316 Balsa Way Seneca, SC 29678
$392,833
Pending
5
3 full
3000-3249
0.28
Single Family
20251003
Tokeena Trail
No
No
Lot 23 features the Bradley 2 Elevation C floor plan. This is a 5 bedroom 3 bathroom home at around 3040 sq ft. This home will have Galveston Oak Luxury Vinyl Flooring in the Foyer, Kitchen, Living Room, Full Bathrooms and Laundry, Dining Room, Garage Entry, Optional 5th Bedroom Downstairs, Stainless Steel Dream Electric Package with electric range, dishwasher and microwave, Advanced Estate Series Trim Package, Optional Shower in Downstairs Bathroom, Elongated Toilets, Upgraded Plumbing Fixtures, Shaker Style Stone Gray Cabinets, Kitchen Island, Upgraded Adult Height Vanities, 3 cm Luna Pearl Granite and an amazing Deck off of the sliding glass door, 2 car garage, tankless gas water heater, and more! PHOTOS ARE OF MODEL PHOTOGRAPHY AND SIMILAR HOME, COLORS AND OPTIONS MAY DIFFER FROM ACTUAL HOME SELECTIONS. Welcome to Tokeena Trail, where you’ll find the perfect community lifestyle — at affordable new home prices. Situated close to the historic city of Seneca, SC, this beautiful neighborhood offers outstanding features of energy-efficient, low-maintenance homes, low taxes, good schools and pretty land with gentle topography. The community is located only two minutes from the city limits of Seneca and less than 10 miles from the Clemson University campus. Recreational opportunities abound, with more than a dozen golf courses in the area, Lake Hartwell and Lake Keowee a short drive away, and the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains practically in your backyard. And, easy access to I-85 takes you to the airport in Greenville in less than an hour.
Listing Brokerage Name
Carolina Foothills Real Estate
Property Details
General
Type
- Single Family
Style
- Traditional
- Two Story
Parking
- Attached Garage
Year Built
- 2022
Acreage
- 0.28
Square Feet
- 3000-3249
List Date
- May 16, 2022
HOA
- $520 Annually
HOA Fee Includes
- Street Lights
Basement Rooms
- No/Not Applicable
Subdivision
- Tokeena Trail
Schools
Elementary School
- Blue Ridge Elementary
Middle School
- Seneca Middle
High School
- Seneca High
Interior
Flooring
- Carpet
- Luxury Vinyl Tile
Sewer Type
- Public Sewer
Water Type
- Public Water
Cooling
- Central Forced
- Heat Pump
- Multi-Zoned
Heating
- Heat Pump
- Multizoned
- Natural Gas
Appliances
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Microwave - Built in
- Range/Oven-Electric
- Water Heater - Gas
- Water Heater - Tankless
Interior Features
- Ceiling Fan
- Ceilings-Smooth
- Connection - Dishwasher
- Connection - Washer
- Countertops-Granite
- Dryer Connection-Electric
- Garden Tub
- Smoke Detector
- Some 9' Ceilings
- Walk-In Closet
- Walk-In Shower
- Washer Connection
Specialty Rooms
- Bonus Room
Exterior
Exterior Features
- Driveway - Concrete
- Porch-Front
- Tilt-Out Windows
- Vinyl Windows
Exterior Construction
- Stone Veneer
- Vinyl Siding
Roof
- Architectural Shingles
Foundation
- Slab
Map
Nearby Schools
School Districts
Public Schools
Community - Seneca
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Seneca is a charming town located along the shore of beautiful Lake Keowee in Upstate South Carolina. Boasting a popular historic district, lakefront homes, and plenty of small-town attractions, Seneca is a wonderful place to call home.
Real Estate
Seneca real estate includes an array of homes ranging in style, size and price point. There are a number of homes in Seneca located along the shore of Lake Keowee, offering breathtaking lake vistas and immediate water access. Seneca homes are typically situated on spacious lots, enjoying the natural beauty of this charming town.
Lifestyle and Attractions
Situated along the southern shore of the sparkling Lake Keowee lies Seneca, a charming town of just over 8,000 residents. The historic downtown area of Seneca features a number of shops, eateries and other local businesses, concentrated in the charming Ram Cat Alley filled with buildings built between the 1880s and 1930s. This narrow 21-building commercial district is filled with character and history, and remains a popular destination for locals and visitors alike.
See a movie at Premiere Seneca Cinema 8 or a production at the Oconee Community Theatre in Seneca. Or explore the great outdoors just outside of town with a visit to Lake Keowee, where you can go skiing, boating, fishing, swimming, or hiking along nearby trails. The historic Lunney House Museum was built in 1906 and features a beautiful Arts & Crafts interior filled with period furnishings. Oconee County Hospital is located in Seneca, providing quality healthcare for residents and those living in surrounding communities.
Nearby Schools and Higher Education
Seneca is served by the School District of Oconee County, which operates 16 elementary schools, five middle schools, four high schools, and a state-of-the-art career and technology center. Additionally, there are a number of private school options available within the region. While there are no colleges or universities in Seneca, residents may easily access the institutions in nearby Clemson, including Clemson University, Southern Wesleyan University, and Clemson College.
History
Seneca was originally founded as Seneca City, named for a Native American village in the area and the Seneca River. Seneca was situated at the intersection of the Blue Ridge Railroad and the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railroad, which are now part of the Norfolk Southern Railway. Two engineers for the Air Line Railroad purchased the land from Colonel Brown of Anderson, South Carolina. The land was divided into one-mile lots stemming from a stake driven into the center of the railroad intersection, which marked the center of town. The town held an auction on August 14, 1873 and Seneca City received a charter on March 14, 1874. It wasn’t until 1908 that the town’s name was changed to Seneca.
Seneca became a prominent marketing and shipping point for cotton, and eventually, a passenger terminal, a number of hotels, and a park — now called Norton-Thompson Park — were built near the railroad tracks. Several textile mills were also erected in Seneca and most have since closed their doors.
The town saw significant growth with the construction of Lake Hartwell in 1963, Lake Keowee in 1971, and Lake Jocassee in 1974.
Approximate Distance to:
Anderson: 25.5 Miles
Greenville: 37.5 Miles
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport: 50.5 Miles
Hospitals:
- Oconee Memorial Hospital: 2 Miles
- Greenville Hospital: 36 Miles
Major Highway:
- Highway 28 S: 1 Mile
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