Chestnut Lake Homes for Sale

Chestnut Lake brings a hard-to-find combination to Inman: a true neighborhood lake with shared access and a housing pattern built around generous land rather than tight lots. Most homes date to the late 1970s and 1980s, and the average homesite runs just under an acre, so the subdivision feels established, leafy, and open from the street.

Community Highlights

The neighborhood centers on Chestnut Lake, with shared boat-ramp or dock access, a lakeside picnic pavilion, and a playground appearing repeatedly in community marketing. A small set of homes sits directly on the water, and those properties create a clear premium tier. Historical closed sales for waterfront homes have outperformed the broader subdivision average, and available inventory is notably thin, with three pending listings and no active listings in the current residential feed.

Beyond the lake, Chestnut Lake is defined by lot size and flexibility. The recorded housing stock runs from 1979 to 2021, with most homes built during the neighborhood’s original late-1970s-to-mid-1980s period. Fireplaces and attached garages are common, and many homes add the kinds of secondary spaces that shape daily use: sunrooms, screened porches, decks, patios, bonus rooms, and fenced backyards. Exterior materials are mixed rather than uniform, with brick, stone, and siding all appearing across the subdivision.