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We are moving to South Carolina from Pennsylvania and we are looking over the internet and found a couple properties in Charleston National and we are wondering if that is a good section of Mount Pleasant? Thank you, It is just a little hard doing this over the computer since we are so far away.
I don't live anywhere near there but have friends in Charleston National. Every time we're in that neighborhood we're impressed. It's beautiful, can't go wrong.
I don't live anywhere near there but have friends in Charleston National. Every time we're in that neighborhood we're impressed. It's beautiful, can't go wrong.
Here is a video I took of Charleston National a while back. Some of the better Realtor web sites in my opinion will have videos, photos, school and other information related to many of the different subdivisions in Mt. Pleasant.
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Originally Posted by goldoold
We are moving to South Carolina from Pennsylvania and we are looking over the internet and found a couple properties in Charleston National and we are wondering if that is a good section of Mount Pleasant? Thank you, It is just a little hard doing this over the computer since we are so far away.
We are moving to South Carolina from Pennsylvania and we are looking over the internet and found a couple properties in Charleston National and we are wondering if that is a good section of Mount Pleasant? Thank you, It is just a little hard doing this over the computer since we are so far away.
Charleston National is a great area. About as far up Rte 17N as one can go and still be in Mount Pleasant. It is "across" Rte 17 from Wando High, A great school but someone already covered that nicely.
Couple of cavaets and maybe not issues" Charleston National is a public golf course, not a private golf club. Homeowners pay a "social?? dues" (about $30.00 per month) to the golf club even if they do not use the club. Check on this. Some get upset at this "fee" others consider it as a cost of living in a nice area.
In that same area, look at Park West. A multitude of different sections/neigborhoods. Many amenities, connecting path ways, close to primary and middle schools, about 2 miles south of Wando High just off Rte 17.
You better look very close at the construction of the house. I had a buddy that liver there for a few years. Some of the exterior wood was cheap particle board. He had to replace a good bit of it before he sold the house.
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