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Daniel’s Orchard is something new and distinctive in Summerville, yet in step with the atmosphere and charm of Historic Summerville.  As their slogan states, “Bringing Summerville back to Summerville” Daniel’s Orchard is one of the new developments that is building homes and townhomes that mirror Summerville & Charleston architecture with sweeping front porches, large open rooms, tall windows, heart pine hardwood floors, detached garages, gas lanterns and double stacked porches.   Many of the homes are reminiscent of houses along Sumter Avenue and the downtown historic area of Summerville.    If you enjoy the architecture that has made Summerville & Charleston into the charming towns we love today,  you may want to look at Daniel’s Orchard

Daniel’s Orchard is located directly off of Highway 78, three blocks from Main street, and minutes from downtown.  The SIM group (Sintra Homes & Sintra Development) is in charge of its development and the building of fine quality homes.  In its entirety, the master plan for Daniel’s Orchard includes 60 town homes and 152 single family homes.  

Click Here to learn more about this community and view available floor plans.

Bluffs at Ashley RiverThe Bluffs at Ashley River is yet another one of Summerville’s new luxury home community.  Located in the historic Summerville area on Ashley Bluffs Road, this neighborhood features 17 spacious floor plans.  David Weekley Homes is now building GREEN Homes in the community starting at $249,990.  Enjoy the neighborhood pool as well as the children’s playground, outdoor picnic area, walking trails and pond! The lots are smaller, but the homes beautiful.   The Bluffs at Ashley River offers wooded homesites, and a beautiful community committed to nature preservation and conservation. 

 

 Visit my website to view floor plans and learn more about the desirable community or e-mail me to set up a tour of the community. Foster@HomesofSummerville.com

Arbor Walk

Arbor Walk

Welcome to Arbor Walk, one of Ryland Homes fine new home communities. Arbor Walk is located just minutes from downtown Summerville and adjacent to the Sawmill Branch Trail.  The Trail runs eight miles and connects twelve different communities of Summerville. Residents of Arbor Walk also have the option of joining the
Newington Plantation Pool for a small fee.  Click Here to view floor plans available.

Newington Plantation Pool for a small fee.  Click Here to view floor plans available.
 

Children residing in Arbor Walk will attend Dorchester District II Schools.  Elementary aged children will attend Flowertown Elementary, middle school will go to Alston Middle School, and high school will attend Summerville High School.

To learn more about Arbor Walk and other great Summerville communities visit www.HomesofSummerville.com or e-mail at Foster@Homesofsummerville.com.

 

Gathered from RylandHomes

Gathered from RylandHomes

 

Branch Creek

Branch Creek  is conveniently located off of Highway 78 and the Berlin G. Meyers Parkway, and is just one mile from the downtown area of Summerville.  It is desirable for many reasons, among them its close proximity to I-26,  Dorchester District II schools, and its location close to the new restaurants/stores/etc. slated to be built around the intersection of Berlin G and 78. Branch Creek contains homes built by Meridian Builders, Sabal Homes and town homes built by Beazer Homes. Sabal Homes is proud to be building Earthcraft Homes and is featuring a line of eight floorplans with varying elevations. Meridian is no longer building in Branch Creek, but is still carrying inventory homes which are now available for reduced prices.

I received an e-mail this week from Beazer Homes with a report regarding their activity in Branch Creek in June 2008:

“June was a busy month at Branch Creek with 5 new town homes going under contract and a significant increase in model home traffic.  More and more people are asking about the proposed $60 Million Summerville Town Center and CARTA’s new express route between Summerville and MUSC in downtown Charleston.  Both of these proposed amenities will be just steps from Branch Creek at the corner of Hwy 78 and Berlin G Myers Pkwy.  With gas prices at $4/gallon, these buyers want to live “in town” within walking distance to the local food markets, outdoor cafés, shopping boutiques and public transportation…….and Branch Creek is just the answer.” (Kathleen Cook, Beazer Homes)

Click Hereto see Site Plan in relation to Greater Summerville.

Click Here to receive more information on this community.

Click Here to read more about Branch Creek and to view current floor plans and options!

Located off of Dorchester Road, between Bacon’s Bridge Road and Main Street of Summerville, Waterside Landing is under development and is on its way to being a beautiful subdivision.  Eastwood Homes plans to build on 120 wooded home sites, with a beautiful conservation area, boardwalk and nature trail to the Ashley River, hence the title “Waterside Landing.”  Just a short distance from I-26, the Charleston Air Force Base and North Charleston.    
Click Here  to learn more about this community. 

