What sets this Nexton residence apart is its thoughtful two-story plan that places convenience and privacy on equal footing. The main-level owner’s suite and a secondary guest suite create a single-floor living option that’s increasingly rare in new construction — ideal for multigenerational households or buyers who value downstair sleeping quarters. Upstairs, a flexible loft and three additional bedrooms expand the home’s footprint, offering quiet nooks for homework, media, or a fitness corner.
Built in 2026 and finished with low-maintenance vinyl siding and architectural shingles, the 2,518-square-foot interior balances clean modern lines with practical systems: central air, natural gas heating, and a two-car attached garage with opener. The kitchen and living areas are configured for everyday living and entertaining; doors from the main living area lead to a screened lanai that faces a wooded backyard, creating an insect-free outdoor room for dinners and weekend downtime.
Outside, the property sits on a level 0.23-acre parcel (approx. 10,018 sq ft) with a wooded rear buffer that gives the yard a private, park-like feeling while still being low-care. Meadowbrook Lane is a quiet residential street with a standard driveway entry and easy access to I-26, making commutes to Charleston straightforward. Practical utilities are in place — public water and sewer, Dominion Energy gas, and Berkeley Electric Co-Op electric service.
Location is a clear advantage: Nexton Square is about 1.5 miles away for shopping and dining, Summerville Medical Center is roughly five miles, and Downtown Summerville sits within a six-mile drive. Families will note the highly rated Nexton Elementary (9/10) and strong Cane Bay High School (8/10) in the Berkeley County district. Priced at $449,440 (about $178/sf), this vacant, move-in-ready home offers new-construction warranties and finishes without the wait — appealing to buyers seeking turnover-ready value in a fast-growing pocket of Summerville.