Master-Planned Community

Planned architectural and civic elements create scenic neighborhood streets

The master-planned community of Habersham in South Carolina is a residential development that is carefully designed and planned to create a cohesive and functional community. Habersham is located in close proximity to the historic coastal town of Beaufort, SC and offers the best of both worlds - the charm and history of a traditional southern town, combined with the appeal of coastal living. The community is designed around the principles of New Urbanism, a design movement that emphasizes the creation of walkable, mixed-use communities that are connected to the surrounding area. The focus is on creating livable and sustainable communities that are closely connected to nature and the community.

The Habersham community includes a mix of housing options, including the concept of the "not so big house" - a term coined by architect Sarah Susanka in her book "The Not So Big House: A Blueprint for the Way We Really Live". The "not so big house" is a smaller home that is designed to be more efficient and functional, with an emphasis on quality over quantity. Habersham also includes recreational amenities, and commercial areas, all thoughtfully arranged to promote a sense of community and a high quality of life for residents. The community features green spaces, parks, and walking trails to encourage outdoor activities, while also being in close proximity to the natural beauty of the coast, making it a perfect place for those who appreciate coastal living.

The master-planned community of Habersham in South Carolina is a place where residents can live, work, and play in a cohesive and convenient environment, with an emphasis on living in comfortable and efficient homes while being close to the natural beauty of the coast and the charming town of Beaufort, all within the framework of New Urbanism Design principles.