Mount Pleasant, SC: A Great Place to Live
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, is only minutes northeast of Charleston and is also a quick trip from Daniel Island, Sullivan’s Island and the Isle of Palms. Local beaches and upscale communities draw those looking for the convenience and style of living Mount Pleasant offers.
Mount Pleasant was little more than a small town until well into the 20th century, populated in part by Charlestonians wealthy enough to afford summer homes on the other side of the Cooper River.
Mount Pleasant’s growing population supports an ever-expanding array of dining, shopping and entertainment opportunities. The state-of-the-art Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge has linked Mount Pleasant with Charleston since 2005, and extensive improvements are currently underway on Highway 17 in Mount Pleasant.
MOUNT PLEASANT NEIGHBORHOODS
For those looking for a new place to call home, Mount Pleasant has numerous communities offering wonderful features, amenities and conveniences that make East Cooper one of the area’s most desirable places to live.
Take, for example, Hibben in Belle Hall. Hibben is a delightful blend of houses built in the Charleston style, set along sidewalks that invite you to go for a relaxing stroll or a long, invigorating run.
The luxury three- and four-bedroom town homes at 656 Coleman Blvd. are within walking distance of Shem Creek, restaurants, retail shops and Mount Pleasant’s ubiquitous entertainment. Residents of Brickyard Plantation enjoy amenities such as an elegant clubhouse, tennis courts and pool, but best of all are the boat launch and floating dock on Horlbeck Creek. With a scenic entrance on Highway 17, Etiwan Pointe’s luxurious town homes just off Long Point Road in Mount Pleasant are only minutes away from area beaches. Etiwan Pointe residents enjoy an oversized first level, complete with a two-car garage and generous storage space.
OTHER NEARBY NEIGHBORHOODS
On Johns Island, you will find Whitney Lake town homes, a residential community set around a spring-fed lake. Interiors are designed to appeal to the upscale buyer, with hardwood floors downstairs and luxurious carpeting upstairs. Whitney Lake is near local attractions such as the Charleston Tea Plantation, the Angel Oak and Kiawah Island’s Beachwalker Park. Freshfields Village on Johns Island has a farmers’ market every Monday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Located between Seabrook Island and Kiawah Island, Freshfields Village is becoming a tourist destination.
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