
$700,000 $350/sqft
113 Knots Lane Lane
Six Mile, SC 29682
4 bd · 3 ba · 2,000 sqft · DOM: 60 d
Knots Landing is a small gated Lake Keowee enclave where deeded boat slips are part of the neighborhood's basic formula, not a rare upgrade.
Community overview based on MLS listing data for Knots Landing, Six Mile
Knots Landing is a small gated Lake Keowee enclave where deeded boat slips are part of the neighborhood's basic formula, not a rare upgrade. Across the subdivision, homes are compact lake houses and chalets built to keep the water close: decks, patios, walk-out lower levels, and slip access show up again and again, and several addresses pair cove settings with Blue Ridge views.
The housing stock runs from 2006 to 2020 and stays consistent in scale and layout. Most homes are two-story or loft-style plans with finished lower levels, open main living areas, and main-level primary suites. Granite counters, stainless appliances, fireplaces, and timber or knotty pine finishes recur throughout the listings, giving the community a polished lake-cottage character rather than a large-estate feel. Basements appear in 8 of the 10 recorded listings, while garages and private pools do not appear in MLS records, reinforcing the neighborhood's low-footprint, water-first design.
Lake access drives daily life here. Deeded slips are mentioned at every recorded address in the subdivision, with several homes calling out deep-water slips, lift capability, or a short walk from deck to dock. The highest-priced offerings center on deep-water cove positioning, deeded slips, and views, and the current top listing extends that pattern with a 2020 A-frame, a deeded slip, and an additional buildable lot. Even the non-waterfront cottages are marketed around immediate access to slips and shoreline recreation rather than oversized yards.
Outdoor living is central to the way these homes are used. Full-width decks, wraparound porches, covered patios, walls of glass, and loft bedrooms are common, and several lower levels are set up as true entertainment space instead of simple storage. Association-maintained grounds and the no-short-term-rental language in remarks point to a community geared toward ownership and straightforward upkeep.
The neighborhood sits on the Six Mile side of Lake Keowee in western Pickens County. Listing remarks repeatedly place Clemson about 15 minutes away, Seneca around 20 minutes away, and Greenville about 45 minutes away, giving the subdivision a clear position for buyers who want lake access without losing convenient regional connections. The assigned school pattern in community records points to Six Mile Elementary, R.C. Edwards Middle, and D.W. Daniel High.
Knots Landing stands out for combining a gated setting, deeded slips, and timber-rich lake homes in one of the Upstate's most recognizable waterfront markets. It is a compact community, but the identity is clear: smaller-footprint homes designed to spend as much time facing the lake as they do inside.
Palmetto Park Realty Team · Six Mile
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The Knots Landing real estate market shows buyer's market conditions. Homes typically sell within 320 days. With 1 active listing and 0 homes sold in the past year, buyers have more negotiating power and time to decide.