Summer Village Mobile Home Park, Summerville, SC

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Welcome to Summer Village Mobile Home Park, a community nestled right here in the heart of Summerville, South Carolina. If you're considering mobile home living or simply curious about local housing options, Summer Village offers a unique blend of convenience, community spirit, and a prime location within our beautiful Lowcountry. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of what makes Summer Village Mobile Home Park a noteworthy place to consider for residents across South Carolina.

Mobile home parks, often referred to as manufactured home communities, provide an accessible and often more affordable pathway to homeownership or long-term rental, particularly in desirable areas like Summerville. Summer Village is designed to offer a comfortable and practical living experience, catering to individuals and families seeking a grounded, local lifestyle. We understand that finding the right place to call home involves many factors, and we're here to shed light on what Summer Village brings to the table for our South Carolina neighbors.

Location and Accessibility

Summer Village Mobile Home Park is conveniently located at 101 Winter Dr, Summerville, SC 29483, USA. This address places it strategically within Summerville, a town renowned for its charming historic district, beautiful azalea gardens, and a welcoming community atmosphere.

The park's location offers excellent accessibility to key areas and amenities within Summerville and beyond. Residents benefit from easy access to both Highway 26 and Highway 78, making commutes to Charleston and other surrounding areas a breeze. This connectivity is a significant advantage for those who work in neighboring cities or simply enjoy exploring the wider Lowcountry region. You can be in Charleston within 30 minutes, enjoying its historic sites, world-class dining, and vibrant cultural scene.

Locally, Summer Village is just minutes away from popular spots like Azalea Park, a beloved green space perfect for strolls and outdoor relaxation. The Ashley River, recreational centers, various restaurant opportunities, and grocery stores are all within a convenient distance, ensuring that daily needs and leisure activities are easily met without extensive travel. The thoughtful placement of Summer Village in Summerville means residents can enjoy the tranquility of a community setting while still having the vibrancy of local amenities and major transportation routes at their fingertips.

Services Offered

While specific services can vary and are best confirmed directly with park management, mobile home parks generally provide a range of foundational services to their residents. Based on general industry practices and publicly available information for similar communities, Summer Village Mobile Home Park aims to offer:

Lot Rental: The primary service provided is the rental of individual lots where residents can place their manufactured homes. This often includes access to essential utilities hookups.
Community Management: A dedicated management team or system is typically in place to oversee the day-to-day operations of the park, address resident concerns, and enforce community guidelines.
Maintenance of Common Areas: Management is usually responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of shared spaces, such as internal roads, landscaping in communal areas, and any shared facilities.
Trash Removal: Most mobile home parks facilitate regular trash collection services for their residents.
Emergency Contact and Support: Having a point of contact for emergencies or urgent concerns related to park infrastructure is a standard service.

Features / Highlights

Summer Village Mobile Home Park strives to create a living environment that is both comfortable and convenient for its residents. Here are some of the key features and highlights that residents often appreciate:

Community Atmosphere: Many residents describe a friendly neighborhood feel, with people who are nice and take pride in their homes and yards. This creates a welcoming environment for newcomers and fosters a sense of belonging.
Well-Kept Yards: Positive feedback frequently mentions residents' dedication to maintaining their yards, contributing to the overall pleasant aesthetic of the park. This commitment to upkeep enhances the living experience for everyone.
Proximity to Local Attractions: As mentioned, the park's location near Azalea Park, the Ashley River, and various dining and shopping options means convenience is built into daily life. Residents don't have to go far to enjoy Summerville's best.
Strategic Access: The easy access to major highways (I-26 and US-78) is a significant highlight, enabling convenient travel for work or leisure across the Charleston metropolitan area and beyond.

It is important to note that like any community, there can be areas for improvement. Some past resident feedback has mentioned concerns about road conditions (potholes) and parking regulations, including towing. Potential residents are encouraged to inquire directly with park management about current efforts to address such issues and to understand all community guidelines, especially regarding parking.

Promotions or Special Offers

Specific promotions or special offers at Summer Village Mobile Home Park are not consistently advertised publicly and tend to change. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on any available promotions, such as move-in specials, reduced security deposits, or incentives for new residents, it is always recommended to contact Summer Village Mobile Home Park directly. In the competitive South Carolina housing market, parks may occasionally offer incentives to attract new residents, so inquiring can be beneficial.

Contact Information

For inquiries, tours, or to learn more about lot availability and specific community guidelines, please use the following contact details:

Address: 101 Winter Dr, Summerville, SC 29483, USA

Phone: (843) 285-9884

Mobile Phone: +1 843-285-9884

We encourage prospective residents to reach out to the park management to schedule a visit and discuss any questions you may have about becoming a part of the Summer Village community. Direct communication is the best way to get personalized information and ensure it aligns with your specific needs.

Conclusion: Why Summer Village Mobile Home Park is Suitable for Locals

For many in South Carolina, particularly those looking for a sense of community and accessible living in a desirable area, Summer Village Mobile Home Park in Summerville presents a compelling option. Its suitability for locals stems from several key factors that resonate with the priorities of residents across our state.

Firstly, the location in Summerville is a major draw. Summerville offers a unique blend of Southern charm, historical richness, and modern conveniences. Being minutes from local parks, the Ashley River, diverse dining, and essential grocery stores means residents can enjoy a high quality of life without long commutes for daily necessities or leisure activities. For those working in Charleston or needing access to broader metropolitan amenities, the swift connections to Highway 26 and Highway 78 are invaluable, providing an excellent balance between suburban tranquility and urban accessibility.

