A new destination for living, shopping and dining is emerging at Point Hope! The Goddard is designed as an upscale environment that draws inspiration from traditional Lowcountry architecture translated for contemporary apartment living within our community.
Do you want to know how to improve the community where you live? There’s no better way than to give some of your time to a local charitable organization that supports those who are less fortunate. In Charleston, there are endless ways to give back.
While remaining an active and influential businessman in the industrial world, former Point Hope landowner Harry Frank Guggenheim found himself increasingly drawn to the business of raising racing horses and managing stables.
Located off Point Hope Parkway across from First Light Park, the generously sized homesites on Blind Flight Street offer natural wooded and pond views on a quiet cul-de-sac.
We’ve planned for a calendar of new and returning events at Point Hope this year, starting in March with a St. Patrick’s Day-themed Food Truck Friday on March 15.
A variety of new businesses will be opening at Point Hope this year in several new venues within the heart of our growing community.