 

 

Featured Inventory Homes as of 7/11/08:

Eastwood Homes is now offering a few inventory homes which are available to close immediately at reduced prices with the Seller/Builder contributing $3,000 to closing costs.

  • 3020 Ellington drive $201, 365
    • Homesite 124 Augusta A
    • Ready to close
    • 4 bedroom ~ 2 ½ baths ~ 2641 hsf ~
    • fireplace, maple cabinets, 5 piece master bath and stainless appliances
  • 3029 Ellington Drive  $206,985
    • Homesite 93 Augusta A
    • Ready to close
    • 4 bedroom ~ 2 ½ baths ~ 2641 hsf ~
    • fireplace, maple cabinets, 5 piece master bath and stainless steel appliances.
  • 3027 Ellington Drive $194,765
    • Homesite 92 Athens C
    • Ready to close
    • 4 bedroom ~ 2 ½ baths ~ 2182 hsf ~
    • fireplace, maple cabinets, 5 piece master bath and stainless steel appliances including refridgerator.
  • 5015 Whitfield Court $159,660
    • Homesite 68 Sullivan A
    • Ready August 08
    • Just Released!
    • 3 bedroom ~ 2 bath ~ 1441 hsf ~
    • maple cabinets, covered porch, tankless water heater, hardwood in foyer and stainless steel appliances.

Contact me at Foster@HomesofSummerville.com to inquire about any property.

Located between Highway 17A and Highway 176 in Goose Creek, Carnes is on its way to becoming the Lowcountry’s new charming Southern town.  Only 20 miles from historic Charleston, Carnes is under the development of the Charleston based company who brought the beautiful community of Daniel Island to the Charleston area.  The Daniel Island Company is in the process of turning a 2400 acre former timber tract into a beautiful mixed use community with sidewalks, trails, parks, homes, townhomes, condos and a commercial area with shops, restaurants, grocery stores, offices & medical facilities. 

Carnes will eventually be home to 15,000 people with a range of neighborhoods with single family homes, townhomes and condos-all scheduled to be available in early 2009.  Similar to Daniel Island, Carnes will be a “smart growth community” that combines residential and commercial into an area that attracts others to gather there.  The Daniel Island Company has won multiple awards for their work on Daniel Island including the 2007 Award of Excellence from Urban Land institute and the 2004 Best Suburban Smart Growth Community from the National Association of Homebuilders.  Carnes will be developed with the same level of excellence and will bring a wonderful community to the Goose Creek area of Berkeley County.

Carnes Crossroad will be the large downtown area of Carnes.  Designed to be the ”commercial corridor” for the Carnes community, Carnes Crossroad will  be a large, varied commercial district for not only Carnes but the greater Goose Creek community with shops, restaurants, businesses, offices and medical facilities.   

Click Here to read more about Carnes & Carnes Crossroads.

Additional Articles Regarding Carnes:

 The Town of Goose Creek takes flight

Carnes Crossroads ready to fuel Berkeley Growth

The Fourth of July in the Charleston area is a great day of celebrations!  The city of Charleston played a key role in the Revolutionary War and is proud to celebrate Independence Day!  Festivities are going on for the family in Summerville and Downtown Charleston…

Summerville’s Red, White & Blue on the Green - 4-7pm at Hutchinson Square (Town Square) &  Fireworks 7-9pm at Gahagan Sport’s Complex

Get ready to see your neighbors, enjoy the town parade and delicious food! Every year, the town of Summerville gathers to show their patriotism.  The non-motorized parade is open to everyone and the Summerville DREAM will award prizes for most patriotic.  Get your red, white and blue out and decorate your baby strollers, bikes,  wagons, rollerblades, tricycles and join the parade!  Registration for the parade begins at 4pm and the actual parade begins at 6:30pm

In addition you will find a magic show, jumpy house, games and activities for everyone, live music and delicious food.  All proceeds will benefit the effort to restore the downtown area of Summerville. 

Fireworks, hosted by the Town of Summerville, will follow the celebrations at the square over at the Gahagan Sports Complex (515 West Boundary St., Summerville).  Concessions and music will begin at 7pm and the fireworks show will begin at 9pm.  Bring a beach blanket or chairs to sit on!

Admission: Free

For more information, contact Summerville DREAM at 843-821-7260. 

