Nestled In Nature Surrounded By Majestic Oaks, 1722 Latroy Ave., Tms# 556-00-00-495 Is Just A Small Piece To A Magnificent Puzzle. Also Included In The Sale Is, Tms# 556-00-00-430 (1770 Latroy Av...
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1954 Sandy Point Lane
Mount Pleasant, Sc 29466
$4,500,000
- 6 Beds
- 6 Full Baths
- 2 Half Baths
- 7,199 SqFt
Situated On Its Own Private Island In Rivertowne On The Wando, This Sprawling Custom Home Has Deep Water Access On The Wando With An Amazing Dock And Boat Lift. This Home Is The Perfect Marriage O...
Just Minutes From Historic Downtown Charleston And Sullivan's Island, In The Charming Old Village Of Mount Pleasant, Lies 734 Pitt Street, A Sophisticated, Contemporary Residence, Envisioned And B...
Incredible Deep-water Lowcountry Home On The Iconic Shem Creek. This Home Boasts A Spacious Chef's Kitchen With Magnificent Views So You Can Enjoy The Wildlife & Sunsets While Prepping Dinner Or E...
1962 Sandy Point Lane
Mount Pleasant, Sc 29466
$3,295,000
- 5 Beds
- 5 Full Baths
- 3 Half Baths
- 6,716 SqFt
Experience Private Island Waterfront Living On The Scenic Wando River. This Deepwater Estate On The Tip Of River Towne Is Being Offered For Sale By The Original Owners. This Custom-built And Desig...
Stunning Custom Home With Water Views And Acreage Located In An Exclusive Gated Golf Community With Club Facilities - This Is A True Country Lifestyle With Privacy And Pristine Natural Beauty - On...
92 On The Harbor Drive
Mount Pleasant, Sc 29464
$2,300,000
- 4 Beds
- 3 Full Baths
- 1 Half Baths
- 3,692 SqFt
Imagine Coming Home To Amazing Sunset Views Overlooking Charleston Harbor And The Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge! This Traditional Brick Home Features 10' Ceilings On The 1st Floor, Heart Pine Floors, A...
3909 Ashton Shore Lane
Mount Pleasant, Sc 29466
$2,250,000
- 5 Beds
- 4 Full Baths
- 1 Half Baths
- 5,368 SqFt
Currently Under Construction In Park Island, A Gated Waterfront Community, Approximately 20 Acres Long, Located In The Sought Community Of Park West. Park Island Encompasses A Total Of 33 Homes/ho...
A Rare Find In The Reserve Section Of The Exclusive Olde Park Subdivision. This Majestic Brick Home Is A Must See! Impressive Double Porches With White Columns Greet You. Inside Enjoy The 10' Ceil...
Opportunity To Have New Construction In The Heart Of Old Mount Pleasant. Edwards Place Consists Of Only 10 Home Sites And Just A Few Remain. Several House Plans Are Being Developed To Compliment T...
In 1680, Captain Florentia O’Sullivan was granted the land area now known as Sullivan’s Island and the Old Village of Mt. Pleasant. Settlers fended off French and Spanish attacks and became prosperous through shipbuilding business, mechanical rice cultivation, and agricultural farming. During the Revolutionary War, British troops tried to capture Charleston in 1776, but under the leadership of Colonel William Moultrie, the patriots were able to stop the British troops, thus re-energizing America’s spirit. After this significant victory, the fort became rightfully known as Fort Moultrie and is one of the oldest standing forts in our nation. Built out of palmetto logs, the fort was used in subsequent wars.
Not only was Mt. Pleasant a focal point during the Revolutionary War, but it was also a battleground during the Civil War. The first shots fired to initiate the war came from Citadel cadets at Fort Sumter. Confederate soldiers occupied the fort and, during this time, Mt. Pleasant held secret training for the Confederate submarine, the CSS H.L. Hunley, a vessel that sunk after deployment from Breach Inlet. Mt. Pleasant and Charleston surrendered to Union troops on February 26, 1865. Years later, Fort Sumter was also used during the Spanish-American War, World War I, and World War II. Today, visitors can can tour both the restored fort and resurrected submarine, H.L. Hunley. As folks moved back to Mt. Pleasant after the Civil War, the town experienced steady and sustainable growth. The past few decades Mt. Pleasant has become the premier place to live in Charleston County. The strong sense of community, close proximity to the beaches on Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms, and its Blue Ribbon schools make it an ideal choice for families, retirees, and young adults.
Furthermore, Mt. Pleasant has a wide array of amenities, entertainment venues, and shopping establishments. Apart from its historical landmarks such as Alhambra Hall, Ft. Moultrie, Charles Pinckney House, and Boone Hall Plantation, children enjoy roaming progressive parks like Memorial Waterfront Park and jumping at Sky Zone, an indoor trampoline complex. Other recreational activities include paddle boarding down Shem Creek; fishing off the Mt. Pleasant Pier; biking trails in the Francis Marion Forest; golfing at Charleston National, Patriot’s Point, Snee Farm, or Dunes West; playing tennis in a casual club or competitive USTA league; enjoying nature at Palmetto State Park; driving race cars at Charleston Fun Park; and participating in recreational league sports such as flag football, soccer, baseball and basketball. Mt. Pleasant is well known for its athletic aptitude and the town is proud to produce numerous state championships. Though the town does not have an indoor mall, it does have numerous outdoor shopping complexes with anchor chain stores like Belk, Stein Mart, Walmart and Hobby Lobby, and southern boutiques such as Teal, Carolina Girls, Blush, and Coastal Cupboard. These include Belle Hall Shopping Center on Long Point Road, Town Center on Highway 17, Wando Crossing, and The Market at Oakland in North Mt. Pleasant. Additionally, many large neighborhoods have their own shopping plaza as well, allowing residents to walk, bike, or take their golf cart to the grocery store, bakery, bagel shop, or nail salon. These commercial complexes are found at Seaside Farms, I’on, Park West, Carolina Park, Rivertowne, and Charleston National.
Residents of Mt. Pleasant need not cross the Ravenel Bridge to find delicious diners and trendy bars. With more than 150 restaurants (and growing) in town, families are certain to appease their appetite at local favorites like Tavern and Table, The Red Drum, Graze, Page’s Okra Grill, and Melvin’s BBQ to name a few. After dinner, adults continue to mix and mingle at traditional and hip bars like The Crafty Draught, Locals Bar, King Street Bar and Grille, and Art's Bar and Grill, an iconic - albeit unpretentious - pub where Darius Rucker recently popped in for Karaoke night.
From its rural suburban start to its present day popularity, Mt. Pleasant real estate is Charleston’s most active market. Homes for sale in Mt. Pleasant do not last long and because the town partners with smart growth efforts and conservation groups, limitations exist for new developments, both residential and commercial.
The data relating to real estate for sale on this web site comes in part from the Broker ReciprocitySM Program of the Charleston Trident Multiple Listing Service. Real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than NV Realty Group are marked with the Broker ReciprocitySM logo or the Broker ReciprocitySM thumbnail logo (a little black house) and detailed information about them includes the name of the listing brokers.