Habersham Neighborhood Amenities

Approaching the entrance to Habersham’s town center along Cherokee Farms Road which includes the marketplace M.A.K.E. district expansion and future development.

A curated collective of small businesses along the town’s main street offer shopping, dining, fitness, and more. Sidewalks and outdoor patio areas are activated for enjoying being outdoors.

At Habersham you can ride your bike to the Post Office in the Marketplace where you can meet and greet fellow neighbors or grab lunch with friends.

The Habersham Park House hosts neighborhood clubs & organizations for parties, workshops, etc. It also provides facilities and observation patios for the tennis facility.

Habersham Park includes 3 Har-Tru tennis courts, 4 pickleball surfaces, basketball court, athletic field, playground, doggie park, and community garden.

Habersham Park has four pickleball courts and player pavilion as part of the larger courts facility that includes 3 Har-Tru tennis courts.

Footbridges, exercise stations, waterfront parks & pathways provide engaging variety and beautiful settings for residents to explore.

Habersham Parks comprise over 70 acres of shared space throughout the community and each has unique character that defines sections of the neighborhood.

Waterfront parks and green spaces are placed throughout the community to provide each resident the opportunity to enjoy the natural beauty of the Lowcountry.

Springtime brings a delighting array of colors including the signature azaleas that fill the manicured medians and parks.

The riverfront pool complex at Habersham includes a spacious patio, shaded pergola, full-size and kiddie pools, playground, bathhouse, and sunset tower that residents can enjoy nearly all year.

An open-air community retreat for informal gatherings overlooking Habersham Creek and the Broad River just steps from the dock. Complete with grill areas, fire pit, fireplace, and rocking chairs.

Enjoy riverside swings, convenient kayak launch or deep-water boating access from the neighborhood dock.