134 Teaberry Ln, Sunset, SC 29685

At 134 Teaberry Lane, the approach alone hints at something exceptional. A creamy cedar shingle facade rises with quiet confidence, its symmetrical gables and graceful hipped dormers composing a timeless silhouette that feels both refined and welcoming. Recently refreshed with a new roof, exterior paint, and gutters just four years ago, the home presents itself in pristine condition, further enhanced by newly meticulous landscaped grounds and a full property power wash that leaves every surface crisp and renewed. Double doors open to a grand entry hall that immediately delivers a sense of arrival, an interior bursting with modern mountain style. Beneath a soaring cathedral tongue-and-groove ceiling, a centered open split staircase becomes a sculptural focal point, its gracefully curved steps stretching the width of the hall. Freshly sanded Brazilian cherry hardwood floors, sealed with three durable coats, gleam underfoot, while a long bank of windows draws the eye outward to the breathtaking turquoise waters of Lake Keowee beyond. The great room is both dramatic and inviting, anchored by a uniquely angled stone fireplace crowned with a copper hood and a semi-circle hearth that encourages gathering. Nearby, the kitchen is a masterful blend of texture and function, featuring a copper sink, distinctive bar sink, and custom range hood, all centered around a broad island with C-shaped granite seating designed for conversation and connection. Just beyond, a keeping room offers a more intimate retreat, complete with a second stone fireplace that radiates warmth. The home’s layout is as thoughtful as it is expansive. The entire left wing is devoted to the primary suite, a private sanctuary that includes an office or sitting room with access to both the front porch and entry hall. At its heart, a centrally located bath indulges with a multi-jetted shower, jetted tub, and convenient laundry closet, while the bedroom itself features yet another stone fireplace and French doors that open to the rear deck, now freshly stained for outdoor enjoyment. Upstairs, a spacious loft with a bowed balcony and elegant arched windows serves as a stunning midpoint between living spaces. One side offers a bedroom suite paired with a large laundry room, while the other hosts two additional suites, one distinguished by a stone fireplace and a charming bayed sitting area. The lower level expands the home’s versatility with a generous family room, complete with a wet bar, two full bathrooms and the home’s fifth stone fireplace, creating a perfect setting for entertaining. A guest suite and an exercise or multi-use room add even more flexibility. Above the three-car garage, its floors newly finished with epoxy, an apartment provides a fully realized living space of its own, offering two additional bedrooms, a kitchen, sitting room, and full bath, all finished with the same attention to detail found throughout the main residence. Every element of 134 Teaberry Lane has been carefully maintained and thoughtfully updated—from the brand-new septic system with entirely new drainage and pump, to the freshly stained back deck and dock, ensuring that this remarkable home is as functional as it is beautiful. Here, craftsmanship, comfort, and the natural splendor of Lake Keowee come together in perfect harmony. Home can be purchased turnkey as the furniture is negotiable save a few personal items. Wakeboat can be purchased separately for $100,000.

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With a conspicuous focus on intelligent design, 134 Teaberry Lane creates a relaxing ambience within a home of sophisticated architectural features. From a driveway that sweeps across the property, the home’s creamy cedar shingle facade, symmetrical gables, hipped dormers, and crisp white trim stand apart from its earth-toned neighbors. Double doors lead to a grand entry hall bursting with modern mountain style, punctuated by flashes of Lake Keowee’s turquoise waters through a far wall of windows. Here, a centered open, split staircase to the upper-level loft becomes art when set against rustic Brazilian cherry floors and a cathedral tongue-and-groove ceiling marked by impressively-sized timber gables. Gracefully curved steps stretch the width of the entry hall and lead down to the great room and one of many long banks of windows, which overlook a broad, private lake bay and, in the distance, the community marina and Blue Ridge Mountain backdrop. Each area of this open living space, including the great room, kitchen, dining area, and keeping room, is defined by slightly varying floor elevations and flowing stairs, such that the house itself—like the lay of the land it occupies—seems to meander down toward the water’s edge. The great room is enriched by a uniquely angled stone fireplace with semi-circle hearth and copper hood, a perfect reflection of the kitchen’s copper apron sink, bar sink, and range hood. A broad island with C-shaped granite seating area and arched, recessed niche for the Viking range combine function with indulgent form in the kitchen. Adjacent to the kitchen is a serene, waterside keeping room with a second stone fireplace. Spanning the entire left wing of the house, the master suite incorporates an office/sitting room that also accesses both the front porch and entry hall, centrally located master bath with multi-jetted shower, jetted tub, and laundry closet, and bedroom with stone fireplace and French doors to the rear deck. A second main floor bedroom suite on the opposite side opens to the front porch as well. On the upper level, a spacious loft with bowed balcony and arched windows strikes a mid-point between a bedroom suite and large laundry room on one side, and two suites, one with a stone fireplace and bayed sitting area, on the other. A spacious family room with wet bar and the home’s fifth stone fireplace is on the lower level, along with a guest suite and exercise/multi-use room. A full hall bath is conveniently stationed just inside a rear door to the outside. Outdoor spaces seamlessly continue the interior’s curvilinear character: a multi-level deck finishes with a bowed overlook, and both covered and open lower-level patios boast rounded edges. Stone steps lead to a fire pit and, beyond, to rhododendron-lined pathways to the lake and deep water boat dock. While the main house holds ample accommodations for a number of friends and family, an apartment above the detached, three-car garage provides two additional bedrooms, as well as a kitchen, sitting room, and full bath, all elegantly finished (e.g., cathedral ceiling, hardwood floors and doors, double-rain-head tiled shower). This casually elegant home is tucked at the bottom of a quiet lane in The Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards, a Lake Keowee community offering a Tom Fazio golf course, restaurants, full-service marina, miles of trails, on-site equestrian center, and other amenities.