Mallard Glen, Lake Oconee | Neighborhood Guide
Mallard Glen is a quiet, single-road subdivision on the Richland side of Lake Oconee in Greene County, Georgia, directly across the street from the Boathouse Restaurant and Marina. A quick note on the name: Mallard Glen is the subdivision, while Fleur de Lac is the one and only road that curves through the community, so you will see both names used, sometimes together, when people refer to this neighborhood.
A large share of the homes here were built in the 1990s, with a couple of newer-construction models mixed in, both on the lakefront and off it. It is an established, low-key community with a genuinely convenient location, an appealing combination for buyers who want easy access to the water and to town without the busier feel of a larger development.
Where Mallard Glen (Fleur de Lac) Is Located on Lake Oconee
Mallard Glen sits on the Richland side of Lake Oconee in Greene County, directly across the street from the Boathouse Restaurant and Marina, with Fleur de Lac as its single interior road. The map below shows where the subdivision falls on the lake.
Location and Convenience
Location is Mallard Glen’s calling card. Sitting directly across from the Boathouse Restaurant and Marina, and just up the road from neighboring Eagle’s Landing, it offers quick access to the Lake Oconee commercial district, restaurants, and shopping by way of the Richland Connector. For a wooded lake community on the Richland side, it is hard to beat for convenience.
Homes and HOA
Most homes in Mallard Glen date to the 1990s, with a few newer builds added over the years, and the community includes both lakefront and off-lake properties along Fleur de Lac. Houses on record run from 1989 to 2004, roughly 1,760 to 3,560 square feet, on lots of about an acre. The HOA is voluntary and the listings that report a figure record it as zero — there is effectively no dues burden here at all.
Very little changes hands. Only five properties on Fleur de Lac Lane have ever appeared in the MLS. The three that sold went for $693,000 in 2019, $843,111 in early 2022 and $1,050,000 later that same year. One that was offered at $2,250,000 was withdrawn after five months, and one older contemporary needing updating was listed under $500,000 and expired. There is not enough here to call a market — treat those figures as reference points rather than a trend.
Check the water depth carefully. Recorded dock depth on Fleur de Lac ranges from about five feet down to a listing that records just a foot and a half. Frontage runs from 102 to 228 feet. Depth varies enough along this shoreline that it is worth confirming at the specific dock before you plan on keeping anything with real draft there. Docks are subject to Georgia Power shoreline permitting.
What the listings here do agree on is the boating position: roughly a five-minute run to the sandbar, the Ritz-Carlton and Gaby’s. For a neighborhood that is also across the street from the marina, that is a rare double.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mallard Glen
Is Mallard Glen the same as Fleur de Lac?
They refer to the same place. Mallard Glen is the name of the subdivision, and Fleur de Lac is the single road that runs through it. Listings and locals may use either name.
Is Mallard Glen a gated community?
No. Mallard Glen is a quiet, non-gated subdivision on the Richland side of Lake Oconee in Greene County, Georgia.
Does Mallard Glen have an HOA?
Yes, but it is voluntary, and the listings that report a figure record the dues as zero. Overhead and oversight are both minimal.
How much do homes in Mallard Glen sell for?
Very little trades here, so there is not much to go on. The three recorded sales were $693,000 in 2019, $843,111 in early 2022 and $1,050,000 later in 2022. A property offered at $2,250,000 was withdrawn unsold.
How deep is the water at Mallard Glen?
It varies, and at the shallow end it is very shallow. Recorded dock depths run from about five feet down to a foot and a half. Confirm depth at the specific dock before assuming you can keep a larger boat there.
What kinds of homes are in Mallard Glen?
Mostly 1990s-era homes with a few newer builds, including both lakefront and off-lake properties along Fleur de Lac. Houses on record date from 1989 to 2004 and run roughly 1,760 to 3,560 square feet on lots of about an acre.
What is near Mallard Glen?
It sits directly across the street from the Boathouse Restaurant and Marina, with quick access to the Lake Oconee commercial district, restaurants, and shopping via the Richland Connector.
Interested in Mallard Glen?
If a quiet, conveniently located lake community with both lakefront and off-lake options sounds right, Margie Sorrell knows Mallard Glen and the entire Lake Oconee market inside and out. Contact Margie to talk through your options.
Sale figures drawn from the MLS record for Mallard Glen and Fleur de Lac, which contains five properties, closings from September 2019 through July 2022. Last updated September 2026.