
$150,000
104 S Shore Drive
Fair Play, SC 29643
0 ba · DOM: 63 d
Parkview South is a compact Lake Hartwell subdivision in Fair Play where the shoreline does much of the talking.
Community overview based on MLS listing data for Parkview South, Fair Play
Parkview South is a compact Lake Hartwell subdivision in Fair Play where the shoreline does much of the talking. The neighborhood's strongest identity comes from direct lake access: waterfront homes, interior lots with deeded boat slips, and repeated emphasis on covered docks and deep water. Its position near I-85 Exit 1 adds practical convenience to a setting that otherwise reads as tucked away and distinctly lake-oriented.
The homes that have closed here are typically substantial single-family properties, with known build years ranging from 1994 to 2013. Closed home sales span from $350,000 to $1.034 million, while lot sales stretch from $22,000 to $172,000, creating a broad pricing ladder for both custom construction and established lakefront ownership. On the residential side, garages and basement or terrace-level space show up often, and several listings highlight features such as hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, screened porches, all-season rooms, large decks, and outdoor living areas built to face the water.
South Shore Drive is the spine of the community and the address that appears most often in closed sales. That stretch combines waterfront homes with interior parcels that still secure boat access through deeded slips, giving the neighborhood a wider range of ways to be on the lake than a purely waterfront subdivision. Deep-water frontage is another recurring theme, especially on the higher-priced properties, where covered docks, lifts, long shoreline views, and gentle walks to the water all add measurable appeal.
The amenity package here is centered on the lake itself rather than on clubhouse-style infrastructure. Boat slips, covered docks, and private dock setups are common talking points, and several listings call out deep-water access or year-round usability. Wooded lots, mature landscaping, and rolling topography reinforce the sense of separation between homes, while screened porches, patios, and deck spaces extend everyday living toward the shoreline.
Parkview South also stands out for the mix of lot inventory and finished homes. Some buyers have entered through interior parcels with slip access, while others have purchased established houses with four-car garages, workshop space, walkout basements, outdoor kitchens, or point-lot frontage. That blend gives the community a custom, non-cookie-cutter feel.
Parkview South sits on the South Carolina side of Lake Hartwell, about five minutes from I-85 Exit 1. Listing remarks regularly frame Anderson at roughly 20 minutes, Clemson around 30 minutes, and Greenville around 45 minutes, with Lavonia also close for everyday services. Schools commonly tied to the neighborhood are Fair-Oak Elementary, West Oak Middle, and West Oak High.
For buyers focused on Lake Hartwell access first and neighborhood scale second, Parkview South offers a clear proposition: a small shoreline community where deeded slips, deep water, and quick interstate access shape the experience as much as the homes themselves.
Palmetto Park Realty Team · Fair Play
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Closed sales from MLS history for Parkview South, Fair Play
Parkview South median sale price is $60,000; Fair Play is up 22.7%.
+5 outside price range.
The Parkview South real estate market shows buyer's market conditions. Homes typically sell within 112 days. With 1 active listing and 0 homes sold in the past year, buyers have more negotiating power and time to decide.