Last updated October 9, 2026

Power Point — Lexington, South Carolina.

Power Point is a lakefront stretch of Power Point Lane in Lexington, SC 29072, where a narrow peninsula runs out into Lake Murray on the Lexington side of the lake. About 30 homes line the outer part of the lane, nearly all of them on the water, and a gated enclave of four homes sits at the very tip.

Power Point isn't a single named subdivision with its own association — it's a lakefront lane and the homes along it. The first part of the same lane belongs to Murray Forest, a separate neighborhood with its own guide; Power Point begins where Murray Forest ends and runs out to the tip. We explain how the two fit together below, and you can browse more on our Neighborhoods page.

The Patrick O'Connor Team keeps this guide current and is always happy to answer questions about Power Point.

About Power Point

Power Point is a dead-end lane of individual lake homes, with lakefront homes on both sides of the road and a small gated enclave at the end.

Setting: lakefront homes on a narrow peninsula of Lake Murray, with homes on both sides of the lane
Size: about 30 homes along the outer part of Power Point Lane, plus four homes on Coatbridge Lane at the tip
Streets: Power Point Lane, with house numbers running from the low 160s to the 250s, and private Coatbridge Lane at the tip
Homes: single-family lake homes — nearly all of them lakefront
Years built: from the late 1950s into the 2020s; roughly half were built in 2000 or later
The road: Power Point Lane is a paved, state-maintained road about three-quarters of a mile long that dead-ends at the tip; Coatbridge Lane is private
Not Murray Forest: the first stretch of the lane — even-numbered addresses from about 108 to 158 — is Murray Forest
Location: Lexington County, outside town limits, with a Lexington mailing address

Homes for Sale in Power Point

Homes on Power Point don't come up often. Call The Patrick O'Connor Team at 803-243-0224 or use the button below for current listings and alerts the moment a new home hits the market.

Market Data as of October 2026

Power Point has only a handful of home sales in a typical year, and the homes are so different — from older lake homes to recent rebuilds, on lots of very different sizes — that a single average would mislead. Call 803-243-0224 and we'll pull the most recent recorded sales for the kind of home you're considering.

Details on this page come from Lexington County public property and road records, the Lexington School District One school locator, our own Murray Forest guide and guide to Lake Murray dock permits and transfers, and a February 2026 Post and Courier story, checked October 9, 2026. Ask us for any recorded restrictions and the latest comparable sales.

Types of Homes

Power Point is single-family lake homes. You'll find a few older homes from the late 1950s through the 1970s, many homes built in the 1980s and 1990s, and a good number of newer or rebuilt homes from the last 25 years, some very recent.

Lots vary widely — some are under half an acre and others run well over an acre — and so do the homes on them. We'll help you compare shoreline, lot, condition, and updates home by home.

Neighborhood Amenities

Power Point doesn't have a community clubhouse, pool, or other shared amenity that we've found; it's a lane of individual lakefront homes. We also haven't found a neighborhood-wide homeowners association covering the lane, but individual homes can carry recorded restrictions. Ask us to check the specific home you're considering.

The four-home enclave on Coatbridge Lane at the tip is different. It's gated, has its own homeowners' company that owns the shared road area, and — according to a February 2026 Post and Courier story — has its own private beach. If you're looking at a Coatbridge Lane home, ask us for the association documents, any dues, and how the gate and road are maintained.

Shopping, Dining, and Recreation

Power Point is on the Lexington side of the lake with a Lexington mailing address. For a day on the water, our Lake Murray boat ramps and access guide covers public launch options around Lake Murray. Tell us what you want close by — groceries, dining, or services — and we'll show you the options.

Contact The Patrick O'Connor Team

Patrick O'Connor
The Patrick O'Connor Team
Coldwell Banker Realty
607 Columbia Avenue
Lexington, SC 29072
803-243-0224
patrick.russell.oconnor@gmail.com

Home Prices

Power Point prices vary widely with the shoreline, the dock setup, the lot, the size and age of the home, and whether it's a recent rebuild. We don't publish a neighborhood average, because the homes are too different for one number to mean much.

Thinking about a specific home? Ask us for a current comparative market analysis built from the most similar recent sales.

Quick Facts

Location: Power Point Lane, Lexington, SC 29072
Jurisdiction: Lexington County, outside town limits
Type: lakefront lane on a Lake Murray peninsula — about 30 homes, plus a gated four-home enclave at the tip
Streets: Power Point Lane and Coatbridge Lane (private)
Years built: late 1950s into the 2020s
Not the same as: Murray Forest, which covers the first stretch of Power Point Lane
Association: no neighborhood-wide HOA found; the Coatbridge Lane enclave has its own
Schools: New Providence Elementary, Lakeside Middle, and River Bluff High, per the Lexington School District One school locator

School assignments are set by address and can change. Please confirm the schools for any specific home directly with the school district, and we're happy to help you check.

Waterfront Homes

Nearly every home on the outer part of Power Point Lane is on the water, with lakefront homes on both sides of the lane, so shorelines and views face different directions. A few homes near the start of the lane sit back from the water. We'll confirm the shoreline and view for any specific address, and walk you through the survey and the shoreline.

