140+ unique residences, each offering a balcony, terrace, or veranda to enjoy in every season
Home Ownership
Unlike the entrance fee or rental models seen in most retirement communities, The Peninsula of Charleston is unique in that it offers individual residential ownership. Resident members will have the flexibility to sell and move, designate their home as inheritance, take a mortgage tax deduction, and enjoy the market value and equity gains that contribute to estate values.
The Residences
Ranging from 700 to 2,800 square feet, many residences enjoy views of bustling King Street, the Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge, or the scenic Cannonborough/ Elliotborough neighborhood. The Peninsula of Charleston provides the perfect opportunity to view sunrises and sunsets, the church steeples that give Charleston the moniker The Holy City, and the endless historic buildings surrounding the community.
All interior and exterior maintenance is handled for you, allowing you to fill your life with the people, places, and activities you enjoy most, without worrying about the upkeep of your home.
ALL RESIDENCES HAVE HIGH-END FINISHES AND FEATURES:
- Expansive balconies, terraces, or verandas
- Spacious full kitchens with custom cabinets
- Large bathrooms with custom cabinets
- Single or dual HVAC
- Ceilings 10 feet or higher
- Zero-entry glass showers
- Top-of-the-line appliances
- Custom options to allow for personal preferences
Offering condos, garden flats, and townhomes, The Peninsula of Charleston will help you find a residence that suits your taste and floorplan preferences.
Peruse a few of our 74 floorplans.
Contact a Sales Advisor to review them all.
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Independent Living FAQs
What is Independent Living?
Independent Living is a housing option for older adults who want a maintenance-free lifestyle with access to services like dining, housekeeping and social activities. It’s ideal for those who are active and self-sufficient but want to enjoy community living.
There are a few common types:
- Active Adult Communities (55+ or 62+): Age-restricted neighborhoods for independent, active adults. These typically do not include healthcare services.
- Communities with a Continuum of Care: Include Independent Living with access to care services like Assisted Living or Skilled Nursing.
- Rental Communities: Offer Independent Living with services and amenities, typically without a large upfront cost.
Each option varies in age requirements, services and cost structure. The Peninsula of Charleston is a care community that will offer Independent Living along with higher levels of care when needed, plus the benefits of homeownership.
What are the benefits of Independent Living?
Independent Living offers a maintenance-free lifestyle, social engagement, distinctive dining options and access to amenities while maintaining independence.
What is the average cost of Independent Living?
Costs vary by location and community type as well as the services and amenities that are offered and the size of the residence.
What is an ownership-model Independent Living community?
An ownership-model Independent Living community allows you to purchase your residence instead of renting it. This gives you the security and equity benefits of homeownership, combined with the convenience and services of a luxury senior living community.
What are the advantages of owning your Independent Living residence?
Ownership offers financial and lifestyle benefits, including building equity, having the freedom to personalize your home and the ability to sell or transfer ownership in the future. It’s an ideal choice for those looking for stability, value and the sense of belonging that comes with owning your space.
What services are available through Independent Living?
Costs vary by location and community type as well as the services and amenities that are offered and the size of the residence.