Secondly, the community aspect often highlighted by residents speaks to a desire for connection and a neighborly atmosphere. The pride residents take in their well-maintained yards contributes to a pleasant environment, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and community spirit that many South Carolinians cherish. This can be a significant advantage for individuals and families looking for more than just a place to live, but a place where they feel genuinely at home and connected to their neighbors.

While it's always wise to consider all aspects, including addressing any specific concerns directly with park management regarding infrastructure or rules, the overall offering of Summer Village Mobile Home Park aligns well with what many local users seek: a practical, community-focused, and well-located living solution. It provides an opportunity to experience the charm of Summerville living in a setting that aims to be both comfortable and convenient. If you're a local resident considering your housing options, Summer Village Mobile Home Park is certainly worth exploring as a potential place to establish your roots in the Lowcountry.

Reviews

I have lived here for a while for around 6 years and for the most part the park has been going down hill there is an increasing number of pot holes in the neighborhood that has remained unfilled also the prices continue to rise. Sometimes driving around can be dificult due to cars parked on the side of the road. The people who live here are very nice and keep there yards well kept.

Jun 21, 2019 · Samuel York

Friends are living in there or about to and so far so good! Well at least I thought it was good until further the days went on...so they had 3 couples living there and 2 spaces to park and no parking in the grass or on the curb to the road. So they found out the hard way. Couple 1 left car on curb at night and it got snatched up by a tow truck. $325 to get it out. Couple weeks later other couple backed on to grass and it got snatched up also. $325. The manager of the park is a &^%$.

Feb 09, 2021 · Bobbi Shank

I wouldn't recommend this trailer park even to my worst enemy! This place was so talked up by the woman selling the trailer, she said it was a family friendly place and very well maintained. Ummmm NO it's not. I mean by all means move here if you'd like your home broke into twice, things stolen from your yard, drugs being sold just across the street from your home, or your very own car towed from your home which cost you 275.00 to get from the car towing place! During holidays be careful about having family over or their car could be towed if parked along the street (just like others, but you never see them towed.) Hoping to relocate very soon!

Mar 02, 2021 · Angela Duncan

Over charging for rent during a pandemic which is immoral, unprofessional, unreasonable, and unjustifiable. Pandemic aside they raise the rent often and outside of the reasonable cost of living and then continues to raise the rent. The property management is under trained, under qualified, and likewise unprofessional. The rent is currently $515 pm and I'm sure soon to rise again. They allow drug dealers, drug addicts, gang members, etc even though they do background checks that are supposed to prevent consecutively unsavory individuals from moving into the community. The property manager herself got into a relationship with a life long woman beater, who assaults every female who crosses him, I mean that with all provable sincerity. Corporate influence is literally non existent and strictly following a code of non compliance. All they care about is raising the rent regardless if it's morally or legally justifiable. In a time where the entire world is in chaos over a viral pathogen taking more lives than anyone could have predicted. When jobs are still to this day pumping out the layoffs, bankruptcy, foreclosure, and a world at the Verge of utter financial collapse. That a corporate troll could so often and so drastically raise lot rent without reason, without justifiable purpose. The park Manager is borderline personality, her openly physically abusive partner who is a long time career criminal, drug addicted sociopath and a born danger to society and women in general. The neighborhood floods sewage more than run off during small storms, and many many more embarrassing and unecessary facts about this mobile home park I could go on about. What once was a close knit community has disintegrated into a cattle hall for cash cows, and a drug fueled trailer park mafia left to fester by the corporation even after all the evidence and legitimate claims and complaints about the issues at hand. Are played off as off they are taking your complaints and comments into account. Only to no matter what have to walk outside and worry about my neighbor being a drug addled career criminal and what level of unhinged he could become. There is no rating low enough for the trailer park or it's corporate influence. Don't take my word for it.. if you're interested in moving here. Knock on some doors. Ask the neighbors here in the community. This once was a quiet, nice place to live. But you'll have to pay for a background check that doesn't matter because they don't care. They just want your money. I wish you all the best. Stay safe, god bless.

Jan 24, 2021 · The harbinger Of truth

DO NOT MOVE HERE!! I've lived in this mobile home park since 2016. Here's a list of things that anyone should be aware of before moving here: 1. In 2017 the lot rent was increased by $35 "for improvements to the community". Only improvements made we're repainting the speed bumps twice a year, even though the roads were in pretty sad repair. The new manager Crystal, also towed my husbands vehicle 3 days before a hurricane, that was sitting in our own driveway, because it hadn't moved in a few weeks. It was broken down and we were saving money to repair it. Cars parked all over the side of the streets making it difficult to manuever. 2. In 2018, the lot rent increased again by $60 "for improvements to the community". Again, only repainted speed bumps twice that year. Additionally, the back street flooded so badly due to inadequate drainage (which management had been aware of for several years) when it rains, that my car got flooded in my driveway to the point that I had to have a new motor put in. Also again, street parking and more pot holes. 3. In 2019 already the lot rent is set to increase again by another $45 "for improvements to the community". Where are these improvements? I received a final notice (for which I never received a first notice) about a broken blind. Just one. It's not even broken, my son had a toy leaned against it which pulled it down a bit. Again, street parking and more pot holes. The worst of which has now been filled in with unpacked clay dirt. It's rained for the past 3 days...what do you think happened to that dirt? The manager Crystal, blatantly disregards the terms of the lease for whomever she chooses. In the lease it states no work is to be done on vehicles in driveways. She completely looked the other way as a full on vehicle PAINTING TENT was erected 2 doors down from her office for over two weeks. She is never in the office during business hours, nor does she answer the phone. When she was informed about my car motor I was told "you have insurance so..." I repeat DO NOT MOVE HERE. You will regret it, just like I do.

Jun 13, 2019 · Tamara Helms

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