Spacious 3,130 SF Eastwood Homes build with first-floor primary
Sales comparison approach using recent new construction sales in the same community. Adjusted for size, features, and current market conditions.
What sets 276 Huguenot Trail apart is immediate access to a living, breathing backdrop—the Francis Marion National Forest begins almost at the community edge. This Eastwood Homes build, a 2026 two-story spanning 3,130 square feet, was sited to offer both privacy and room to spread out: a first-floor primary suite, a separate office ideal for remote work, a formal dining room for gatherings, and an open family room that anchors everyday life.
The heart of the home is a kitchen built for practical living: oversized island, pantry, and sightlines into the family room so conversation never misses a beat. Upstairs, a second-floor loft creates a flexible hangout or media space, complemented by additional bedrooms and baths for family or guests. Architecturally the plan favors clean, modern lines and thoughtful separation of public and private zones—perfect for multi-generational routines and entertaining alike.
Outdoor living is purposeful here: a screened porch expands the living space into the landscape, while community amenities—the pool and an open-air pavilion with a fireplace—heighten the social scene without sacrificing the calm of the surrounding pines. Utility choices reflect current standards: central air, heat pump, natural gas, public water and septic service, and an attached two-car garage.
Priced at $739,292 ($236 per sq. ft.), this home sits within a cluster of recently completed new-construction sales in The Enclave at French Quarter Creek that validate the market appetite for well-appointed, low-maintenance homes near Charleston. Whether you’re drawn to the forest trails steps away, the family-friendly schools, or the 15–20 minute drive to Mount Pleasant and Charleston amenities, 276 Huguenot Trail answers the call for modern comfort with easy access to outdoor recreation and coastal culture. Buyer should verify construction completion timeline and lot boundaries; Eastwood Homes is the current owner and builder.
276 Huguenot Trl, Huger, SC 29450
The Enclave at French Quarter Creek blends landscaped residential streets with quick access to the Francis Marion National Forest, creating a rare mix of community amenities and wide-open outdoors. Homesites are irrigated and designed for low-maintenance living; residents enjoy a community pool, pavilion with an outdoor fireplace, and walking access to forest trails. Families are served by Berkeley County schools with nearby Philip Simmons Middle and High School options. For errands and dining, Mount Pleasant is about 15 miles away and downtown Charleston about 20 miles—close enough for regular visits, far enough to preserve a peaceful, rural-suburban character.
Excellent access to outdoor recreation via Francis Marion National Forest just steps from the community, with hiking and biking trails nearby, community pool and pavilion, and Charleston-area coastal recreation within a 15–20 mile drive.
The local market for new construction in Huger is showing clear buyer demand. Three near-identical new builds in The Enclave at French Quarter Creek closed recently, with per-square-foot outcomes ranging roughly $232–$247. Those comparable sales—each completed on March 8, 2026—suggest strong absorption for inventory that meets contemporary floorplan and amenity expectations. While broader Berkeley County metrics (months of inventory, average DOM) are not provided in the dataset, the clustering of same-day closings within this pocket signals a seller-advantaged environment for similar, move-in ready product. Single-family homes in this community perform particularly well because they combine modern finishes, practical floorplans (first-floor primary suites, dedicated home offices), and lifestyle adjacency to the Francis Marion National Forest.
Caveats: this is new construction and construction-completion timelines should be confirmed; public-transport options remain limited, so buyers who commute should consider drive times to Charleston and Mount Pleasant. For buyers seeking a near-term entry into a growing Charleston submarket, limited comparable inventory and demonstrated price-per-square-foot consistency make this a compelling window to act.
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