North Charleston - Riverfront Park -3-10 pm

Riverfront Park,  located at 1001 Everglades Drive, will be the site of the Fourth of July celebrations for the city of North Charleston.  Live music, lots of children’s activities including the play fountain and oversized play sandbox. The evening will conclude with a grand firework’s display over the Cooper River.
Admission: Free
Riverfront Park is located on the former Charleston Naval Base, easily accessible from Hwy. 526 or Interstate I-26. Enter the former Charleston Naval Base by the McMillan Ave. or Virginia Ave. gate and turn onto Hobson Ave. Look for the Riverfront Park signs. Ample free parking is available.   Call (843) 745-1087 for more information. 
Charleston - Patriot’s Point
Charleston’s most popular place to be on the Fourth of July is Patriot’s Point.  Dazzling fireworks will be launched over the water, terrific live bands, a Kidz Zone, and delicious food all draw people to Patriot’s Point every year.
Admission: Free
Directions: I-26 to downtown Charleston. Take Hwy. 17 North, cross the Cooper River Bridge and follow signs to Patriots Point.

This past month has been full of fun family times.  My daughter and her two little ones were down for two weeks from the Chicago area.  We spent a week at the beach and then the next one back at home in Summerville. 

I’m enjoying a quick nap with my three month old grandson on the front porch. Does life get any better than this?  Holding him was one of my main jobs while they were down here. I must say, I loved being put to work! 

 

 

 

 

Right before church on Sunday my daughter snapped this shot of my wife and I with the children. My granddaughter was not thrilled about getting photographed for the 100th time. :)  She had an adoring paparazzi.

 

 

 

Near the end of the visit, I showed them the beautiful homes going up in Summerville. Here is one Reality Construction is constructing in Shepard’s Park for a client.

Summerville is acquiring more and more beautiful homes and wonderful people to go with them.  Please let me know if you are interested in the market and moving down to our area by contacting me at Foster@HomesofSummerville.com.  Have a great rest of the summer!

June was a strong month of real estate activity in the Greater Summerville and Charleston area.   Here are the statistics for last month and links to more in depth coverage…Let me know if you have any questions.

Summerville: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 151
  • Average Sale Price: $209,404
  • Average Days on Market: 105
  • Houses on the Market: 1604
  • Average List Price: $267,761

Moncks Corner & Goose Creek: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 66
  • Average Sale Price: $164,999
  • Average Days on Market: 90
  • Houses on the Market: 702
  • Average List Price: $221,789

Hanahan: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 7
  • Average Sale Price: $175,829
  • Average Days on Market: 80
  • Houses on the Market: 170
  • Average List Price: $318,971

The Beaches (Isle of Palms & Sullivans): (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 9
  • Average Sale Price: $1,266,786
  • Average Days on Market: 412
  • Houses on the Market: 468
  • Average List Price: $1,710,547

North Charleston: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 65
  • Average Sale Price: $163,327
  • Average Days on Market: 93
  • Houses on the Market: 672
  • Average List Price: $175,611

Charleston (The Peninsula): (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 33
  • Average Sale Price: $724,231
  • Average Days on Market: 176
  • Houses on the Market: 426
  • Average List Price: $1,080,006

Mt. Pleasant: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 126
  • Average Sale Price: $441,496
  • Average Days on Market: 118
  • Houses on the Market: 1400
  • Average List Price: $642,532

To discuss selling your home or buying a new home please contact me at Foster@HomesofSummerville.com or www.HomesofSummerville.com.

May was a strong month of real estate activity in the Greater Summerville and Charleston area.   Here are the statistics for last month and links to more in depth coverage…Let me know if you have any questions.

Summerville: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 142
  • Average Sale Price: $197,082
  • Average Days on Market: 103
  • Houses on the Market: 1575
  • Average List Price: $268,125

Moncks Corner & Goose Creek: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 64
  • Average Sale Price: $170,850
  • Average Days on Market: 97
  • Houses on the Market: 688
  • Average List Price: $224,096

Hanahan: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 13
  • Average Sale Price: $179,223
  • Average Days on Market: 59
  • Houses on the Market: 165
  • Average List Price: $329,110

The Beaches (Isle of Palms & Sullivans): (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 13
  • Average Sale Price: $1,235,068
  • Average Days on Market: 269
  • Houses on the Market: 456
  • Average List Price: $1,726,607

North Charleston: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 56
  • Average Sale Price: $166,410
  • Average Days on Market: 84
  • Houses on the Market: 660
  • Average List Price: $179,609

Charleston (The Peninsula): (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 45
  • Average Sale Price: $700,118
  • Average Days on Market: 223
  • Houses on the Market: 433
  • Average List Price: $1,094,145

Mt. Pleasant: (More Info)

  • Houses Sold: 153
  • Average Sale Price: $440,112
  • Average Days on Market: 153
  • Houses on the Market: 1391
  • Average List Price: $650,587

To discuss selling your home or buying a new home please contact me at Foster@HomesofSummerville.com or www.HomesofSummerville.com.

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