The Landing offers one of Reynolds Lake Oconee's most accessible entry points into the broader community, spanning golf-view cottages to deep-water lakefront compounds.
As with the rest of Reynolds Lake Oconee, golf and social club membership at The Club at Reynolds Lake Oconee is separate from home purchase and subject to its own application and approval — buyers should confirm whether a seller is offering a transferable membership as part of the sale, since this can meaningfully affect value.
The Landing is gated within Reynolds Lake Oconee's broader private, security-managed network, with professionally maintained roads and common areas reflecting the resort-community standard Reynolds has upheld since its founding. Property Owners Association assessments cover shared infrastructure, entry gates, and neighborhood landscaping, with annual dues generally ranging from roughly $1,650 to $3,850 depending on residential classification.
Residents of The Landing enjoy direct access to their namesake golf course — a par-72, 6,991-yard Bob Cupp design with lakefront holes — along with The Landing Clubhouse, golf shop, and ESSĒ, the community's reimagined restaurant offering seasonal, upscale-casual dining. Beyond The Landing itself, residents can access the full Reynolds network: six additional championship courses, multiple marinas, The Lake Club's pool and fitness facilities, tennis and pickleball, spa and wellness offerings, and a year-round calendar of community events.
What types of homes are available in The Landing?
Golf-view cottages, villas, custom homesites, and deep-water lakefront estates, ranging from around $600,000 to $3.5 million or more depending on lot position and water access.
Is The Landing a gated community?
Yes. The Landing is gated within the broader Reynolds Lake Oconee private network, with controlled access and community-wide security.
What does club membership at The Landing cost?
Membership is structured separately from home purchase, generally offering Silver Golf access with a $30,000 initiation and Platinum access around $60,000, though buyers should confirm current pricing directly with Reynolds Lake Oconee club management, as fees are subject to change.
Is The Landing a good place to retire?
Yes. Its historic golf course, lake access, resort-caliber amenities, and proximity to both Atlanta and Athens' medical systems make it a strong option for retirees and second-home buyers alike.
What should lakefront buyers know about shoreline rules?
As with all Lake Oconee properties, Georgia Power governs shoreline improvements including docks and boathouses. A lakefront lot does not automatically include dock rights — buyers should verify specific shoreline approvals for any parcel before purchasing.
863 people live in The Landing, where the median age is 65 and the average individual income is $80,281. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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There's plenty to do around The Landing, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.
Explore popular things to do in the area, including Cafe On the Green, and ESSĒ.
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The Landing has 399 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in The Landing do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 863 people call The Landing home. The population density is 1,494 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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