At the very tip, a February 2026 Post and Courier story described views from a Coatbridge Lane home that "stretch all the way to the Dreher Shoals Dam." Views vary home by home, so ask us what a specific property sees.

Lake Murray Access

Lakefront homes here may have their own docks, but dock setups differ from home to home. On Lake Murray, docks, boat lifts, and seawalls are permitted through Dominion Energy, and a dock permit transfers with the home when it sells. Our guide to Lake Murray dock permits and transfers explains what to check before you buy or sell.

We haven't found a shared community dock or boat ramp for Power Point. A 2026 listing on Coatbridge Lane described a dock with a lift and three slips — that's that one home, so don't assume a dock, lift, or slip comes with any other. Being on the water doesn't by itself mean a home has a dock permit, so ask us before you count on one. For launch options, see our Lake Murray boat ramps and access guide.

Location and Commute

Power Point Lane is a paved, state-maintained road that begins off Catawba Trail, which connects to Pilgrim Church Road, and runs about three-quarters of a mile out to the tip of the peninsula, where it ends at private Coatbridge Lane. The lane dead-ends there, and a small cemetery sits along the way. Homes have a Lexington mailing address (ZIP 29072) and are in Lexington County outside town limits.

Power Point and Murray Forest share the same lane: Murray Forest is the first stretch, and Power Point is the outer stretch past it, so check the house number before you assume which one a home is in. Neighboring communities include Whitewater Bay, Kingston Harbour, and Pilgrim Point.

Commute times vary by route and time of day — we're happy to map yours from any address you have in mind.

Nearby Neighborhoods to Compare

Compare these nearby Lake Murray neighborhood guides:

Start with Murray Forest: it covers the first stretch of Power Point Lane (even-numbered addresses from about 108 to 158) and Catawba Trail, while this guide covers the outer lane out to the tip.

Browse more guides on our Neighborhoods page.

Buying a Home in Power Point

A few things we help every Power Point buyer check:

Confirm which area the home is in: Murray Forest (the first stretch of the lane), Power Point (the outer stretch), or the Coatbridge Lane enclave — a few homes near the start of the lane are in neither
Confirm the specific home is lakefront, and ask about any dock and its permits — never assume a dock, lift, or slip comes with the home
On older homes, ask about the roof, systems, and seawall or shoreline condition
For a Coatbridge Lane home, ask for the homeowners' company documents, any dues, and how the gate and private road are maintained
Ask for a copy of any recorded restrictions on the specific home
Ask for the HOA or covenant documents and the current dues, if any, before you write an offer
Confirm school assignment for the specific address with the school district
Compare recent sales of truly similar homes rather than a neighborhood average

Call The Patrick O'Connor Team at 803-243-0224 for a current home search and a tour.

Selling a Home in Power Point

Lakefront buyers will ask about the shoreline, dock, and privacy. Have your survey, dock permit, any recorded restrictions, and records of updates or a rebuild ready, and lead with your house number so buyers know whether you're on the outer lane, in Murray Forest, or in the Coatbridge enclave.

We price Power Point homes from the most similar recent sales, prepare the documents buyers will ask for, and build a launch plan around what makes your home stand out.

Thinking of selling? Call 803-243-0224 or use the contact button below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Power Point?

Power Point is the lakefront stretch of Power Point Lane in Lexington, SC 29072, on a narrow peninsula of Lake Murray on the Lexington side of the lake. It's in Lexington County outside town limits, and the lane ends at the tip of the peninsula.

Is Power Point the same as Murray Forest?

No. Murray Forest is a separate neighborhood that covers the first stretch of Power Point Lane (even-numbered addresses from about 108 to 158) and Catawba Trail. Power Point is the outer stretch of the lane, from about number 162 out to the tip. We have a separate guide for Murray Forest, and we'll confirm which area any specific address is in.

Is Power Point a subdivision with an HOA?

Power Point isn't a single named subdivision, and we haven't found a neighborhood-wide homeowners association covering the lane. Individual homes can have recorded restrictions, so ask us to check. The four-home Coatbridge Lane enclave at the tip is gated and has its own homeowners' company.

Are Power Point homes on the water, and do they have docks?

Nearly all homes on the outer part of the lane are lakefront, with homes on both sides of the road. Docks vary from home to home and are permitted through Dominion Energy, so ask us to confirm the dock and its permit for any home before you count on one.

What schools serve Power Point?

The Lexington School District One locator lists New Providence Elementary, Lakeside Middle, and River Bluff High for the Power Point Lane addresses we checked, including 172 and 258 Power Point Lane and 3 Coatbridge Lane. Assignments are set by address and can change, so confirm with the district.

Is the end of Power Point Lane gated?

The Coatbridge Lane enclave of four homes at the tip is gated and private, according to a February 2026 Post and Courier story and public road records. Power Point Lane itself is a paved, state-maintained road. Ask us how access works for the home you're considering.

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The Patrick O'Connor Team publishes neighborhood guides and works with home buyers and sellers on Lake Murray and across the Midlands of South Carolina.