Bayview Acres at the intersection of Coleman Boulevard and Houston Northcutt in Mount Pleasant is an established neighborhood with immediate access to downtown Charleston and the beaches. Click on the triangular play button below to watch a video overview of Bayview.

It’s rare to see snow accumulate in Charleston. The Post and Courier newspaper pulled together some great photos of the snow that arrive on Friday night, February 12, 2010. Click here to see pictures of the snow in Charleston. You might not see anything like this again for another 10 or more years.

I’On is a great village within Mount Pleasant. It has quick commutes to downtown and the beaches. With great attention to historical details, the neighborhood is part of the “New Urbanism” movement, with integrated parks and green space. The neighborhood includes Lakes, a Montessori school and the I’On Club among many other amenities.

If you are thinking of living on an island just off the coast of Charleston, look no further.  I just staged a house there that is absolutely lovely.  With new granite, new stainless appliances and incredible views from almost every room, this is a must see on Dewees Island.  The ferry ride over is a lot of fun and you can sometimes see dolphins along the way.   The way of life there is very natural and everyone I have met was very friendly.  The beaches are pristine.  You owe it to yourself to make an appointment to see this house!  Just give Reggie a call at Simplistate and he will be glad to show it to you. 

Creekside is one of the many hidden jewels of Mount Pleasant. Tucked behind some shopping centers, the neighborhood is between Highway 17 and Shem Creek. It’s community pool and tennis club is so nice that many residents from other neighborhoods, such as the Old Village and The Groves, join in the summer. Check out this video to see more of the highlights and get a feel for the neighborhood.