Hunters Bend

Because of the great location and convenient pricing, Lennar has rolled out new homes in the neighborhood of Hunters Bend in Ladson. This new community is located off of the intersection of Royle Road and Discovery Drive. A two minute drive from I-26, this neighborhood makes for a great location and has attractive pricing for the area ranging from $140,000 to $180,000.

Lennar will feature six designs at Hunters Bend. Models range in size from 1,283 to 2,113 square feet and offer three to four bedrooms, at least two bathrooms, and a one- or two-car garage. Every home comes equipped with features such as hardwood floors in the foyer, garden tub in the master bath, a gourmet kitchen with refrigerator, and 36-inch cabinets.

Hunters Bend has opportune amenities that include a community swimming pool, an open-air pavilion, and a pond.

The community is close to I-26 (which can take you anywhere in Charleston), shopping, dining, movie theaters, schools, and grocery stores. It is right down the street from Summerville, SC and you won’t have to pay Summerville real estate prices.

Centex Homes has ranked first once again in the Charleston area for buyer satisfaction with their new-home builder. According to J.D. Power and Associates, the national new home builder scores very well with Charlestonians, holding the first place spot for four years in a row.

Centex was top in customer satisfaction and new-home quality in a study that focused on national new home builders around the country. The tough new home market that has been very competitive lately has sparked home builders to concentrate more on overall improvements in customer satisfaction. Customer satisfaction as a whole has increased in the Charleston area from 2008.

Centex Homes in Charleston performs “particularly well” according to J.D. Power for their builder’s warranty-customer service staff, location, and recreational facilities provided by the builder. Rounding out the top three after Centex were Ryland Homes and Beazer Homes.

J.D. Power’s findings also note that the median reported home size in Charleston decreased from 2,200 square feet in 2008, to 2,007 square feet in 2009. This follows the trend in demand for smaller-sized homes that are more affordable for the consumers.

Contact Mike Ciucci if you have any questions about the numerous Centex communities in Charleston, SC.