One-Sixty-Seven Laurel Oak, ever finish hand-selected and bespoke. From the moment you arrive, this home announces itself differently. Full stacked stone wraps the front facade, black lantern pendants hang from a dark-stained tongue-and-groove porch ceiling, and a glass-panel front door opens into a space clearly designed to be someone's best house — because it was. This is the builder's former model home, finished at a level the production homes in this community simply don't match. The main level is where the story really starts. Hardwood-style flooring runs continuously from the front door through every main-floor space — no transitions, no carpet, no shortcuts. Craftsman trim, arched doorways, and smooth ceilings with tray details give the bones of this home a presence that photographs well but lives even better. Off the entry, a private office behind double glass doors with transom windows above sits quiet and separate — a real room, not a converted bedroom. The kitchen was built for people who actually like to cook. A gas cooktop sits beneath a proper hood, flanked by a wall oven with pan drawer and a built-in microwave — all Samsung. The oversized island anchors the space and features an oversized Kohler farmhouse sink with hand-scraped tile backsplash that adds texture without shouting. Quartz countertops, a full pantry, and casual dining that comfortably seats eight to ten round out a kitchen that can handle a Tuesday night dinner or a Saturday with company. The gas log fireplace in the living room opens directly to the screened porch — a flow that makes indoor-outdoor living feel natural rather than forced. The primary suite on the main level gives genuine separation from the rest of the house. The en-suite features a full tile shower, soaking tub, double vanity, and a walk-in closet with a custom closet system already installed. The toilet closet is oversized and includes linen storage — the kind of detail that gets added in custom builds and quietly left out of production homes. A powder room with a marble vanity serves the main level, and the laundry room — with its patterned encaustic-style tile floor — is the kind of space that makes you realize someone actually thought about every room in this house. Upstairs, four additional bedrooms, a generous loft, and three full bathrooms give people who need a lot of space real infrastructure. Bedrooms four and five share a jack-and-jill bath, bedroom two has its own full bath, and the loft — over 192 square feet — flexes into whatever the season calls for. Storage is genuinely abundant throughout. The garage is wider than standard and fully climate-controlled with a dedicated mini-split — ready for a workshop, home gym, or simply a space where tools and gear have a real home. The outdoor living here is intentional: a screened porch with a dark tongue-and-groove ceiling leads to a paver walkway that curves out to a stone fire pit surrounded by a circular paver pad. The landscaping is established, the yard is flat, and the outdoor space functions as an extension of the home, not an afterthought. The Oaks at Midway amenity center sits directly across the street — pool, pickleball, and tennis — and Lake Hartwell is ten minutes away. Downtown Anderson, AnMed, Greenville, and Clemson are all an easy drive.