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Four Seasons at Hilton Head Lakes

Hardeeville, SC · Lennar · ~600 homes planned · Active construction · The newest 55+ entry in the Hilton Head market — and the county line issue every buyer must understand before purchasing

~600
Homes Planned
~$280/mo
HOA (est.)
$350K–$550K
Price Range
Lennar
Builder
Hardeeville
Location
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Lennar's Newest 55+ Community in the Hilton Head Market

Four Seasons at Hilton Head Lakes is Lennar's entry into the 55+ Hilton Head corridor, built around a lake setting in Hardeeville, SC. It is the most recently launched major 55+ community in this market and is still in active construction phases as of 2026. Buyers purchasing now are early in the community's development arc — which has both advantages and real considerations to evaluate carefully.

Lennar's Everything's Included program means standard home features that cost extra elsewhere — quartz countertops, luxury vinyl plank, smart home package, stainless appliances — come standard. When comparing sticker prices to Del Webb or K. Hovnanian, a same-price Lennar home often has $30,000–$50,000 more in included features. Apples-to-apples specification comparison is essential before dismissing or embracing any price point.

The County Line Issue — Must-Know Before Purchasing

Four Seasons at Hilton Head Lakes is in Hardeeville. Some parcels in this development may fall in Jasper County rather than Beaufort County. This matters enormously: Jasper County has different millage rates, different exemption forms, and different auditor processes than Beaufort County. A Jasper County parcel may also require different documentation for the SC 65+ homestead exemption. Always confirm which county your specific lot is in before making an offer — not the community generally, but your parcel specifically.

Lennar Everything's Included — How to Compare Prices Correctly

When a buyer compares a $420,000 Lennar home to a $400,000 Del Webb home, the $20,000 price difference is not the right comparison. The Del Webb home at $400,000 likely has builder-grade finishes. To get the equivalent specification — quartz, LVP, smart home, stainless — buyers typically add $25,000–$50,000 in upgrades. The Lennar home at $420,000 may already include all of that.

Build a specification-matched comparison before concluding that any builder is cheaper or more expensive. The sales office at Four Seasons can provide a standard feature list; compare it line by line against competitor upgrade sheets.

Active Construction — What to Know Before You Buy

Advantages of buying now:

  • New construction pricing before sellout
  • Ability to customize options and finishes
  • Lennar's standard high-spec features included
  • Early residents shape community culture
  • Potential appreciation as community matures

Risks to evaluate:

  • Construction noise and traffic for years
  • Amenities may not be fully delivered yet
  • HOA fees can shift as community builds out
  • Social programming limited until critical mass
  • Resale values less established than Sun City

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