News Title:Lennar Opens Sales at Calabash Pointe, With Townhome Floor Plans Starting at $265,000
Lennar has started selling townhomes at Calabash Pointe, a new townhome community in Calabash, North Carolina, with floor plans and pricing now available for prospective buyers.
The new townhome community of Calabash Pointe seems to be appropriately named, as the location is situated literally at the “point” where Hickman Road NW intersects with Highway 17 in Calabash. The property occupies a highly visible location along one of the area's primary north-south highways, providing convenient access to the surrounding coastal communities of southern Brunswick County and the northern Grand Strand.
Calabash Pointe is positioned just minutes from the restaurants, seafood dining, and locally owned shops that have helped establish Calabash as a popular coastal destination. The community also offers convenient access to Sunset Beach and Ocean Isle Beach, while North Myrtle Beach and the greater Myrtle Beach area are within driving distance to the south. With Highway 17 providing a direct connection to nearby shopping, restaurants, golf courses, and other everyday services, the location offers a combination of coastal convenience and access to the broader region.
Perfectly situated in the heart of the coastal Carolinas, this thoughtfully planned neighborhood of Calabash Pointe will offer modern townhome living just minutes from the beach, local dining, and the charming shops of Calabash. Designed for convenience and comfort, Calabash Pointe will provide homeowners with a low-maintenance lifestyle in a highly desirable location, making it an appealing choice for both full-time residents and vacation homeowners.
Calabash Pointe will have one access point off Hickman Road NW and two access points off Highway 17, providing multiple entrances to the development.
The townhome community of Calabash Pointe, being developed on an approximate 55.1-acre piece of land, will be rather unique in that nearly 80% of the property will be open space. This substantial amount of open space will distinguish the development from more densely built townhome communities, with much of the overall property remaining outside the areas occupied by buildings and associated development.
Lennar is the builder in Calabash Pointe.
Plans from Lennar for this new townhome community of Calabash Pointe show approximately 35 separate buildings, with the following breakdown of townhome units:
17 buildings with 6 townhomes
14 buildings with 7 townhomes
4 buildings with 4 townhomes
Jordan The Jordan townhome floor plan in Calabash Pointe by Lennar has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and approximately 1,998 square feet of living space. This new two-story home showcases a first-level owner's suite, which comes complete with a full-sized bathroom and a large walk-in closet. It provides homeowners easy access to the open-plan layout located among the family room, breakfast area, and a well-equipped kitchen. Upstairs, a central loft provides additional entertainment space and divides the two secondary bedrooms, one of which connects directly to a shared bathroom.
As of October 2026, Lennar is pricing the Jordan plan in Calabash Pointe from $265,000.
Thatcher The Thatcher townhome floor plan in Calabash Pointe by Lennar has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and approximately 2,400 square feet of living space. This new two-story home offers plenty of space for families to grow and entertain. Down the foyer is a modern open-plan layout situated among the kitchen, dining room, and family room. The owner's suite is tucked into a corner of the first floor with a private bathroom and closet, while upstairs are two bedrooms and a sprawling multipurpose loft.
Lennar is also offering the Jordan and Thatcher floor plans in other local Myrtle Beach area townhome communities, including Champions Park in Little River and Forestbrook Village.
As of October 2026, Lennar is pricing the Thatcher plan in Calabash Pointe from $280,000.
NOTE: Calabash Pointe was formerly known as Hickman Farms when the new home community was going through the approval phase.