Mount Pleasant, SC Neighborhoods & Communities

Mount Pleasant stretches from the historic streets of the Old Village, minutes from downtown Charleston and Shem Creek, out to the master-planned communities north of the Isle of Palms Connector. Whichever part of town you're drawn to, the area is shaped by the same things: tidal creeks and marsh views around nearly every corner, some of the highest-rated schools in the Charleston region, and quick access to the beaches of Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms. Below is a full directory of Mount Pleasant neighborhoods and communities, organized the way local buyers and agents actually talk about them — Inner Mount Pleasant and Outer Mount Pleasant.

Inner Mount Pleasant Neighborhoods

South of the Isle of Palms Connector. Generally the town's older, more established neighborhoods — closer to downtown Charleston and the beaches, with homes typically starting in the $500s and running well into the millions on the water.

Alston Point* Back Bay Village Bayview Acres Belle Hall* Bentley Park Brookgreen Meadows Center Lake Chadbury Village Chelsea Park Cooper Estates Coopers Landing* Creekside Park Crown Pointe* Daybreak East Crossing* Fiddlers Marsh Fox Pond Glenlake The Groves Hamlet Square Harborgate Shores Harbour Watch Heritage Heron Pointe Hidden Lakes Hobcaw Creek Plantation Hobcaw Point I'On Ivy Hall* Lakeshore Landings Run Laurel Lakes Mallard Lakes Marsh Harbor Molasses Creek Moss Park New Parrish Village Oak Park Oakhaven The Old Village Olde Park Patriots Providence Pinckney Place Pirates Cove Point Pleasant Quail Hollow Queens Row Ravens Run River Reach at Remley's Point Scotts Creek Shellpoint Snee Farm Wakendaw Lakes Wando Lakes

Outer Mount Pleasant Neighborhoods

North of the Isle of Palms Connector. Larger, newer master-planned communities built mostly from the late 1990s through the mid-2000s boom, many with their own pools, golf courses, shops, and schools inside the neighborhood. Homes generally start in the $500s.

A handful of communities above (marked with *) sit near the Inner/Outer dividing line or have mixed sourcing on exact boundaries — Chris, worth a quick gut-check on these since you know the market better than any web search: Alston Point, Belle Hall, Coopers Landing, Crown Pointe, East Crossing, Ivy Hall, Watermark. Sewee Preserve is included for completeness but sits north of Mount Pleasant's town limits near Awendaw, sharing a Mount Pleasant mailing address.

Not sure which Mount Pleasant neighborhood fits your lifestyle and budget? Chris Eller has spent more than 22 years in Charleston-area luxury real estate, new construction, and land development — including deep experience across every pocket of Mount Pleasant.

Contact Chris Eller — chris@iconicdevelopments.com