In a word, Nexton is thriving. Centered at the key crossroads of I-26 and 17A in Berkeley County, the community sits in the path of metro Charleston’s most energetic growth—convenient to Volvo, Mercedes Benz Vans and Boeing. And with an address in Summerville, South Carolina, it also happens to be in the heart of the Lowcountry, with the southern spirit to match. Learn a little bit more about our community below.
With four neighborhoods and a refreshing variety of homes, you have a choice of where (and how) you live. Will it be by one of the many parks? Near shops, eateries, employers and services? Or in our newest village, Midtown, with an already-established variety of homes, open space, amenities and neighbors. Use these maps to explore what’s at Nexton — and see which location you love the most.
The thing about Nexton is it’s not just a place to live. It’s a place that makes life more convenient. Because our community is a regional destination in and of itself. With grocery shopping and an art gallery. Clothing boutiques and a bike shop. Wine and liquor and cigars. And then, there’s the food … with a restaurant for every appetite, whether you’re hungry for tacos, southern cooking, pizza (take your pick of places), steak, or a refreshing glass of frozen rosé. There are even multiple hotels for staycations or out-of-town guests. And the fact that you can take a trail to most of it? Well, that’s a big bonus.
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Lucky you. One day you’re roaming the foodie-loving, cobblestone Streets of Charleston The next, you’re building sandcastles at Folly Beach. Frankly, you could do both in the span of a morning. Life at Nexton is a varied one, thanks to close proximity to the Best City in the World (says Travel + Leisure), gorgeous beaches and a thriving Business region.
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If ever a place epitomized the Lowcountry, this is it. Summerville boasts gardens of vibrant, tourist-worthy azaleas. More than 700 historic buildings, with great places to dine and shop. And farmers markets and festivals galore. One last fun fact: Summerville is the proud birthplace of sweet tea. What could be more Lowcountry than that?
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