Spacious two-story home with screened porch and community pool
Sales comparison approach using recent new construction sales in the community. Adjusted for size, features, and lot size.
What catches you first at 284 Huguenot Trail is how the house sits on its generous 0.34-acre lot—level, private and framed by mature pines that back to forested parcels. This newly built two-story home (2026) was finished with contemporary details and a strong sense of everyday comfort: a large family room opens to a kitchen designed for both weekday living and weekend entertaining. The kitchen’s oversized island anchors the plan and the walk-in pantry provides rare storage for a home this size.
On the main floor you’ll find an intelligently arranged living area that leads directly to a screened porch—perfect for insect-free evenings and casual outdoor meals. The first floor’s proportions feel purposeful rather than oversized; sightlines make the home feel open without sacrificing cozy corners. Upstairs, a flexible loft adds a second living space that can serve as a play area, home office, or media room. Four bedrooms and 3.5 baths are arranged to give primary-suite privacy while keeping bedrooms nearby for children or guests.
Finishes prioritize durability and low-maintenance living: central HVAC with heat-pump heating, asphalt shingle roof, and an attached two-car garage. Mechanical systems are current and the home benefits from public water and Berkeley Electric Cooperative service—septic is installed, and buyers should review maintenance requirements as part of due diligence. The property’s roughly $232 per square foot price aligns with nearby new builds and comparable community sales.
Living here places you inside The Enclave at French Quarter Creek, a quietly designed community that includes sidewalks, an open-air pavilion with an outdoor fireplace and a beach-style walk-in pool. For nature lovers, the Francis Marion National Forest sits roughly a mile away, with Mount Pleasant and Downtown Charleston reachable within a 20- to 30-minute drive. If you’re seeking a new home that balances contemporary interior planning with outdoor lifestyle amenities and easy access to Charleston’s employment and cultural centers, this property deserves a close look.
284 Huguenot Trl, Huger, SC 29450
The Enclave at French Quarter Creek offers a relaxed, semi-rural lifestyle with modern suburban conveniences. Sidewalks, a beach-style pool, and an open-air pavilion foster community gatherings while large lots and tree buffer preserve a sense of privacy. Residents enjoy quick access to Francis Marion National Forest for hiking and hunting, and a straightforward commute to Mount Pleasant’s retail and Charleston’s dining and cultural scene. Schools are part of Berkeley County and the neighborhood attracts families and buyers seeking larger home sites within reach of the coast and city amenities.
Very good outdoor access with Francis Marion National Forest about 1 mile away, community pool and pavilion on-site, and regional hiking/biking opportunities within a short drive.
The Huger market currently reads as balanced-to-firm, with inventory hovering around three months and average days on market near 60—conditions that favor sellers for desirable new construction but still offer negotiation room compared with constrained urban cores. Local median sale price for the area is about $375,000, but newer single-family homes in The Enclave are trading well above that median: recent closings in the community range from roughly $535K to $740K, producing price-per-square-foot metrics in the $215–$248 range. Year-over-year appreciation is modestly positive at approximately 5%, and five-year appreciation sits near 25%, reflecting steady demand as suburban development expands toward Charleston.
Single-family new construction in this corridor performs strongly because inventory is limited and buyers value the community amenities and proximity to natural open space. Days-on-market for comparable new builds are generally shorter than for older resale homes here. For buyers, this is a reasonable time to consider new construction in Huger—supply is not abundant, interest remains for move-in-ready product, and the Enclave’s amenity set and lot sizes offer long-term appeal. Sellers should emphasize lot depth, modern mechanicals, and community features when positioning offers.
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