Chickasaw Point Homes for Sale Near Lake Hartwell

Community Highlights

Chickasaw Point pairs a gated golf setting with direct Lake Hartwell frontage, giving the neighborhood a rare blend of shoreline and fairways. Homesites and houses here can sit on a green, a cul-de-sac, a wooded interior lot, or the water’s edge, and the strongest addresses reach the lake with covered docks and boat slips.

The housing stock spans from a 1963 build through 2026 new construction, with the main concentration in the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. Brick, stone, and siding all appear across the neighborhood, so the streets read as mixed rather than uniform. Common details include covered porches, screened porches, fireplaces, garages, basements, open floor plans, and updated kitchens.

Amenities & Lifestyle

The amenity package is the neighborhood’s anchor: an 18-hole golf course, clubhouse, restaurant, swimming pool, tennis and pickleball courts, marina, boat ramp, beach area, playground, and secure gatehouse. Several homes also point to boat and RV storage, and some homesites sit within an easy golf-cart ride of the clubhouse and dining.

Premium locations cluster around shoreline and golf-course streets such as Bay Court, Indian Court, and Point Place Drive, where lake access and larger lots push prices well above the community average. Interior homesites can stay approachable, while waterfront and dock properties move into a much higher bracket. That range gives Chickasaw Point a layered character, with clear distinctions between building lots, golf homes, and standout lakefront residences.

Location & Schools

Set in the Blue Ridge foothills of Oconee County, Chickasaw Point sits just off Hwy 11 and about 4 miles from I-85. Lake Hartwell and the Tugaloo River shape the setting, and many properties add long water views, mountain views, or wooded privacy. Local school assignments are Fair-Oak Elem, West Oak Middle, and West Oak High.

Chickasaw Point is a lake-and-golf community with enough amenity depth to feel self-contained, yet it still stays connected to Westminster and the wider Upstate road network.