2308 Skyler Dr Mount Pleasant, SC 29466

Welcome to Mount Pleasant's brand new premier neighborhood, Oyster Point! Just 4 miles from Isle of Palms and 2 miles from Towne Centre! This highly anticipated community is located five minutes from Isle of Palms Beach and is situated overlooking Hamlin Sound and Gray Bay. This particular home plan is The Willow Oak. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a large loft, and the master suite on the 1st floor. An open concept and a formal dining room is designed perfectly for a family, hosting parties, and accommodating guests. 3 bedrooms upstairs with 1 having its own private bath making this home have dual masters. . Included features make the perfect complement to a gorgeous plan, such as granite, stainless appliances, hardwood, (in foyer, powder room, dining area and choice of hardwood ortile in the kitchen) and crown molding and wainscoting in the foyer and dining room and much more. After you fall in love with your new home, fall in love with your neighborhood. Planned to be finished with over three miles of multi-functional trails, Oyster Point is a unique community that features sought after amenities as well as the deep rooted history Charleston is known for. For those seeking a modern community, enjoy the 18,000 square foot clubhouse with fitness facilities and function hall equipped with an 80" screen for movie nights. Or, take to the tennis courts or jewel lawn for some bocce with neighbors. To really bring the neighborhood together, look forward to concerts in one of three bandstand locations. Head towards the water and find a dock, just under a thousand feet that is perfect for taking in stunning lowcountry sunsets. Or, take a kayak out after retrieving it from the kayak storage located on an island that's also a part of Oyster Point. On the northern border of Oyster Point, you'll find Fort Palmetto, one of South Carolina's last seven Civil War forts. It's a location mapped out by General Lee that has been made accessible with a mile and a half long trail that homeowners can enjoy leisurely walks on. Along the trail, there will be interactive history site markers for those that want to learn about the significance this fort played in history. To top it off, many artifacts that have been collected throughout the development of Oyster Point are in the process of being preserved and will be displayed on site at the amenity center for all to admire.