NEWS, HAPPENINGS, AND STORIES FROM AROUND THE CLIFFS

Cliffs Realty has announced record-breaking Q1 2022 real estate sales by its brokerage teams totaling $55,732,811 across 74 transactions, which represents a 45% increase in volume and a 13% increase in transactions from the same period last year, which was at the time the most successful first quarter in the company’s history.    

Many golf communities are adding pint-sized courses which appeal to children as well as to parents who lack the time to play 18 holes.

The stately residences occupying The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, one of the Asheville area’s most luxurious private communities, are among WNC’s finest. Beautiful homes of considerable size sit on generous lots, some wooded, others with fine views of the valleys and mountains beyond, while an immaculately manicured, Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course threads throughout. For a house to stand out in this neighborhood, it takes more than just a pretty facade.

Like just about everyone else, Lauren Buckland initially figured the phenomenon would last six to 12 months. Sure, the early throes of the coronavirus pandemic had freed many entrepreneurs and corporate executives to work from just about anywhere—but eventually, they’d all have to go back to the office, right? Not yet, they haven’t. And the continuing trend of working from home has had an incredible effect on real estate in the seven golf communities of The Cliffs, six of which span the South Carolina Upstate from the Appalachians to Lake Keowee.

Joe and Julia Roberson spent eight years building a dream retirement home on top of a mountain overlooking the ocean in Costa Rica. Then, last May, they made an abrupt shift, and bought a move-in ready house in a golf club community in South Carolina at The Cliffs at Keowee Vineyards.

This high-elevation estate features sweeping views and all the must-have amenities for luxurious mountain living at The Cliffs at Glassy.