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$5.95 million home sale would be Lake Keowee's 4th-largest | Real Estate - Vimarsana News

$5.95 million home sale would be Lake Keowee's 4th-largest | Real Estate

The four-bedroom, 6,700-square-foot listing at Lake Keowee in Upstate, South Carolina, would be the largest sale for The Reserve neighborhood, near Sunset.

A $5.9 million residential listing, in Spartanburg? Welcome to Laurel Creek Farm - Vimarsana News

A $5.9 million residential listing, in Spartanburg? Welcome to Laurel Creek Farm

It’s a huge home on a huge tract of land—with a huge sales price to match.

1928 Greenville home sells for $2.1 million | Greenville Real Estate Special Coverage - Vimarsana News

1928 Greenville home sells for $2.1 million | Greenville Real Estate Special Coverage

The home located on Augusta Road in downtown Greenville was designed by Willie Ward, arguably the most notable architect to ever call the city home.

Wimberley Players present 'Nuncrackers' through Dec. 10 - Vimarsana News

Wimberley Players present 'Nuncrackers' through Dec. 10

The Little Sisters of Hoboken are back on The Wimberley Players stage to bring you “Nuncrackers,” the Christmas themed sequel in the “Nunsense” series written by Dan Goggins running weekends through Dec. 10.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] Features San Marcos News, San Marcos Record [Texas State]

Inside Walhalla's $1.1 million listing along Oconee Creek | Greenville Real Estate Special Coverage - Vimarsana News

Inside Walhalla's $1.1 million listing along Oconee Creek | Greenville Real Estate Special Coverage

It features an expansive wet bar with seating, a deck with a hot tub, a spiral staircase rising up from the living room—and outside along the bank of Oconee Creek,