Stone Lake Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Stone Lake stands as one of Greenville's most architecturally distinctive neighborhoods, where mid-century modern design meets traditional Southern charm just 3 miles from downtown. This intimate North Main community, established between 1950 and 1995, features predominantly single-story brick ranches on expansive lots ranging from 0.36 to 1.1 acres. The neighborhood gained recognition in 2024 when one of its mid-century modern homes was featured on the GVL Mod Home Tour, showcasing the architectural significance of these properties with their floor-to-ceiling windows, exposed wood beams, and Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired design elements.

"Stone Lake waterfront homes rarely come available—only a handful of the community's 37 properties sit directly on the private upper or lower lakes."

The community's defining natural feature is its namesake private lake system, comprising upper and lower Stone Lake. Just 6 of the neighborhood's 37 homes enjoy direct waterfront access, making lakefront properties exceptionally rare. Beyond the waterfront lots, many properties feature mature hardwoods, wooded settings, and several include creek frontage with natural rock outcroppings. The generous lot sizes—averaging half an acre or more—provide substantial privacy and usable outdoor space, with many homes featuring flat, fenced yards ideal for gardening and outdoor living.

Architectural Character & Lifestyle

The housing stock reflects classic 1950s-1960s ranch architecture, with homes typically offering 3-4 bedrooms, 2-3 bathrooms, and 1,800-2,400 square feet of single-level living. Original hardwood floors, wood-burning fireplaces (often multiple per home), formal dining rooms, and sunrooms characterize the interiors. Many homes have been thoughtfully updated with renovated kitchens featuring quartz or granite countertops and stainless appliances, while preserving original architectural details like built-in bookcases and parquet flooring. Approximately 30% of homes include finished basements, some with walk-out access, adding substantial additional living space.