Most lots ask you to choose between close to town and quiet. This one doesn’t. In established Montague Lakes, 0.83 acres back up to the neighborhood’s 9+ acre private lake, with downtown Easley 7 minutes up the road. Coffee on the porch over a still lake. Kids fishing off the bank. A canoe sliding in after supper. The whole subdivision is a designated wildlife sanctuary, and the herons on the far bank prove it. Montague Lakes goes back to the late 1990s, and covenants and architectural review have kept its character intact. Homeowners share a pool, clubhouse, and activity area, and new custom homes are still going up nearby. Water and power run through Easley Combined Utilities, natural gas through Fort Hill, and you bring your own builder. The region does the rest. Main Street, The Silos, and the Doodle Trail are minutes away. Downtown Greenville is under half an hour, and Clemson is an easy drive for game days. Table Rock, Lake Keowee, and the Blue Ridge foothills fill the weekends. Walk the lot and pick where the porch goes. Close to town, quiet out back, and the kind of backyard the family keeps finding reasons to visit.