New Homes in Berkeley County SC
Looking for a new home in Berkeley County? You've come to the right place. Whether you are new to the area or a local Charlestonian, Charleston New Homes Guide can help.
Below are helpful links to active new home neighborhoods, available new homes for sale in Berkeley County, and a quick area overview of Berkeley County. Scroll further you’ll find an interactive area map showing Berkeley County neighborhoods with an accompanying chart with direct links to these neighborhoods and their builders. Click on these links to learn more.
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County Overview
Berkeley County brims with natural beauty and historical landmarks. This picturesque county, steeped in history, provides a serene lifestyle that complements the modern conveniences of its new homes. The county's captivating lakes and lush forests offer a refreshing retreat from the urban hustle.
Berkeley County At A Glance
The largest of the three counties that make up the Charleston region, Berkeley County has seen explosive residential growth over the last decade. Its diverse economic base, wide range of housing choices and many recreational opportunities have made it an obvious choice for many home buyers.
Founded in 1682, Berkeley County is steeped in a rich historical heritage offering a captivating journey through time. The county has witnessed significant events and played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's history. Visitors and residents alike can explore historical landmarks, such as historic plantations, museums, and battlefields, which serve as tangible reminders of the area's past.
Calling Berkeley County Home
There is an abundance of residential neighborhoods in the area, ranging from peaceful countryside estates to homes by the waterfront and developments with tree-lined streets. Summerville and its surrounding area have experienced substantial growth as new neighborhoods have emerged to capitalize on the city's advantageous proximity to Charleston.
Berkeley County also features several fast-growing master planned communities:
Nexton is an example of a master planned community which has been purposefully designed to provide live / work opportunities and a strong sense of community and lifestyle. Over the coming decade, the community will be built out and could contain up to 13,000 residential units. Knitting these business districts and residential neighborhoods together is Nexton’s extensive miles upon miles trail system for easy walking and biking, people working with these enterprises can certainly walk, bike or jog to work.
Carnes Crossroads, also situated in Berkeley County, is developed by the same company that created Daniel Island. This exceptional community offers a high quality of life and homes. It is also home to a flourishing medical community centered around the recently opened Roper St. Francis Berkeley Hospital in October 2019. Additionally, Carnes Crossroads features a thriving business district, complete with various shops and restaurants located at its core.
Cane Bay Plantation offers a range of housing options, from single-family homes to townhomes and age-restricted communities. With its own shopping center and numerous recreational facilities, Cane Bay Plantation is a shining example of mixed-use development. The community offers an expansive lake system for kayaking and fishing and waterfront and wooded homesites are available. DRB Elevate, Centex and Lennar offer a variety of neighborhoods within the community.
Attractions in Berkeley County
Berkeley County is teeming with attractions that cater to different tastes. From the historic plantations of Cypress Gardens, the natural beauty of the Francis Marion National Forest, to the bustling markets and festivals, there's always something exciting to do.
Outdoor Recreation
For those who love the outdoors, there are plenty of opportunities to indulge in activities like fishing, boating, and other water sports on lakes Marion and Moultrie, as well as the Cooper and Santee Rivers. Tennis enthusiasts can participate in and spectate the annual Family Circle Cup tournaments held at the Family Circle Tennis Center on Daniel Island. Soccer fans can also enjoy attending matches at the home stadium of Charleston's professional soccer team, the Battery.
Townships
Bethera, Bonneau, Cordesville, Cross, Daniel Island, Goose Creek, Hanahan, Honey Hill, Huger, Jamestown, Ladson, Moncks Corner, Pineville, Pinopolis, Russellville, Summerville, St Stephen & Wando
Helpful Links
Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce - www.berkeleysc.org
Berkeley County Government - www.berkeleycountysc.gov
Berkeley County School District - www.bcsdschools.net
Population
County - 255,217 (2023 estimate)
2024 Average Sales Price: $531,607
YTD as of December 9, 2024, price includes new & resale single-family detached homes. Does not account for seller concessions. - Charleston Trident Realtor Association
Median Household Income: $77,874
*US Census Bureau (in 2022 dollars, 2018-2022)
Climate
Climate Average: 65.8° F
Average Daily High: 75.9° F
Average Daily Low: 54.7° F
Average Number of Days w/Sunshine: 230
Rain Average: 51.53”
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