Last updated October 2026

Harbour Place — Lexington, South Carolina

Harbour Place is an established residential neighborhood on the Lexington side of Lake Murray in Lexington, South Carolina (ZIP 29072), located off Old Chapin Road. It is a lake-access neighborhood: most homes use shared, deeded Lake Murray access, including a gated community boat ramp and community dock, rather than private shoreline on every homesite.

Housing is predominantly custom or custom-style single-family homes on relatively large lots (often about a half-acre on lake-access streets such as Harbour Place Court). In September 2026, lake-access listings ranged from roughly the mid-$500,000s to about $750,000, alongside at least one Greenetree Lane direct-waterfront estate listed near $2.55 million.

About Harbour Place

Harbour Place sits in the Lexington / south-shore Lake Murray corridor with quick access to Lexington shopping, dining, and services, as our Harbour Place overview also notes. Approach roads include Old Chapin Road, Harbor Heights Drive, and Greenetree Lane (also styled GreenTree), with Harbour Place Court as a main residential street.

What sets Harbour Place apart in the Lexington Lake Murray market is a practical lake lifestyle without requiring every buyer to purchase private shoreline: deeded community lake access, a gated community boat ramp, and a shared community dock. At the same time, select addresses, including Greenetree Lane waterfront homes, have private deep-water docks and full lakefront amenities. That combination matters when comparing homes and setting expectations.

Architecture is varied rather than production-identical. Late-1980s through 1990s brick traditional homes with hardwoods, high ceilings, bonus rooms, and outdoor decks or screened porches are common. Lots commonly support private outdoor living; lake-access lots are often about 0.5 acre.

Homes for Sale in Harbour Place

Homes for sale in Harbour Place are typically single-family residences. Common types include:

Interior or lake-access homes that use deeded community Lake Murray access, the gated community boat ramp, and the shared dock
Occasional direct waterfront / lakefront estates (for example, on Greenetree Lane, with private docks)
Cul-de-sac and wooded half-acre homesites with traditional or updated custom finishes

Harbour Place is primarily a lake-access community, so ask whether a specific address has private shoreline or dock rights or relies on the community amenities.

Inventory in a small enclave can be thin, so buyers often need listing alerts and early notice when a Harbour Place Court or Greenetree Lane home comes available. Buyers typically compare Harbour Place with other Lexington lake-access and gated communities on lot size, ramp and dock convenience, condition, and commute.

Market Data as of September 2026

Prices below reflect September 2026 listings. Ask us for a current MLS comparison of closed sales, median price, price range, and days on market.

Comparing homes: Harbour Place is a lake-access neighborhood with some direct waterfront addresses. Compare waterfront and lake-access homes separately.
Lake-access asking prices (Sep 2026): roughly mid-$500,000s to about $750,000. Examples include about $549,900 (521 Harbour Place Court), $589,900 (546 Harbour Place Court), and $750,000 after reductions from $830,000 and then $799,000 (516 Harbour Place Court).
Direct waterfront asking price: 467 Greenetree Lane, a Harbour Place lakefront estate, is listed at around $2,550,000. This is one lakefront listing, not a community median.
HOA: about $175 per year, which covers common-area maintenance, the community boat ramp, and green areas / landscaping.

Inventory is limited, so think of price as a range rather than a single number. Waterfront and lake-access homes are not directly comparable.

Types of Homes

Harbour Place housing is predominantly single-family, with custom and custom-style traditional brick homes common. Heated living areas on lake-access homes run from roughly the mid-2,000s into about 4,700 sq ft, and a lakefront estate is above 6,000 sq ft.

Floor plans often emphasize main-level living options, bonus space, hardwoods, fireplaces, and outdoor decks or screened porches. Updates to the roof, systems, kitchens, and outdoor living are a meaningful part of the resale story on 1990s builds. Lake-access lots commonly run about half an acre.

Neighborhood Amenities

Deeded / community Lake Murray access
Gated community boat ramp
Shared community dock
Common-area, green-area, and landscaping maintenance via the HOA

HOA fees are about $175 per year and cover common-area maintenance, the community boat ramp, and green areas / landscaping. Ask us to confirm current dues and rules.

Private pools and outdoor living are home-level amenities where present (for example, on select waterfront estates).

Shopping, Dining & Recreation

Harbour Place's location off Old Chapin Road on the Lexington Lake Murray corridor puts residents within a short drive of downtown Lexington shopping and dining, medical services along Lexington corridors, and everyday Midlands retail. Boating and fishing through the community ramp and dock, with select private-dock addresses adding shoreline living.

For more of the lake, see our Lake Murray restaurants by boat and Lake Murray boat ramps guides.

Contact The Patrick O'Connor Team

The Patrick O'Connor Team at Coldwell Banker Realty

Phone: 803-243-0224

Email: patrick.russell.oconnor@gmail.com

Office: 607 Columbia Avenue, Lexington, SC 29072

Home Prices in Harbour Place

Harbour Place prices span a wide range because the community mixes lake-access homes and occasional direct waterfront estates. In September 2026, lake-access listings ranged from roughly the mid-$500,000s to about $750,000, with a Greenetree lakefront estate listed near $2.55 million.

No single listing defines a typical Harbour Place price. Waterfront versus community lake-access status, dock configuration, lot privacy, renovation level, and heated square footage all drive large spreads.

