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P+F Construction Begins Work on Laurel Village at Old Edwards Reserve at Lake Keowee

May 2026

The 24-cottage residential enclave marks the community’s first new real estate offering in more than 20 years. 

P+F Construction is proud to help bring Laurel Village to life at Old Edwards Reserve at Lake Keowee, marking an exciting milestone for one of the Southeast’s most sought-after private mountain-lake communities.

Construction is officially underway on this new, intimate residential enclave— the community’s first new real estate offering in more than two decades. Thoughtfully designed and positioned overlooking Laurel Pond, Laurel Village will introduce 24 luxury cottages that reflect the Reserve’s legacy of timeless mountain-lake living.

Set across approximately 12.8 acres, Laurel Village will feature a curated mix of three- and four-bedroom turnkey residences, each designed with generous outdoor entertaining spaces and a seamless connection to the natural landscape. The cottages will encircle a private putting course adjacent to the community’s driving range, state-of-the-art golf performance center, and The Strut — a 9-hole short course masterfully created by  Beau Welling Design. 

Designed by Edgens Herzog Architects, Laurel Village will reflect a sophisticated interpretation of classic mountain architecture, blending high-end materials with a warm, cottage-inspired aesthetic. Planned exterior features include Brava roofing, Hardie Artisan siding and lush, intentional landscaping to create a cohesive village atmosphere that feels both timeless and inviting.

“This milestone marks an exciting new chapter for the Reserve,” said Tim Boeve, General Manager. “Laurel Village has been thoughtfully envisioned to complement the natural beauty and established character of this community while introducing a new opportunity for ownership that feels both rare and deeply connected to the lifestyle here.”

BUILDING A NEW CHAPTER AT THE RESERVE

As Construction Manager at Risk, P+F is working closely with the Old Edwards Reserve team and project partners to bring this highly anticipated vision to life with the care, coordination and attention to detail it deserves.  

“At P+F, we believe the best projects are built through strong relationships, early coordination and a shared commitment to quality,” said Will Prescott. “Laurel Village is a special opportunity to help bring a highly intentional vision to life in one of the region’s most distinctive communities, and our team is honored to play a role in building this next chapter at Old Edwards Reserve.” 

Residents of Laurel Village will enjoy the full breadth of amenities that define life at the Reserve — from lake access and golf on the community’s celebrated Jack Nicklaus-designed course to an active, nature-centered lifestyle where golf carts become the preferred mode of transportation. 

The groundbreaking follows recent enhancements within the community, including renovations to the activity center, underscoring continued investment and momentum at Old Edwards Reserve. 

“Laurel Village is a natural evolution of the Reserve’s vision,” said Tim Boeve. “It offers a new way to experience this community — one that feels intimate, connected, and effortlessly aligned with the lifestyle our members value most.” 

With its limited collection of residences, intentional design and unmatched setting, Laurel Village represents a rare opportunity within Old Edwards Reserve — honoring the community’s past while thoughtfully shaping what comes next. 

Stay tuned for more updates as Laurel Village takes shape at Old Edwards Reserve. 

 

Will Prescott

A native of Laurens, South Carolina, Will developed a passion for construction early in life. He has been a part of over $600M in construction projects throughout his career as a construction professional.

Will received a bachelor's degree from Clemson University's Construction Science and Management program and has spent nearly two decades in the construction industry.

He has served in a multitude of field operations positions within the industry, and assists in preconstruction on each of his projects. Will has led projects from inception through completion, and has served people through his leadership on construction of many large and prominent projects throughout the Southeast.

As VP of Field Operations for P+F, Will oversees all field operations including site coordination, schedule, and quality to ensure high level projects are delivered.

In addition to managing P+F, he also volunteers as a Deacon of Laurens First Baptist Church. Serving people in our communities is important to Will and P+F.

When he is not focused on P+F, Will enjoys spending time with his wife and four children.

Steve Foushee

Steve began his career in construction as a laborer at the early age of 16. He has constructed in excess of $300M in projects from the preconstruction through closeout project phases.

Steve received a bachelor's degree from Clemson University's Construction Science and Management program and has spent nearly two decades in the construction industry.

He has held many leadership positions within the industry, with responsibilities spanning from preconstruction and business development to operations. Steve has led projects from inception through completion, and prior to starting P+F, served people as a regional office project executive of an ENR Top 100 company.

As VP of Project Management for P+F, Steve oversees project operations including preconstruction, project management, business development, and administration.

In addition to managing P+F, he volunteers as the Board President of the Clemson University Nieri Family Department of Construction Science and Management Advisory Board, to prioritize the next generation of construction professionals. Building people entering the construction industry is important to Steve and P+F.

In 2014, Steve was recognized as a Clemson University Young Alumni Association "Roaring 10" recipient, and he received the Clemson University Construction Science and Management Distinguished Alumnus Award in 2016.

When he is not focused on P+F, and his passion for construction, Steve enjoys spending time with his wife and three children.