Sandy Pointe Homes for Sale in Bluffton, SC

What Is Sandy Pointe?

Sandy Pointe is a non-gated, single-family home community in Bluffton, South Carolina, located off Buckwalter Parkway in the 29910 zip code. The community was developed and built entirely by Craftbuilt Homes and includes 200 single-family homes. Amenities include a community pool, a pool building, a playground, and a basketball court.

Where Is Sandy Pointe Located?

Sandy Pointe sits off Buckwalter Parkway in Bluffton, with community access off Lake Point Drive. The Buckwalter Parkway area places residents within reach of Old Town Bluffton, Bluffton Parkway, and the shopping and services along Buckwalter Parkway itself.

Homes and Home Styles in Sandy Pointe

All homes in Sandy Pointe are single-family homes built by Craftbuilt Homes. Based on the community's recorded floor plans, homes range from about 1,222 to 1,485 heated square feet, and are consistently 3 bedroom, 2 full bath layouts, with two of the plans adding a half bath. Garages vary by floor plan, with one-car, two-car, and no-garage homes all found within the community.

Floor plan availability changes as homes resell. Contact Carl for current listings and floor plans available in Sandy Pointe.

Amenities in Sandy Pointe

Sandy Pointe's amenities are built around a community pool, a playground, and a basketball court. There is no clubhouse building beyond the pool building, and no walking trail system within the community.

Schools Near Sandy Pointe

Sandy Pointe is served by Bluffton Elementary School, Bluffton Middle School, and Bluffton High School. Attendance zones can change, so buyers should confirm current school assignment for a specific property directly with Beaufort County School District.

What Does It Cost to Own in Sandy Pointe?

Sandy Pointe carries an annual POA fee that covers the community pool, playground, basketball court, and common area maintenance. Fees, transfer charges, and assessments change from year to year, so current figures are best confirmed on Carl's Bluffton HOA Fees and Transfer Fees page rather than stated here.

Rental leases carry a 12-month minimum, which is worth knowing for buyers weighing Sandy Pointe against a short-term rental strategy.

What I Like About Sandy Pointe

I like that Sandy Pointe is pretty easy to understand. The homes are modest in size, the community has a pool, playground, and basketball court, and the Buckwalter Parkway location puts a lot of Bluffton within fairly easy reach. The lagoon at the entrance also gives the neighborhood an attractive first impression and adds some visual character as you enter the community. If you don't need a large house, Sandy Pointe is worth putting on the list.

What Buyers Should Know Before Choosing Sandy Pointe

Sandy Pointe's floor plans run smaller, from about 1,222 to 1,485 square feet, so buyers looking for a larger home should size up expectations accordingly.

Based on Sandy Pointe community rules reviewed in August 2026, the community has a detailed set of parking and vehicle restrictions. All vehicles must park in the driveway or garage, overnight street parking is not allowed between midnight and 6 a.m., and boats, campers, RVs, and trailers over 20 feet are prohibited entirely (smaller units are permitted only if stored inside a garage with the door closed). Since not every floor plan in Sandy Pointe includes a garage, buyers who plan to keep a boat or RV at home should confirm both the rule and whether a specific home has garage space before writing an offer.

There is no walking trail system within the community, and rental leases carry a 12-month minimum, which rules out short-term or vacation rental use. Association rules can change, so buyers should review the current governing documents before purchasing.

Sandy Pointe also attracts some long-term rental investors. Buyers who care about the mix of owner-occupied and tenant-occupied homes should ask about current rental activity before purchasing.

Is Sandy Pointe a Good Fit for You?

Sandy Pointe tends to fit buyers looking for a smaller single-family home with a more modest overall price point, and who want a community pool, playground, and basketball court. It also fits buyers planning to rent the home out for 12 months or longer, given the community's minimum lease term.

Buyers who want a larger single-family home, more extensive community amenities, or the ability to keep a boat or full-size RV at home should look at other Bluffton communities instead.

Sandy Pointe Flood Zone

Based on FEMA flood zone mapping reviewed on 8/14/2026, Sandy Pointe falls within Zone X, an area outside FEMA's Special Flood Hazard Area. Flood zone designations can be updated by FEMA, so buyers should confirm the current designation for a specific address before closing.

Similar Bluffton Communities to Consider

If Sandy Pointe is close to what you're looking for but you want to see a few other Bluffton options, these communities may also be worth comparing:

• Edgefield
• The Willows
• Pine Ridge
• The Farm at Buckwalter

Frequently Asked Questions About Sandy Pointe

Recently Sold Homes in Sandy Pointe

See what has sold in Sandy Pointe over the past six months to get a feel for current pricing and pace of sales.