About This Lakefront Home in Reynolds Lake Oconee

Set directly on Lake Oconee inside the gated community of Reynolds Lake Oconee, this five-bedroom, 5.5-bath lakefront home delivers over 6,000 square feet of well-considered living space — with Reynolds Lake Oconee membership available.

The private max dock is fully equipped with new boat lifts and jet ski lifts, and new handrails run from the walking trail down the steps to the water — a practical upgrade that makes everyday access to Lake Oconee effortless. Screened porches on both the main and terrace levels extend your living space outdoors year-round.

The primary suite is on the main level — a layout detail that resonates with full-time residents and lake house buyers alike. The terrace level has been significantly expanded with dedicated office space, a generous living area with exterior walk-out access, and a flexible configuration that could become a sixth bedroom with the addition of a closet and bath. The garage includes a car lift.

Property Details

Bedrooms: 5 (plus potential 6th on terrace level)

Bathrooms: 5.5

Square Footage: 6,000+

Water Access: Private max dock with new boat lifts and jet ski lifts

Outdoor Living: Screened porches on main level and terrace level

Primary Suite: Main level

Terrace Level: Dedicated office, expanded living area, exterior walk-out, +6th BR potential

Garage: Car lift included

Membership: Reynolds Lake Oconee membership available

Virtual Tour: 3D Home Tour and floorplans available

Location Inside Reynolds Lake Oconee

Location within Reynolds Lake Oconee matters — and this one delivers. Situated off Reynolds Parkway between the Creek Club and the new Fenmore Golf Course, this address sits in one of the most sought-after corridors of the community. Fenmore is Reynolds’ newest golf course, available exclusively to Reserve Members, making this location particularly appealing to buyers pursuing Reserve-level membership.

About Reynolds Lake Oconee

Reynolds Lake Oconee is one of the Southeast’s premier private lake and golf communities, set on the shores of Lake Oconee near Greensboro, Georgia — approximately 75 miles east of Atlanta. The community offers world-class golf, a full-service marina, resort-style dining, fitness facilities, tennis, and direct lake access, all within a gated, member-exclusive setting. Lake Oconee spans nearly 19,000 acres and is consistently ranked among Georgia’s top destinations for boating, fishing, and waterfront living.

FAQ

  Q: Does 1060 Ridge Grove Court have a private dock?

A: Yes. The home includes a private max dock with new boat lifts and jet ski lifts. New handrails run from the walking trail all the way down the steps to the water, making lake access easy and safe.

Q: Is Reynolds Lake Oconee membership available with this home?

A: Yes. Reynolds Lake Oconee membership is available with the purchase of 1060 Ridge Grove Court.

Q: How many bedrooms does 1060 Ridge Grove Court have?

A: The home has five bedrooms. The terrace level has been expanded with a layout that can accommodate a sixth bedroom with the addition of a closet and bath.

Q: Where is this home located within Reynolds Lake Oconee?

A: The home is located off Reynolds Parkway between the Creek Club and the new Fenmore Golf Course — Reynolds’ newest course, available exclusively to Reserve Members. It is one of the most desirable pockets within the community.

Q: Is a 3D tour available for 1060 Ridge Grove Court?

A: Yes. A 3D Home Tour and floorplans are available. Contact Jennifer Vaughan at (706) 431-0678 for access.

Q: How far is Reynolds Lake Oconee from Atlanta?

A: Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro, Georgia is approximately 75 miles east of Atlanta, making it a popular destination for second-home buyers and full-time relocations from the Atlanta metro area.

Q: What amenities does Reynolds Lake Oconee offer?

A: Reynolds Lake Oconee offers world-class golf (including the new Fenmore Golf Course for Reserve Members), a full-service marina, resort-style dining, fitness facilities, tennis, and direct access to Lake Oconee — one of Georgia’s largest reservoirs at nearly 19,000 acres.