Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Edgewater in Fair Play is a compact Lake Hartwell enclave where the defining pattern is waterfront living with room to spread out. Homesites here run from about 25,700 to 30,927 square feet, and the home inventory centers on late-1990s to early-2000s construction with private-dock orientation, gentle slopes to the shoreline, and views that range from seasonal lake outlooks to wide-open main-channel water.

Most of the closed home activity sits along E Watersedge Drive, where residential sales average about 15 percent above the community's overall residential average. The top sale reached $1.285 million for a four-bedroom lakefront property with excellent water depth, a max-size aluminum dock with two slips, an upper sun deck, and a finished bonus room above the garage. Another waterfront address closed with a covered slip dock, rip-rapped shoreline, and a three-level layout of roughly 3,000 square feet. Even the current interior lot keeps the lake in view, offering 0.72 acres with mixed trees and a seasonal Lake Hartwell outlook.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Edgewater reads as a private dock-and-shoreline community rather than a pool-and-clubhouse neighborhood. Waterfront addresses emphasize covered slip docks, boat slips, excellent water depth, and short walks from the house site to the shoreline. Main-channel views and terrace-level build potential appear alongside practical lake details such as rip rap, power and water at the shoreline, and circular driveways sized for boat turning.

Inside the homes, the architecture leans toward open main-level living with durable, lake-oriented spaces. Granite counters, custom cabinetry, 9-foot ceilings, fireplaces, detached two-car garages, sunrooms or sun porches, and finished terrace levels recur throughout the listing history. One property layers in vaulted wood ceilings, a river-rock fireplace, and hickory cabinetry, while another pairs stone and siding with pine porch ceilings and upgraded appliances. The result is a small collection of houses that present as individualized lake homes rather than a uniform production buildout.