Del Webb Charleston at Nexton
Summerville, South Carolina · Berkeley County
Del Webb Charleston at Nexton is PulteGroup's gated 55-and-older village within Nexton, a roughly 4,000-plus-acre mixed-use master plan in Summerville that also includes offices, retail, and several non-age-restricted residential neighborhoods built by other homebuilders. Opened in 2017 as the third village to join the Nexton plan, the Del Webb section centers on a 26,000-square-foot clubhouse with an indoor heated pool, a resort-style outdoor heated pool, a fitness center, tennis and bocce courts, and a fire pit and event lawn, with residents also able to use Nexton's broader network of roughly 50 miles of walking and biking trails and 2,000 acres of open space. Reported total home-count figures for the Del Webb section are not consistent across sources, ranging from roughly 1,000 to 1,400 homes on about 350 acres, and construction is ongoing as of the most recent review.
Last researched 2026-09-17
- Price positioning
- Reported starting prices around $378,990-$399,990, with pricing reported up to roughly $694,990-$900,000+ depending on floor plan, lot, and options
- HOA
- Reported gated Del Webb HOA fee roughly $240-$260/month, plus a separate Nexton master Property Owners Association assessment reported around $212 twice yearly and a Nexton Improvement District payment (in lieu of municipal property tax) reported around $900/year — confirm all three current figures directly
- Community size
- Reported figures are not reconciled across sources: some describe a planned total of roughly 1,000 homes on approximately 350 acres, while at least one other source cites a planned total closer to 1,400 homes on the same acreage; construction is ongoing as of the most recent review, with the community reported to be expanding
- Home types
- detached
- Builder
- PulteGroup, under the Del Webb brand
- Age policy
- Legally age-restricted 55+ community, developed by PulteGroup under the Del Webb national active-adult brand, as one gated village within the larger, mostly all-ages Nexton master plan
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Overview
Independent Assessment
Del Webb Charleston at Nexton was confirmed to sit in unincorporated Berkeley County, not Dorchester County — Nexton as a whole straddles the Berkeley/Dorchester line, but the Nexton Improvement District (the special taxing district that funds Nexton's public infrastructure in lieu of municipal property tax) was established by, and is administered through, Berkeley County government, and Berkeley County's own economic-development materials describe Nexton as a Berkeley County master plan. The Del Webb village is therefore treated specifically as a Berkeley County community on that basis. Reported total home-count figures for the community were not reconcilable: some sources describe a planned roughly 1,000-home village, while at least one other describes a planned 1,400 homes on the same approximately 350 acres — both are presented without resolving the discrepancy. Residents here also carry three potential layers of recurring community cost — a Del Webb-specific gated HOA fee, a separate Nexton master POA assessment, and the Nexton Improvement District payment in place of city property tax — which some general listings do not clearly separate.
Who May Find This Community Appealing
Buyers who want the Del Webb brand and a purpose-built, gated 55+ clubhouse experience, but also want walkable access to a larger, amenity-rich, mixed-use town center (shops, restaurants, medical offices, and a still-growing employment base) rather than a stand-alone age-restricted development, are the best fit for Del Webb Charleston at Nexton.
Homes & Prices
Homes, Builders & Development History
Del Webb Charleston at Nexton was developed by PulteGroup under its Del Webb active-adult brand as the third residential village to open within the larger Nexton master-planned community, launching in 2017. Reported planned home counts are not consistent across sources — some describe roughly 1,000 homes on about 350 acres, while at least one other source describes a planned 1,400 homes on the same acreage — and the two figures could not be fully reconciled. The community is reported to be actively expanding, with new sections and floor plans continuing to be released rather than the community being at or near build-out.
Current Pricing & Market Positioning
Reported new-construction pricing for Del Webb Charleston at Nexton starts around $378,990-$399,990 for entry floor plans, with pricing reported reaching roughly $694,990 and, per at least one broader estimate, $900,000 or more for larger homes, premium lots, and upgraded options. Buyers should compare current builder pricing and any active incentives directly with the Del Webb sales team, and compare resale asking prices for older sections of the community against recent closed comparables for the specific floor plan.
New Construction vs. Resale Considerations
Del Webb Charleston at Nexton is reported to be actively expanding as of the last update, so buyers can typically choose between new-construction homesites in newer sections and resale homes in earlier-built sections of the community. Resale buyers should request the HOA's and Nexton POA's most recent financials and any pending special assessments; new-construction buyers should confirm current lot availability, base pricing, and incentives directly with the Del Webb sales office.
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Fees
HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs
Homes within the gated Del Webb section report an HOA fee of roughly $240-$260/month, covering guard staffing, common-area landscaping, amenity access, and a lifestyle director. Separately, most Nexton residents also pay a Nexton master Property Owners Association assessment (reported around $212 twice yearly) covering broader Nexton common areas, and — because Nexton sits in unincorporated Berkeley County rather than an incorporated municipality — a Nexton Improvement District payment reported around $900/year that functions in place of city property tax. Buyers should request current, itemized figures for all three charges directly from the Del Webb HOA, the Nexton POA, and Berkeley County before finalizing a budget.
Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments
Homes here are subject to Berkeley County property tax. Because Nexton sits in unincorporated Berkeley County, residents pay a Nexton Improvement District assessment (reported around $900/year) in place of a municipal property tax, in addition to the county tax bill. South Carolina assesses an owner-occupied primary residence ('legal residence') at a 4% assessment ratio versus 6% for a second home or investment property, and the 4% rate requires filing an application with the Berkeley County Assessor rather than applying automatically. Buyers should confirm current millage, the Nexton Improvement District assessment amount, and legal-residence eligibility directly with Berkeley County.