Quick Facts
City / ZIP: Lexington, South Carolina 29072
Location: Lexington / Lake Murray corridor, off Old Chapin Road
Main streets: Harbour Place Court; Greenetree Lane (GreenTree)
Lake Murray: lake-access community — deeded community access with gated community boat ramp and shared dock; some addresses are direct waterfront
Home types: Custom / traditional single-family; varied floor plans and styles
Approx. home sizes: roughly mid-2,000s to ~4,700+ sq ft for lake-access homes; larger waterfront estates exist
Lots: relatively large for the setting; lake-access lots often ~0.5 acre
HOA: Yes — about $175 per year (common area, boat ramp, green areas / landscaping)
Gated community boat ramp
Schools: Lexington County School District One — New Providence Elementary, Lakeside Middle, River Bluff High
Major roads: Old Chapin Road; access toward Old Cherokee Road and Lexington amenities

Waterfront Homes

Some Harbour Place addresses are marketed as direct Lake Murray waterfront, including Greenetree Lane estates with private deep-water docks. Those homes are a distinct segment from lake-access homes that use the community ramp and dock.

Waterfront pricing is not the same as pricing for interior lake-access homes. Dock permits, shoreline condition, water depth, and lift capacity vary by address. Not every Harbour Place address is waterfront.

Lake Murray Access

Harbour Place is a lake-access community, and some addresses are direct waterfront.

1. Community lake access — deeded access, the gated community boat ramp, and the shared community dock give non-waterfront homes lake use.

2. Direct waterfront — select homes (including Greenetree examples) have private shoreline and docks.

Lake-access rules, ramp gate policies, boat-size limits, guest use, and dock assignment terms are set by the association.

Location & Commute

Harbour Place is on the Lexington side of Lake Murray, ZIP 29072, off Old Chapin Road. To get there, take Old Chapin Road, Harbor Heights Drive, and Greenetree Lane to Harbour Place Court.

Lexington deep-water corridor communities are often within a roughly 20–30 minute drive to downtown Columbia under typical conditions; actual times vary by traffic and destination. I-20 and I-26 access is available via Lexington and Midlands highway connections. Everyday Lexington amenities are a major convenience of this location.

Nearby Neighborhoods to Compare

Buyers weighing Lexington Lake Murray options often compare Harbour Place with Kingston Harbour (community lake access and a full set of amenities near the dam), Spence Plantation (gated; mix of direct waterfront and lake-access estates), and Turners Pointe (gated peninsula / direct-waterfront focus). Other names buyers often compare include Cherokee Shores and Pilgrim Point.

Also see Timberlake (Chapin golf + lake) and Beacon Point (Irmo / east-shore gated) when comparing lifestyle and commute. Browse more Midlands and Lake Murray context from the Neighborhoods section.

Buying a Home in Harbour Place

Things to check as a buyer:

Check whether the property is direct waterfront, lake-view, or lake-access via community amenities
Review HOA covenants, current dues (about $175 a year), ramp / dock / gate rules, and any assessments
Ask about septic or sewer, dock permits (for waterfront), and shoreline restrictions with the county and association
Find the school assignment for the specific address through Lexington County School District One
Compare lake-access homes separately from any waterfront homes, and treat Kingston Harbour, with its fuller amenities, as a separate comparison

Call The Patrick O'Connor Team at 803-243-0224 for listing alerts and tour coordination.

Selling a Home in Harbour Place

Harbour Place sellers compete in a lifestyle-driven Lexington Lake Murray market where how a home is presented matters. Listings that explain waterfront versus community lake-access rights, spell out ramp and dock privileges, and show off lot privacy and outdoor living typically do better than ones that focus only on square footage.

In a smaller enclave with limited turnover, professional photography, accurate amenity descriptions, and early launch awareness help. Price against homes of the same type; a Greenetree waterfront price does not define Harbour Place Court lake-access value (or the reverse).

Thinking of selling? Call 803-243-0224 or contact the team.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Harbour Place in Lexington, SC?
Harbour Place is an established Lake Murray residential neighborhood in Lexington, South Carolina (ZIP 29072), off Old Chapin Road, with large lots, varied single-family homes, and deeded community lake access including a gated community boat ramp and shared dock.

Is Harbour Place on Lake Murray?
Yes. It is a lake-access community: most homes use the shared community ramp and dock. Some addresses are direct waterfront with private docks, but not every address has private shoreline.

What are the HOA dues in Harbour Place?
Annual HOA dues are about $175, covering common-area maintenance, the community boat ramp, and green areas / landscaping.

What schools serve Harbour Place?
Harbour Place addresses are served by Lexington County School District One — New Providence Elementary, Lakeside Middle, and River Bluff High. Schools are assigned by address, so use the district's school locator for any specific home.

How does Harbour Place compare to Kingston Harbour or Spence Plantation?
Kingston Harbour emphasizes a fuller set of amenities (pool, clubhouse, tennis) with community lake access near the dam. Spence Plantation is a gated community with estate-scale lots and a stronger direct-waterfront identity alongside community ramp / dock access. Harbour Place is a smaller Old Chapin corridor enclave centered on deeded lake access, a gated community boat ramp and dock, and roughly half-acre homesites. Compare inventory, dues, and water rights side by side.

Is the Harbour Place boat ramp gated?
Yes. Harbour Place has a gated community boat ramp.

The Patrick O'Connor Team publishes Harbour Place information and updates, and works with home buyers and sellers on Lake Murray and across the Midlands of South Carolina.