264 Loch Way, Eatonton

Tucked along the peaceful shoreline of Lake Oconee, The Retreat at Loch Way is a newly constructed luxury lakefront residence designed for elevated entertaining, relaxed waterfront living, and unforgettable weekends at the lake. Located at 264 Loch Way in Eatonton, Georgia, and built by renowned Smith Built of Lake Oconee, this exceptional property blends timeless architecture, refined craftsmanship, and resort-style amenities in one of the lakeâs most desirable and convenient locations less than two miles from the new Publix and Harmony Crossing. Thoughtfully designed with both comfort and entertaining in mind, the home features 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 2 half baths, all centered around an expansive open-concept floor plan that seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor living spaces. Warm custom finishes, detailed trim work, designer lighting, and carefully curated materials create an atmosphere that feels both sophisticated and inviting. Peaceful lake views and abundant natural light define the homeâs main living spaces, while expansive entertaining areas transition effortlessly into the outdoor living experience. The outdoor experience is truly the centerpiece of the property, offering a private, resort-inspired setting that captures the essence of luxury lake living. The backyard features a custom pool and spa, expansive patio spaces, an outdoor kitchen, fire pit lounge, and multiple areas designed for entertaining, relaxing, and taking in the tranquil water views. A gentle walk leads to the shoreline, where a max dock, concrete seawall, and deep-water access provide the perfect setting for boating, swimming, and unforgettable sunset evenings on the lake. Additional highlights include a 3-car garage, professionally designed landscaping, and exceptional accessibility by both land and water. The Retreat at Loch Way presents a rare opportunity to own a newly built luxury home that perfectly balances modern design, elevated comfort, and the laid-back sophistication that defines life on Lake Oconee.