Amenities
Community Layout & Lifestyle
As a gated Del Webb village embedded in a large, walkable, mixed-use master plan, Del Webb Charleston at Nexton offers residents a more urban-adjacent lifestyle than most other Charleston-area 55+ communities — an easy walk or short golf-cart ride to Nexton's town-center shops, restaurants, and medical offices, in addition to its own private clubhouse and pool complex reserved for Del Webb residents.
Location
Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access
The community sits within Nexton, off I-26 (with direct access via SC Highway 17-A/Nexton Parkway) in Summerville, roughly 25-30 minutes from downtown Charleston and Charleston International Airport. Nexton's own town center provides nearby grocery, dining, and medical office access without requiring a drive into greater Summerville or Charleston for most errands.
Restrictions
Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions
Del Webb Charleston at Nexton is independently confirmed as a legally age-restricted 55-and-older community, consistent with the Del Webb national brand's standard HOPA-qualified structure used across its communities nationwide. This restriction applies specifically to the gated Del Webb village within Nexton — it does not apply to the broader, mostly non-age-restricted Nexton master plan, which includes numerous other neighborhoods built by other homebuilders. Buyers should confirm current occupancy and age-verification procedures directly with the Del Webb HOA.
Pros & Tradeoffs
Tradeoffs & Limitations
Because Del Webb Charleston at Nexton is one gated village within the much larger, mostly non-age-restricted Nexton master plan, buyers must confirm that a specific listing is inside the Del Webb gates rather than elsewhere in Nexton before assuming a 55+ restriction applies. The community carries three potential layers of recurring cost — the Del Webb HOA fee, a separate Nexton master POA fee, and a Nexton Improvement District payment in place of municipal property tax — that buyers should have fully itemized before comparing this community's true carrying cost against other Charleston-area 55+ options. Reported total home-count and price-ceiling figures also vary meaningfully by source, so buyers should treat published ranges as a starting point rather than a confirmed number for a specific home. There is no on-site golf course.
Comparison With Nearby Communities
Within the Berkeley County/Cane Bay corridor, Del Webb Charleston at Nexton is most directly comparable to Del Webb at Cane Bay (Del Webb's older, now resale-only sister community a short drive away) and K. Hovnanian's Four Seasons at the Lakes of Cane Bay — both offer a similar Del Webb-style or Hovnanian-built gated 55+ experience without Nexton's walkable town-center access, which is this community's main point of differentiation, at the cost of the added Nexton POA and Improvement District charges that Cane Bay-area communities do not carry.
Listings
Current Listings
A connected local agent can provide current available new-construction and resale inventory, recent closed comparables, and the current combined HOA/POA/Improvement District cost for a specific address.
FAQs
Questions Buyers Should Verify
- Current combined cost of the Del Webb HOA fee, the separate Nexton master POA assessment, and the Nexton Improvement District payment
- Precise current total planned homesite count, given the unreconciled roughly 1,000-vs-1,400-home figures across sources
- Current new-construction pricing, incentives, and remaining lot availability by section
- Whether a specific listing is inside the gated Del Webb village versus elsewhere in the larger, non-age-restricted Nexton master plan
- Whether the home qualifies for South Carolina's 4% owner-occupied 'legal residence' property tax assessment ratio
- Is all of Nexton age-restricted to 55 and older?
- No. Nexton is a large, mostly all-ages, mixed-use master plan with offices, retail, and several non-age-restricted residential neighborhoods built by other homebuilders. Only the gated Del Webb village carries the 55+ legal age restriction.
- Is Del Webb Charleston at Nexton in Berkeley or Dorchester County?
- Berkeley County. Nexton as a whole straddles the Berkeley/Dorchester county line, but the Del Webb village and the Nexton Improvement District that funds Nexton's infrastructure are both administered through Berkeley County government.
- What does the HOA fee at Del Webb Charleston at Nexton cover, and is it the only fee?
- No. In addition to the Del Webb gated-community HOA fee (reported roughly $240-$260/month), most residents also pay a separate Nexton master POA assessment and a Nexton Improvement District payment that functions in place of municipal property tax, since Nexton sits in unincorporated Berkeley County. Confirm all three current figures directly.
- Is new construction still available at Del Webb Charleston at Nexton?
- The community is reported to be actively expanding, with both new-construction and resale homes available. Confirm current lot availability and pricing directly with the Del Webb sales office.
Sources
- Del Webb Communities in Charleston SC | James Schiller SC Real Estate Team — accessed 2026-09-17
- Nexton Improvement District - Berkeley County Government — accessed 2026-09-17
- Nexton Master Plan | New Home Trends Institute — accessed 2026-09-17
- Del Webb Nexton: Resort-Style 55+ Living in Summerville — accessed 2026-09-17
- Composite of secondary real-estate directory research on Del Webb Charleston at Nexton HOA and Nexton POA fees — accessed 2026-09-17
- Del Webb Charleston at Nexton - Summerville, SC | Trulia — accessed 2026-09-17
- Composite of Del Webb brand-wide age-restriction research across multiple independent secondary sources — accessed 2026-09-17
- Guide to Assessment - Horry County SC.Gov (statewide 4%/6% ratio explainer, applied to Berkeley County under the same state law) — accessed 2026-09-17
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