Tammerick Shore Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Tammerick Shore is a Lake Hartwell waterfront enclave in Fair Play where shoreline access, dock use, and lot size shape the neighborhood from the start. It is a compact community with a distinctly lake-driven character, pairing deep-water frontage and open-water views with straightforward access back to I-85.

Most homes here were built from the late 1980s through 2015, with much of the neighborhood taking shape in the early 2000s. The typical home falls in the mid-size lake-house range at about 3.5 bedrooms and 2.8 baths, and many combine open living areas with granite kitchens, fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, and flexible lower levels or loft-style bonus space. Main-level primary suites appear regularly, while screened porches, covered decks, sunrooms, and patios are common features positioned to make the most of the water.

Private lake use is the defining theme. Tammerick Shore is built around direct Lake Hartwell frontage, and covered slip docks, deep-water access, main-channel orientation, and protected shoreline all show up repeatedly in the neighborhood's homesites. Concrete or golf-cart paths to the dock, workshop space, lower garages, and storage for boating equipment are also common in the upper end of the community, giving the neighborhood a practical side that goes beyond scenery alone.

Amenities & Lifestyle

This is not a swim-tennis subdivision with shared recreation buildings; its value is tied to private shoreline amenities and larger homesites. Lots in Tammerick Shore range from roughly 24,800 to nearly 79,700 square feet, with an average around 37,700 square feet, so many properties feel more buffered than a typical interior-lot neighborhood. Point lots, cul-de-sac positioning, and long lake views define the premium end, especially where owners also have improved paths, lifts, or larger dock setups.

The mix of finished homes and vacant waterfront lots adds a custom element to the neighborhood. Some properties deliver established lake houses ready for immediate use, while others provide dockable homesites for buyers who want to build around their own priorities.