Why are there so few houses on Lake Jocassee?

Since most of the shorelines in Lake Jocassee are undeveloped and protected, there are not a lot of lakefront real estate structures in the area. To date, there are more or less 40 homes on the entire shoreline of Lake Jocassee.



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Jocassee is a Cherokee name that means “Place of the Lost One” and comes from a legend where a maiden walked across the water to meet the ghost of her lover. Prior to flooding the area to create the lake, the river valleys (near the Toxaway River) were home to the Lower Towns of the Cherokee Nation.

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Swimming: Swimming is permitted in Lake Jocassee. There is no roped-off swimming area and lifeguards are not provided. You may swim at your own risk. Geocaching: Geocaching is permitted.

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Here are a few of the biggest setbacks that we see.
  • Wear-And-Tear Expenses.
  • Higher Insurance And Other Costs.
  • Lack Of Privacy.
  • Leasing Land.


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No, there are no alligators or sharks here at Jocassee.

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The lake is known for the clean and cold Appalachian mountain rivers that flow into it, keeping its waters cool and clear year-round. The Jocassee Dam, which forms the lake, is 385 feet (117 m) high and 1,750 feet (530 m) long.

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Lake Jocassee is considered the clearest lake in South Carolina. Take a trip to Devil's Fork State Park and explore the lake for yourself! The clear and cool waters from the Appalachian mountain rivers make this lake a must-see.

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Water and homes aren't always a match made in heaven. Living near a body of water often results in added maintenance costs. Rising waters can damage your home, and large bodies of water tend to cause additional wear and tear.

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