Located in South Carolina, the Lake Marion real estate market is the fifth largest in the state for both lake homes and lake lots.
The average home listing on this body of water is about $240,000. The Lake Marion market averages 220 lake homes for sale and 220 lake lot and parcels listings.
With 511 miles of shoreline, Lake Marion is South Carolina's largest lake, often referred to as the state's "Inland Sea".
Lake Marion Real Estate
Lake Marion, South CarolinaLocated in South Carolina, the Lake Marion real estate market is the fifth largest in the state for both lake homes and lake lots.
The average home listing on this body of water is about $240,000. The Lake Marion market averages 220 lake homes for sale and 220 lake lot and parcels listings.
With 511 miles of shoreline, Lake Marion is South Carolina's largest lake, often referred to as the state's "Inland Sea". |
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Covering nearly 110,000 acres across five counties in the heart of the oldest inland part of the state, Lake Marion is often referred to as "South Carolina's Inland Sea."
One the nation's fifty largest lakes, Lake Marion was created in 1941 with the construction of the Santee Dam as part of the federal rural electrification program.
Lake Marion's 511 miles of shoreline run through Clarendon, Orangeburg, Berkeley, Calhoun, and Sumter counties.
Fed mainly by the Santee River, Lake Marion's smaller tributaries include a number of springs, including Eutaw Springs.
Lake Marion and its smaller sister reservoir, Lake Moultrie, are together known as the Santee Cooper Lakes. Lake Marion is connected to Lake Moultrie by a canal.
With its swampy majesty and cypress tree-sprinkled scenery, Lake Marion's beauty is well known across the country and, along with its sister lake, Moultrie, is unlike any other lake in South Carolina.
Named for the Revolutionary War hero General Francis Marion, "the Swamp Fox," Lake Marion is easily accessed from all parts of the state, located as it is near the intersection of Interstate 95 and Interstate 26, with additional access from state highways 6 and 15.
General Marion's one-time home, Pond Bluff, was among those flooded when the lake was created.
Lake Marion is known for its big fish. The state record for largemouth bass of 16.2 pounds was set at Lake Marion, which also packs abundant striped bass, white perch, white bass, crappie, channel catfish, Arkansas blue catfish, shellcrackers, bream, and chain (jack).
Fishing conditions run the gamut, from open water to shallow swamps and blackwater ponds.
There is excellent boating access through the state park as well as several other public boat ramps.
In the Sandhills on the western shore of Lake Marion is 2,500-acre Santee State Park, with its plentiful boating, hiking, birding, canoeing and kayaking and 158 campsites across two campgrounds.
All sites have access to hot showers, and many sites can accommodate recreational vehicles up to 40 feet long.
The park's 30 "rondette" cabins each have two bedrooms and a bath, and ten of them are situated on piers overlooking the lake.
The park has three hiking trails and one biking trail.
Santee State Park is renowned for its healthy populations of deer, fox, squirrel, turtle, dove, turkey, alligator, as well as many species of duck, hawk, eagle, and osprey.
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State: South Carolina Counties: Berkeley County, Calhoun County, Clarendon County, Orangeburg County, Sumter County Alternate lake name: South Carolinas Dam name: Santee Dam Operated/Managed by: US Army Corps of Engineers Year built/completed: 1941 Is the lake in the mountains: No Ownership: Public | Acreage covered: 110,000 Miles of shoreline: 511 Average lake depth: 13 ft Deepest lake depth: 76 ft Shoreline part of national forest or park: Some Shoreline part of state park: Some |
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Popular fish: Striped Bass, Blue Catfish Condos available: Yes Notable period of annual events: Annual Big Daddy Fishing Event Known for: Largest lake in South Carolina Number of public boat ramps: 16 |
MajorCharlotte Douglas International Airport 5500 International Blvd, Charleston, SC 29418 64 miles away | MinorSantee Cooper Regional Airport South Carolina 29102 |
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Acreage: 36.85
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Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2| SF: 2608
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Covering nearly 110,000 acres across five counties in the heart of the oldest inland part of the state, Lake Marion is sometimes referred to as "South Carolina's Inland Sea."
One the nation's fifty largest lakes, Lake Marion was created in 1941 with the construction of the Santee Dam as part of the federal rural electrification program.
Lake Marion's 315 miles of shoreline run through Clarendon, Orangeburg, Berkeley, Calhoun, and Sumter counties.
Fed mainly by the Santee River, Lake Marion's smaller tributaries include a number of springs, including Eutaw Springs.
Lake Marion and its smaller sister reservoir, Lake Moultrie, are together known as the Santee Cooper Lakes. Lake Marion is connected to Lake Moultrie by a canal.
With its swampy majesty and cypress tree-sprinkled scenery, Lake Marion's beauty is well known across the country and, along with its sister lake, Moultrie, is unlike any other lake in South Carolina.
Named for the Revolutionary War hero General Francis Marion, "the Swamp Fox," Lake Marion is easily accessed from all parts of the state, located as it is near the intersection of Interstate 95 and Interstate 26, with additional access from state highways 6 and 15.
General Marion's one-time home, Pond Bluff, was among those flooded when the lake was created.
Lake Marion is known for its big fish. The state record for largemouth bass of 16.2 pounds was set at Lake Marion, which also packs abundant striped bass, white perch, white bass, crappie, channel catfish, Arkansas blue catfish, shellcrackers, bream, and chain (jack).
Fishing conditions run the gamut, from open water to shallow swamps and blackwater ponds.
There is excellent boating access through the state park as well as several other public boat ramps.
In the Sandhills on the western shore of Lake Marion is 2,500-acre Santee State Park, with its plentiful boating, hiking, birding, canoeing and kayaking and 158 campsites across two campgrounds.
All sites have access to hot showers, and many sites can accommodate recreational vehicles up to 40 feet long.
The park's 30 "rondette" cabins each have two bedrooms and a bath, and ten of them are situated on piers overlooking the lake.
The park has three hiking trails and one biking trail.
Santee State Park is renowned for its healthy populations of deer, fox, squirrel, turtle, dove, turkey, alligator, as well as many species of duck, hawk, eagle, and osprey.
State: South Carolina Counties: Berkeley County, Calhoun County, Clarendon County, Orangeburg County, Sumter County Alternate lake name: South Carolinas Dam name: Santee Dam Operated/Managed by: US Army Corps of Engineers Year built/completed: 1941 Is the lake in the mountains: No Ownership: Public | Acreage covered: 110,000 Miles of shoreline: 511 Average lake depth: 13 ft Deepest lake depth: 76 ft Shoreline part of national forest or park: Some Shoreline part of state park: Some |
Hospital nearest Lake Marion
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Popular fish: Striped Bass, Blue Catfish Condos available: Yes Notable period of annual events: Annual Big Daddy Fishing Event Known for: Largest lake in South Carolina Number of public boat ramps: 16 |
MajorCharlotte Douglas International Airport 5500 International Blvd, Charleston, SC 29418 64 miles away | MinorSantee Cooper Regional Airport South Carolina 29102 |
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