March 15, 2024
and the benefits of building a custom home on your land doesn't stop there. If you're starting with a blank canvas in the home-building process, your chances of getting nearly every option you and your family want can not be better. But are there other benefits beyond getting what you want? The benefits of building on your own lot certainly go far beyond that.
March 1, 2024
Living on the water has been known to provide benefits for your body and your mind. Keep reading for all the health benefits of living on the Saluda river.
January 19, 2024
Kayak, canoe or tube down the cool waters of our rivers with the Columbia skyline as your backdrop. You’ll pass beneath shady trees and historic bridges as you go with the natural flow of the water. You may even spot a bald eagle along the way! The rivers attract all sorts of wildlife and wonderments that the whole world should want to see. If you want to experience the river wild, the Saluda, Broad and Congaree Rivers are a great place to start.
December 27, 2023
By now you know that The Reserve on the Saluda offers a unique opportunity to purchase waterfront property in a secure, gated, riverfront community in West Columbia. Having the perfect piece of property to build a home on is a dream for many folks, but why buy land instead of purchasing an existing home? The land will need to be perfect and you'll want to have a plan to build your home. If you are in the market to buy undeveloped land — or just intrigued by the prospect — let’s break down what you need to know, whether it’s for investment or for homeownership.
December 4, 2023
The streets of The Vista, Five Points, Devine Street, and the Main Street District are now dawned with twinkly lights and wreaths. Now is the time when Columbia SC really SHINES. If you're looking to get into the spirit, here are some tips to getting the most out of Christmas in Columbia SC.
November 14, 2023
There’s a stillness that comes with rivers in winter months. Many rivers freeze over up north, while our Saluda River keeps moving in cooler weather and rarely sees ice. But they all know winter. The sound of water running over rocks is almost more palpable as a brisk wind flows over the river and hits your cheeks. As fish retreat further underwater to conserve their warmth, as birds have flown south to follow warmer temperatures, as friends once sunbathing on riverbanks now gather at their houses around a fire, the feeling a winter river brings is noticeably different. Winter on the Saluda River is still a gorgeous place to be.
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