101 Wexford, Greenwood
Stoney Point Homes for Sale
Stoney Point sits on the water, and that changes what ownership means before you ever open a listing. A lot here can carry shoreline, and shoreline comes with its own vocabulary: what sits between your yard and the water, what a dock permit allows, what the lake level does to depth at the end of a walkway. Set back from the water, ownership looks more familiar, closer to a house anywhere, though a community or club may still hold part of the picture through dues. The homes for sale here range across both realities, and LakelandsRealty.com works this area closely enough to tell you which one you are actually standing in when you tour.
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Stoney Point at a Glance
- ZIP codes in these listings
- 29649
- Months of supply
- 8 (buyer's market, homes only)
- Data current as of
- August 2026
What to pin down before you make an offer
- Lake lot topography and shoreline access.
- Lake access, dock permitting, and shoreline management guidelines.
- Water depth at dock during seasonal lake drawdown.
- Golf club membership requirements, dues, and amenity access.
- HOA fees, assessments, and reserve funding.
Buying in Stoney Point with LakelandsRealty.com
Knowing Stoney Point means knowing which questions matter at which address, and that is the practical value LakelandsRealty.com brings to a buyer here. Walking a property with someone who understands where the water line, the dock, the dues and the roof each fit into the cost of owning it saves you from discovering those things after closing. The choice in front of you is not really between listings. It is between two ways of living with a house: one where the water and its upkeep are part of your week, and one where they are not. Sort that out first, and the rest of the search gets simpler, and the decision stays settled.