White Oak I Homes for Sale in Summerton, SC

White Oak I sits on Lake Marion, South Carolina's largest lake, and the water gives the neighborhood its identity. The homes are compact, older, and geared toward direct lake use, with docks, porches, and storage space carrying as much weight as interior finishes.

Community Highlights

Homes here date from 1967 through 1980, with lot sizes ranging from about 10,900 to 19,200 square feet and an average lot size near 0.34 acres. Layouts are varied but modest in scale, from a 1BR/2BA waterfront cottage to a 4BR/1BA active home and a 3BR/2.5BA lakefront residence. Pricing centers around $172,000, and the active home on Hobbs Drive is listed right at that level. The full range spans from a $94,000 home on Hobbs Drive to a $344,000 waterfront sale on Morgan Lane. That spread shows the difference between simple lake access and direct, deeded frontage.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Private docks, screened porches, open floor plans, carports, and detached storage buildings recur across the neighborhood's homes. One waterfront property adds a workshop and bonus room; another includes a shed sized for kayaks, paddle boards, and fishing gear. The active home on Hobbs Drive continues the same theme with a spacious yard, room for grilling and fire pits, and storage that keeps lake equipment close at hand. A few listings also point to one-sided neighbors, no-outlet street placement, shaded outdoor space, and a retaining wall near the water's edge, all of which reinforce the shoreline character.

Location & Schools

The community sits at 33.56348, -80.23245 in the Summerton area, with Lake Marion as the central setting and lake access called out directly in the remarks. It is tied to St. Paul Primary, Scotts Middle, and Scotts High. The appeal comes from the water itself, practical outdoor space, and the ability to live close to the shoreline without giving up storage or yard utility.

White Oak I reads as a small Summerton lake neighborhood where the shoreline, not the street grid, defines the experience. Older homes, straightforward layouts, and strong water access give it a clear identity.