Mount Pleasant, SC Homes for Sale with an ADU

Tucked away on a private drive with no HOA and located within the highly sought-after Mount Pleasant school district, this beautifully maintained Craftsman-style home offers the perfect blend of charm, functionality, and flexibility. Inspired by one of Hunter Quinn Builders' most popular model homes, this spacious 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence boasts nearly 3,400 square feet of thoughtfully

Nia Swinton-Jenkins Carolina One Real Estate

Old Mount Pleasant charm meets highly sought after single story living in this fully renovated ranch home. Set in a lush landscape of Live Oaks and local flora, this home boasts one of the largest lots in the neighborhood and is only six minutes from the front door to Sullivan's Island. A cute covered porch greets you and welcomes you into a wide open floor plan which lives larger than the square

Don Dawson Carolina One Real Estate

Welcome to 362 6th Avenue, a stunning newly constructed residence offering refined Lowcountry luxury in one of Mount Pleasant's most sought-after locations. Thoughtfully designed with elevated finishes and exceptional craftsmanship, this home is minutes from a boat landing, upscale shopping, acclaimed restaurants, medical centers, schools, and Downtown Charleston.The property spans an impressive

Danielle Hartley The Boulevard Company

Luxury Living with a Fully Equipped ADU in the Heart of Daniel IslandWelcome to 1483 Wando Landing Street, Daniel Island, SC, where timeless Lowcountry architecture meets exceptional flexibility. This beautifully designed property features a 3,080-square-foot main residence with 4 bedrooms, a dedicated home office, a spacious bonus room, and a sought-after first-floor primary suite, plus a

George Jarck Realty ONE Group Coastal

Positioned on an oversized homesite in South Mount Pleasant, 1178 Lazy Lane was not designed as a typical home -- it was built as a long-term performing investment. Every decision, from structure to layout to mechanical systems, prioritizes durability, livability, and future ownership costs. The plan centers around how families actually use space: main-level primary living, flexible gathering

Hayley Smith The Exchange Company, LLC