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- Parking
- Off-Street Parking
- Lot Description
- Inside
- Level
- 2 - 5 Acres
- 5 - 10 Acres
- Elementary School
- Jennie Moore
- Middle School
- Laing
- High School
- Wando
Market Trends for
Mount Pleasant
- Last Updated: 4/30/25
- Market Snapshot
- Total Properties listed: 203
- Average list Price: $1,005,279.60
- Median list Price: $819,000.00
- Typical Property
- Residential
- 3.7 Bedrooms
- 2.8 Baths
- 2982.29 Square Feet
- $337.08 / Sq. Ft.
$4,495,000 2290 Palmetto Fort Drive #NULL
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- MLS#:23013966
- Address: 2290 Palmetto Fort Drive #NULL
- City / Zip:Mount Pleasant, 29466
- Area:Mount Pleasant
- County:Charleston
- Neighborhood:Palmetto Fort
- Bedrooms:1
- Bathrooms:2
- 1/2 Bathrooms:0
- Sq Ft:1,000
- Acres:5.00
- Stories:1 Story
- Year Built:2016
- Date Listed:06/21/2023
- This listing is provided courtesy by AgentOwned Preferred Group In.
Property Amenities
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Exterior Features
- Cement Plank
- Patio - Covered
- Fence - Wooden Enclosed
- Porch - Full Front
- Lawn Well
- Patio
- Storage
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MLS # 23013966, 2290 Palmetto Fort Drive, Mount Pleasant
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Agent's Comments
Extraordinary, one-of-a-kind, 5-acre farm in the middle of Mt Pleasant! This beautifully designed, custom-built horse farm is adjacent to Oyster Point off Rifle Range Rd and includes a beautiful 1 bedroom/2 full bath, 1000 sqft caretaker's cottage; 2752 sqft custom barn with five 12' x 14' stalls; 180' X 150' riding arena with professional-grade GGT (German Geo Textile) footing and drainage system installed by East-West Arena Construction; five impeccably maintained, rotated pastures with large run-ins; and two chicken coops. A thick buffer of trees surrounds the property making it very private. The property was designed and built with a focus on pasture and arena drainage, which is often overlooked on farms in the Lowcountry.