Homes & architecture in Brickyard Plantation

Where you land inside this community changes both the house and the lot, since the sections near the entrance were built to a different scale than those further in. What carries across all of them is the brickwork, the preserved wetland and woodland, and a shared boat landing with deepwater access.

True to its name, Brickyard Plantation includes one of Mount Pleasant’s larger collections of brick homes. Communities near the entrance, including The Colonnade, Boone Grove, and The Preserve, generally feature a mix of brick, vinyl, and cement-fiber exteriors with smaller floor plans.

Landscape & amenities in Brickyard Plantation

More than 100 acres are preserved as wetlands, forests, ponds, and marsh areas throughout the development.

Farther into the neighborhood, sections such as Daniels Landing, Brickyard, and The Landing include larger homesites, more spacious layouts, and properties backing onto marshes, wooded areas, and Horlbeck Creek.

Bordered by Boone Hall Plantation and Horlbeck Creek, Brickyard Plantation includes more than 800 homes and an extensive amenity package. Residents have access to a private boat landing with deepwater access and on-site boat storage, along with two swimming pools, including an Olympic-size pool at the Brickyard clubhouse. Walking and biking trails wind through wooded sections, marsh edges, and preserved open spaces throughout the community.

Location & everyday access in Brickyard Plantation

Brickyard Plantation attracts buyers seeking larger homesites, boating access, and preserved natural surroundings while staying close to everyday conveniences. Its location near Highway 17, Downtown Charleston, and neighboring islands gives residents convenient access to both the coast and the commercial center of Mount Pleasant.

What to check when buying in Brickyard Plantation

For a waterfront or marsh-edge address, confirm flood exposure, insurance, dock rights and any permits that matter to that property.
Verify current listing status, association terms and public-school assignment for the exact address before relying on a general neighborhood description.