New construction homes in Rock Hill, SC
Rock Hill is the largest city in York County, about 25 miles south of Uptown Charlotte along I-77. New construction here includes townhomes from the upper $200s and single-family communities from the $360s, many of them on the city's east and south sides near I-77, and owner-occupants get South Carolina's 4% assessment on their property taxes.
Community list updated November 7, 2026. Prices are builder "from" prices and change often.
New-home communities selling now
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Hardy Pond
David Weekley Homes
From $530s
⚡ 6 quick move-ins, $530k–$640k; builder lists them as ready now
Hardy Pond Townhomes
David Weekley Homes
From $290s
⚡ 5 quick move-ins, $299k–$319k; 4 ready now, 1 ready Dec. 30, 2026
Bratton Pointe
Mattamy Homes
From $390s
⚡ 4 quick move-ins, $399,990–$509,990 (ready dates not shown)
The Townes at Bratton Pointe
Mattamy Homes
From $290s
⚡ 7 quick move-ins, $299,990–$364,990 (ready dates not shown)
Stoneridge Hills
Terrata Homes
From $490s
âš¡ Move-in-ready homes on 3 plans from $494,900
Colvin Park
True Homes
From $360s
⚡ 2 quick move-ins, $369,900–$459,900 (ready dates not shown)
Enclave at Wild Rose
True Homes
From $480s
Waterford Commons
Eastwood Homes
From $460s
⚡ 18 homes under construction, $539,900–$634,900 (ready dates not shown)
Riverwalk
Avencia Homes
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Allison Meadows
Pulte Homes
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Need to move sooner?
7 of the communities below have quick move-in homes that are finished or close to it, so you could be in within 30–60 days. Quick move-ins are often where builders offer the biggest incentives, because they want them sold.
Tell me your budget and timing, and I'll send you every quick move-in in Rock Hill with current pricing and incentives, from about 42 homes I'm tracking.
What to know before you buy
Rock Hill sits along I-77 about 25 miles south of Uptown Charlotte. Off-peak, the drive is roughly 30 to 40 minutes depending on which side of the city you start from, and rush-hour traffic through Fort Mill and the state line can add a good deal of time.
The city has its own downtown, Old Town, with restaurants, shops and Fountain Park, plus Winthrop University. Outdoor space includes the Riverwalk trails along the Catawba River, Glencairn Garden and Cherry Park, and the Rock Hill Sports & Event Center hosts indoor tournaments and events.
Most current new-home communities are single-family neighborhoods from national and regional builders, with a few townhome sections mixed in. Published HOA dues run about $110 to $165 per month where builders list them.
South Carolina assesses an owner-occupied primary home at 4% of its value and credits the school operating levy, so a primary residence inside Rock Hill city limits pays roughly 0.86% of its value per year and one in unincorporated Rock Hill closer to 0.53%, before any other credits. Rental or second homes are assessed at 6% and pay more.
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Call 980-372-7980Buying new construction in Rock Hill
What do new homes in Rock Hill cost right now?
As of early November 2026, new townhomes start in the upper $200s at The Townes at Bratton Pointe and Hardy Pond Townhomes. Single-family homes start in the $360s at Colvin Park and the $390s at Bratton Pointe, with most other communities in the $460s to $530s. Prices and incentives change often, so check current pricing before you tour.
How do property taxes in Rock Hill compare with Charlotte?
South Carolina assesses an owner-occupied primary home at 4% of its value and credits the school operating levy. Based on York County's 2025 millage as summarized by a third-party site, that works out to roughly 0.86% of the home's value per year inside Rock Hill city limits and about 0.53% in unincorporated Rock Hill, before other credits. Rental or second homes are assessed at 6%, so ask the York County Auditor for a parcel-level estimate.
How long is the commute to Uptown Charlotte?
Off-peak, most Rock Hill communities are about 30 to 40 minutes from Uptown via I-77. Rush-hour traffic through Fort Mill and across the state line can add a lot of time, so test the drive at your actual commute hours.
Are there quick move-in homes available in Rock Hill?
Yes. In early November 2026, builder sites and NewHomeSource showed about 42 quick move-in or under-construction homes across Rock Hill, including finished townhomes at Hardy Pond and The Townes at Bratton Pointe and a large group of homes under construction at Waterford Commons. Terrata also lists move-in-ready homes at Stoneridge Hills.
Which school district serves new homes in Rock Hill?
Most Rock Hill addresses are served by Rock Hill Schools (York County School District 3). Some addresses with a Rock Hill mailing address near Lake Wylie can fall in a different district, so confirm the assigned schools for a specific homesite with the district before you buy.
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