A new single-family home valued at $3.4 million is moving forward in Six Mile after Pickens County issued a building permit on September 11. The project at 185 Eaglestone Ct ranks among the most expensive residential permits filed in the greater Greenville area in recent months, drawing attention to a pocket of high-end construction in the Lake Keowee corridor.
What the Permits Show
Permit BR-26-0636, classified as a Single Family/Duplex new construction, was issued for a new single-family residence at 185 Eaglestone Ct in Six Mile, SC 29682. The declared permit valuation of $3.4 million places it well above the typical residential build in Pickens County, where most single-family permits come in at a fraction of that figure. No contractor or business entity is listed on the permit record.
The Eaglestone Court address sits in a part of Six Mile associated with lakefront and lake-access properties near Lake Keowee, a popular destination for upscale residential development in the Upstate. While specific square footage details are not included in the county permit record itself, the scope of work is described simply as new construction of a single-family residence. The permit status is listed as issued, meaning construction can proceed immediately.
Why It Matters
A $3.4 million residential permit is rare for Pickens County, where the housing market has traditionally been more affordable than neighboring Greenville County. The permit adds to a pattern of premium home construction around Lake Keowee, where waterfront lots continue to attract high-dollar investment. For the broader Upstate market, the filing is a data point suggesting that luxury residential activity extends well beyond downtown Greenville and its immediate suburbs, reaching into smaller communities like Six Mile that benefit from proximity to the lake. Tracking permits at this price tier helps illustrate where top-end demand is concentrating across the region.