Oconee County · Where we build
New homes for sale in Seneca, SC
Brand-new Cavco homes on permanent foundations, land included. Cash, bank financing or owner financing.
Why Seneca
Seneca is the largest city in Oconee County and the shopping and medical center for the lake country. Ram Cat Alley downtown has restaurants and live music, Prisma Health Oconee Memorial Hospital is on the north side, and the retail strip along US-123 and SC-28 Bypass has most of what you need. Lake Keowee is minutes north, Lake Hartwell minutes south, and Clemson University is 10 minutes east on US-123. Employers include Duke Energy’s Oconee Nuclear Station, BorgWarner, Schneider Electric, Itron, the hospital and Clemson. Seneca is in the School District of Oconee County, with Seneca High School and the Seneca middle and elementary schools. The commute to Greenville is about 50 minutes, to Anderson 30. Lots near Seneca cost less than anywhere near Greenville, and we build on half-acre to one-acre sites along SC-130, SC-59, Wells Highway and the roads toward Walhalla and Westminster. Keowee and Hartwell public ramps are 10 to 15 minutes from most of them.
Every home we sell in Seneca is a new Cavco manufactured home set on a permanent foundation, finished on site and titled with the land as real property. The price you see on a listing is the full price with the lot, foundation, utilities and yard. See how financing works or browse every home we have for sale.
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Where we build around Seneca
Tap a pin for the price and a link to the home. Most of our lots are a half acre or more.
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More of Oconee County
Not set on Seneca? These nearby areas share the same county and most of the same commute.
Financing in Seneca
Our homes qualify for FHA, VA, USDA and conventional loans, and we offer owner financing on most of them.
Financing optionsQuestions about buying in Seneca
How close are your Seneca homes to the lakes?
Lake Keowee ramps on SC-130 and Lake Hartwell ramps south of town are usually 10 to 15 minutes. Our lots are not waterfront, which keeps prices in our range.
What is the drive from Seneca to Clemson and Greenville?
Clemson is 10 minutes on US-123. Anderson is about 30 minutes and downtown Greenville about 50 minutes on US-123 and I-85.
Do you have new homes for sale in Seneca right now?
Our available homes in Seneca are listed on this page and updated as homes sell. If nothing is listed today, join the newsletter and we will email you when a new home in Oconee County goes live.
Can I buy a home in Seneca with owner financing?
Yes. Every home we build is offered with owner financing as well as cash or a preferred lender loan. Call for terms on the home you like.
Are these manufactured homes or site-built homes?
They are new Cavco manufactured and modular homes set on permanent foundations and finished on site. They are titled with the land as real property and qualify for FHA, VA and conventional loans.
Will you build on a lot I already own in Oconee County?
Usually yes. We check zoning, access, septic or sewer and power first. Call us with the parcel address and we will tell you what fits.
What does a new home in Seneca cost?
Our homes are priced per home; call us for current pricing. Size, lot and finish set the price, and the price on each listing is the full price with the land, foundation and site work included.
Ready to see a home in Seneca?
Call us or browse every available home. New listings go live the same day they are ready.