Build your Dream Lake House in Knots Landing inside of The Outerbanks At Lake Keowee. The Outerbanks has 3 sections, traditional homes and lots on Keowee in the main section. The Villas in the gated section, and Knots Landing which consist of 10 lots that are meant to have a stunning stance together from the water. This is the last remaining lot that has not been built on in the Knots Landing section! Once built your home will overlook all the other cabin style homes for a stunning view of the cove. This lot also includes a deeded boat slip to complete that lake dream! Don't wait reach out today, someone will be enjoying their new lake house on this very soon!
Six Mile
Welcome to historic Six Mile South Carolina! Belonging to Pickens County and of course being one of the many towns on Lake Keowee. Six Mile is still mostly rural when compared to Greenville SC. It was named "Six Mile" because it was located six miles to Fort Prince George. Which was a British Frontier Fort situated on the Keowee River in Pickens County.
“Nick has such a great way about him as well as very easy to work with in finding your dream home!!! He responds back quickly and will help with any info needed for purchasing your home.
He was WONDERFUL to work with in buying our home on Lake Lanier SC!!!!”
Mike & Stephanie F.
Highly likely to recommend
“My wife and I wanted to explore the different lake areas in upstate South Carolina as a possible place to move from New Jersey. Nick was very helpful and informative over the phone in explaining life around the different lake towns. When we came for a visit, Nick met us at our hotel in Greenville and took 2 full days to show us around. He listened to what we were looking for and showed us some viable options. Nick was very informative, knowledgable, patient, upbeat and professional. He understands that we are a year out in moving and still spends as much effort and attention as if we are ready to buy today. We left feeling confident that with Nick's help we will find the home of our dreams. Now that we are back in NJ, Nick continues to help us in the search. For anyone moving from out of state, or within, I would highly recommend Nick to make the process smooth and enjoyable.”
Bob & Julie
Lake Buyer's From NJ
Highly likely to recommend
“Worked with Nick on my first home purchase. It was a very hot market and Nick worked closely with me to make sure I got what I wanted and at the price point. He went WELL out of his way to make sure the process was smooth and represented me fully from the initial offer all the way through the closing date. When I buy another house in the area, I will definitely go with Nick again!”
Anthony L.
Greer SC First Time Home Buyer
Highly likely to recommend
“Nick is very professional and has a strong work ethic. Marketing plan is top notch and Nick is very
knowledgeable of the area and matching properties to our specific needs. Also, is very knowledge of the comps in the area and knows the best way to price your home. He goes above and beyond for his clients. I would highly recommend Nick to my friends and family.
Scott & Caitlan S Taylors”
Scott S. Taylors
Highly likely to recommend
“I cannot say enough good things about Nick and our experience with Blackstream International. From day one Nick made selling our house and buying a new house an overall great experience! He is very responsive and answered any questions that we had. He also listened to us in regards to what we wanted in our next house and he helped us find it. He was a very active part of our search and that meant a lot. Its easy to see
that Nick has a true passion for helping people buy and sell their homes. He made this process as seamless and stress free as possible! He is also very knowledgeable and up to date on the local market and market trends. He took the time to study and look at the comps in our area and was spot on when we listed and priced our house. If we ever sell and buy a house again Nick will absolutely be our go to guy!!!
Chad and Jamie H, Greer”
Jamie & Chad H., Greer
Highly likely to recommend
“Nick Littlefield went above and beyond in his duties as our realtor. He listened to our wants and needs, and really understood what we were looking for. He was able to figure out which new listings we would be most interested in. He worked with our schedules and was available for showings almost any time, and he was
available by phone any time. He was patient when we changed our minds about things and never pressured us to make a decision. We would absolutely recommend Nick to any of our friends or family looking to buy or sell their house. And if we ever buy or sell again, we will use him as our realtor again!
Jaime H, Greer”
Jaime H. Greer
Highly likely to recommend
“Nick was EXTREMELY HELPFUL. He has a great understanding of the home buying experience and really gave us a ton of helpful insight and information. Extremely helpful and intelligent advise.
Christian, Simpsonville”
Christian S. Simpsonville
Highly likely to recommend
“Working with Nick Littlefield was great pleasure and I would very much recommend him to anyone else. He showed a passion for his job which drove him to pay great attention to detail, take extra time to make sure things were done correctly, and went above and beyond for us that would normally be outside the responsibilities of a realtor. His open mindedness and personal skills make him very easy to work with and
good to bounce ideas off of. Like I said above, I recommend Nick Littlefield and Blackstream International to
anyone.”
Adam A. Greenville
Highly likely to recommend
“Nick went above and beyond to ensure we got the home we loved. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to our family/friends.”
Cole D. Welford
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