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			Simply the Best.  The best place to live, the best people to 
			share it with and the best cost of living. We like to think that 
			Seneca, SC offers the best of all these things and more. A small yet 
			active town of roughly 8,000 residents Seneca is nestled in the 
			upstate of South Carolina along the foothills of the blue ridge 
			mountains and the shores of the pristine 18,500 acre
			Lake Keowee.
 
 With a resurging arts and historic district Seneca offers a variety 
			of shops, restaurants and civic groups and activities. Also, the 
			cities’ central location lends makes it easy to access nearby cities 
			such as…
 
 Clemson- This small college town offers the cultural events through 
			the University you would see in major cities such as art shows, 
			drama and music at the Brooks Center for performing arts as well as 
			major sporting events such as football, basketball and baseball. 
			Only 10 miles away across Lake Hartwell Clemson is a perfect place 
			for an lunch or a stroll around campus. Clemson University ranked 
			one of the top public universities in the country by U.S. News & 
			World Report and the Princeton Review.
 
 Greenville – Only 38 miles away Greenville is one of South Carolinas 
			major metro areas with all the things you would find in places such 
			as Atlanta. With the Peace Center for performing arts which offers 
			Broadway productions and top name entertainment to the minor league 
			baseball and hockey teams Greenville has a little bit of everything. 
			Also, it has a newly renovated International airport for easy access 
			to air travel from Seneca.
 
 Other major cities nearby are Atlanta, GA (125 miles) and Charlotte, 
			NC (140 miles).
 
 As you can see Seneca is a short drive to many different cities for 
			activities yet the surrounding area of Seneca is a Natural wonder. 
			The calm, clear waters of Lake Keowee with the reflection of the 
			Blue Ridge mountains offers recreation such as sailing, boating, 
			skiing, swimming, canoeing, etc. The surrounding national forest, 
			state, county and city parks offer picnic areas, hiking trails and 
			nature walks. The upstate has over 150 marked waterfalls some with 
			cascades over 200 feet such as Whitewater Falls located at Lake 
			Jocassee.
 
 With typically lower home cost, property taxes and cost of living 
			Seneca offers potential residents many advantages and cost savings 
			for their retirement dollars.
 
 What makes Seneca such a great place as well is the variety of home 
			offerings with several golf course communities and lake front 
			communities there is a place that anyone can call home. If none of 
			the existing houses fulfill your dreams there are numerous building 
			lots available.
 
 Some of the Golf Course communities:
 
 Cross 
			Creek Plantation is a lush 500-acre private country club 
			community featuring the only golf course in Seneca. And, it's not 
			just any course, but rather one designed by nationally renowned golf 
			course architect P.D. Dye. Residential homes are available in a 
			variety of settings.
 
 Cliffs at 
			Keowee is comprised of three private-gated communities on Lake 
			Keowee. The Cliffs are known for their world class amenities from 
			world class golf courses, equestrian center, wellness center, 
			numerous restaurants and a marina.
 
 For More Information about the Retirement at Lake Keowee and the 
			Seneca area please contact us at
			
			Jocassee Real Estate Company.
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