Del Webb Point Hope

Del Webb Point Hope is Charleston's newest 55+ active adult community, nestled on the Cainhoy Peninsula within the expansive 9,000-acre Point Hope master-planned development just off Clements Ferry Road. Built by Del Webb, a division of PulteGroup and the nation's pioneer in active adult living since 1960, this age-restricted enclave will feature 767 single-story homes spread across 502 acres, with the first homes becoming available in early 2026. The community offers 11 distinct single-story floor plans ranging from 1,345 to more than 2,712 square feet, with two to three bedrooms, two to three-and-a-half bathrooms, and attached two- or three-car garages. Popular models include the Contour, Compass, Hallmark, Prosperity, Mystique, Stardom, Stellar, and Renown. Each home features coastal contemporary architecture that blends traditional Lowcountry elements like deep front porches with modern touches, and most can be personalized with screened lanais, sunrooms, second-story lofts, and smart home technology. Homes are pre-wired for Hargray fiber-to-the-home internet, and interiors feature Aristokraft cabinetry, cultured marble vanities, and open gathering-room layouts designed for entertaining and easy single-level living. The centerpiece of community life will be a private 25,000-square-foot clubhouse featuring a grand ballroom, multipurpose rooms, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and both indoor and outdoor resort-style pools. Outdoor amenities include pickleball, tennis, and bocce ball courts, walking and biking trails, pocket parks, a dedicated dog park, and a planned event lawn. A full-time on-site lifestyle director coordinates social clubs, fitness classes, happy hours, and group outings. The community is designed to be golf-cart friendly, and many homes are within walking or golf-cart distance to shops, cafes, and healthcare offices in the surrounding Point Hope village center. Location is a major draw. Del Webb Point Hope sits just minutes from Daniel Island, Mount Pleasant, and less than 20 miles from downtown Charleston's historic district, King Street shopping, and award-winning culinary scene. The sandy shores of Isle of Palms are just 14 miles away, and residents are close to intercoastal waterways, the new MUSC Clements Ferry Health Pavilion (opening 2026), Roper Hospital, Trident Medical Center, and the Daniel Island Club. Everyday conveniences like Publix and Harris Teeter are within a few miles, and Credit One Stadium and the Charleston Tanger Outlets are a short drive away. This is the third Del Webb community in the Charleston area, joining Del Webb Nexton and Del Webb Cane Bay in Summerville, and distinguishes itself by being the closest of the three to downtown Charleston and the beaches.