Ivy Hall offers affordable single family homes compared to the pricier Mount Pleasant real estate market. The low HOA fee also helps to keep costs down long term. Whether you’re looking to buy a starter home or to downsize, Ivy Hall is a good place to start your search. Most houses in Ivy Hall were built between 1996 and 2000, so many buyers plan to put in their own personal cosmetic touches sometime after closing.
The stop light at the community’s entrance allows easy access on and off Hwy 17, which is important since this main thoroughfare sees traffic during commute time. The Market at Oakland is also conveniently across the highway and offers lots of shopping and restaurant options. This mid-sized community is made up of 9 streets: Lexington Drive, Morningdale Drive, Gilead Road, Seaborn Drive, Nix Court, Tabor Road, Scranton Drive, Caldwell Court, and Balcome Road. Explore Mt. Pleasant neighborhoods with amenities!
Ivy Hall Mount Pleasant, SC 3 BR, 2½ BA, 1740 SQ FT, 0.16 ACRES Built in 2001 House
Welcome to your private oasis nestled in the heart of Mt. Pleasant! This stunning two-story home offers a rare l…
3292 Seaborn Drive
$610,000
MLS® #24010328
Ivy Hall Mount Pleasant, SC 3 BR, 2½ BA, 1575 SQ FT, 0.17 ACRES Built in 1999 House
This charming well kept home in Located in IVY HALL. The home features natural sun light, nice bay windows. hard…
Ivy Hall in Mount Pleasant, SC
Ivy Hall is an affordable neighborhood located off Lexington Street, which branches off Hwy 17 just past the Hwy 41 intersection. It is about 25 minutes from downtown Charleston and about 15 minutes from Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms beaches. Ivy Hall is right next to Laurel Grove, another smaller neighborhood with comparable prices. Most folks look in this neighborhood due to its affordability combined with highly ranking schools. There are 1 and 2 story floor plans with square feet ranging from 1,200 to 2,000. These homes in Ivy Hall were built in the mid 1990's to about 2000, and all of these exteriors are vinyl siding. Traditional style homes are throughout the neighborhood, and the floor plans are 3 to 4 bedrooms with at least 2 full baths. Lot sizes vary from 0.16 acres to approximately 0.24 acres, which is smaller than average but allows these homes to be comparatively less expensive for the Mount Pleasant area. Some lots back up to the woods for privacy.
The HOA (Homeowners' Association) dues are about $261 per year which are some of the lowest you'll find in the area. The HOA fees include common area maintenance and the use of the neighborhood children's play park. Ivy Hall is a fairly small neighborhood, but large enough to feel like a protected, separate subdivision where there is one way in and one way out. The traffic light at the front of the community is the same traffic light for The Market at Oakland shopping center across Highway 17 from the neighborhood, which is easy to ride a bike or walk to. Inside this shopping center is a Walmart, East Bay Deli, Chick-fil-A, and other shops. The biggest con of this neighborhood that we hear from home buyers is its distance from downtown. However, you can easily go through the back of the shopping center to get on Rifle Range Road, which tends to flow a little faster than Highway 17 during rush hour. If you are trying to purchase a home in Mt. Pleasant, and you can't seem to find a good neighborhood for your price range, take a look at Ivy Hall. It's a great way to purchase a single family home while not sacrificing on the neighborhood, area, convenience, or schools.
For more comparable options, you might also check out Laurel Grove and Tupelo since Ivy Hall buyers tend to also like these!
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