A haven of cool breezes and river vistas
Abundant in rich history, The Settlement at Ashley Hall is a waterfront enclave that rests on the bluffs of the Ashley River. Enjoy a home tucked away in 44 acres of protected magnolias, heritage oaks, and grand trees. Working together with the State Historic Preservation Office and the Historic Charleston Foundation, The Settlement at Ashley Hall is committed to preserving the history of this breathtaking land while creating a community full of natural beauty, only 15 minutes from historic downtown Charleston. With a boat landing conveniently located across the water, residents are welcome to use the deep water community boat dock to access the Ashley River.
Lowcountry Riverfront Living
The Settlement at Ashley Hall features 100 feet of riverfront space that will hold the future amenity center where neighbors and friends can take in the captivating ambiance found along the scenic banks of the Ashley River.
- Deep Water Community Boat Dock
- Covered Pavilion
- Fire Pit
- Community Deepwater Dock
- Historic Monuments
- Private Dog Park
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An abundance of shopping, dining, and entertainment opportunities in West Ashley.
The Settlement at Ashley Hall is located in the coveted West Ashley area of Charleston, inside the I-526 Connector. There is an abundance of shopping, dining, and entertainment opportunities in West Ashley. You’re only minutes from at least a dozen shopping centers and exceptional restaurants.
Located in a predominately residential area, there are numerous public schools as well as several prestigious private academies in West Ashley. There are also plenty of health care providers in the area including Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital, which is a 10-minute drive away, and the Medical University of South Carolina, which is only 15 minutes away.
The Settlement at Ashley Hall is just 15 minutes away from the historic port city of Charleston. Home to world-famous cobblestone streets, harbor views, and colorful antebellum architecture. Tourists and residents alike enjoy the horse-drawn carriage tours of this delightful town where they can take in historical accounts of the elegant French Quarter and Fort Sumter. This city, the oldest and largest in South Carolina, is a hotspot for foodies as it hosts hundreds of famous restaurants to suit a variety of tastes and palates. Nightlife, shopping, coastal weather, and beachfront access all contribute to the popularity of this southern haven.