Kokomo Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Kokomo is a small Lake Keowee neighborhood where the shoreline does most of the talking. Most recorded home sales in the subdivision are waterfront, and the listings repeatedly point to the same advantages: gentle walks to the dock, broad lake views, and lots that are notably larger than what many tighter lakefront enclaves offer. The community's pricing stretches from homesites into the seven figures, with the strongest sales tied to direct water frontage and dock-ready settings.

Homes here were built from the late 1990s through 2006, and the neighborhood reads as a collection of substantial detached houses rather than a master-planned amenity development. Nine recorded home sales average just over four bedrooms and three full baths, with many properties offering walkout basements, attached garages, and outdoor living spaces arranged to face the water. Open layouts, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, screened porches, and expansive decks appear regularly, reinforcing a practical lake-house formula built around views, storage, and easy movement between indoor and outdoor space.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Kokomo's lifestyle centers on private waterfront use instead of shared clubhouse infrastructure. Covered docks, deep-water coves, shoreline patios, and equipment storage show up throughout the neighborhood's listings, and several homes add extras such as workshops, bonus rooms, lower-level recreation space, and multiple gathering areas for weekends on the lake. One of the more recent upper-end sales pushed that formula further with an infinity-edge pool and outdoor kitchen, but the broader pattern is clear even without resort-style common amenities: this is a neighborhood built around direct access to Lake Keowee.

Lot sizes reinforce that sense of breathing room. Recorded parcels range from roughly 0.67 acres to just over 2 acres, with a typical lot close to 0.9 acres. Gentle or level topography is a recurring theme, and the most desirable homes combine that easier shoreline approach with deep water, covered dock setups, and broad decking aimed at cove or open-water views.