Bayview Acres Homes for Sale in Mount Pleasant, SC

Homes & architecture in Bayview Acres

Home styles range from mid-century brick ranch houses to coastal properties and custom builds overlooking the water. Several roads end near creeks or marsh edges, reminiscent of Mount Pleasant’s fishing roots.

Although the neighborhood has changed a lot over the years, its original bungalows and large lots have the same allure for modern homebuyers as they did when Mount Pleasant first built its neighborhood near the Ravenel Bridge.

Landscape & amenities in Bayview Acres

This was the town’s first neighborhood, and it still reads that way. Streets end at the creek rather than a cul-de-sac, the trees are old enough to shade the sidewalks, and the original bungalows sit on lots larger than most of what came later. A boat ramp, ball park and picnic areas are shared.

The community has fewer than 160 homes and several amenities, including a boat ramp, a ball park, and picnic areas.

Location & everyday access in Bayview Acres

The neighborhood has a more relaxed feel than the larger master-planned neighborhoods, with mature trees shading the sidewalks and a small-community feel with strong neighborly ties. This feeling stems from its origins in the late 1930s, when the town of Mount Pleasant launched a campaign to attract new residents from Downtown Charleston. Its legacy as the town’s first neighborhood holds the same appeal today, with the benefit of being well-established.

What to check when buying in Bayview Acres

• For a waterfront or marsh-edge address, confirm flood exposure, insurance, dock rights and any permits that matter to that property.
• Check which parks, paths or amenities are public and which require resident or club access.
• Compare renovation records, major systems and work permits for the particular home.