Residents of Point Hope are within walking distance to the community's core, allowing for quick access to daily conveniences such as a grocery store, healthcare, retail and dining options. Also, within a short walk or bike ride are the community's highly regarded, STEAM-focused curriculum public schools: Philip Simmons Elementary, Middle and High Schools. Meanwhile, Point Hope is conveniently located for easy access to Charleston's regional attractions and conveniences, including historic downtown Charleston, area beaches and Charleston International Airport.
Homes at Point Hope feature a forward-thinking take on classic Lowcountry architecture, with traditional elements such as deep front porches combined with generously sized windows and subtle contemporary details. Point Hope's inaugural neighborhoods, First Light and Hopewell, boast quiet streets surrounded by open spaces, nature trails, sidewalks and interactive play areas for all ages.
Point Hope continues to expand with its exceptional collection of community amenities, with the recent opening of several highly anticipated destinations. The restored Sanders House, a beautifully preserved 19th-century farmhouse once home to the property’s caretakers, now serves as a unique gathering place for resident activities and events. Just beyond the house, the Point Hope Community Garden is thriving, offering residents a shared space to grow fresh produce, learn new gardening skills and connect with neighbors. Most recently, Doolittle Park has opened as the community’s signature sports park amenity, featuring two swimming pools, tennis and pickleball courts, basketball half-courts, a covered open-air pavilion and gathering spaces, creating a vibrant destination for recreation, relaxation and everyday convenience. Request More Information now!