The Groves Overview

The Groves sits just off Coleman Boulevard in central Mount Pleasant. That central spot makes it particularly attractive for buyers who want to be close to both downtown and the beach without sacrificing a traditional neighborhood setting.

Buyers looking for modern custom builds or renovated older homes are drawn to The Groves. It appeals to anyone looking for an established neighborhood with a central location, diverse housing options, and convenient access to many of the destinations that define life in Mount Pleasant and Charleston. Larger lots and the central location have encouraged renovation and new custom homes.

Location & Getting Around

The walkable streets lie between Coleman Boulevard and US Highway 17, making convenience a major selling point for The Groves. The neighborhood is within walking distance of many Mount Pleasant restaurants and shops, including Trader Joe's, at 401 Johnnie Dodds Boulevard, and Whole Foods Market, at 923 Houston Northcutt Boulevard.

And for trips downtown, the Ravenel Bridge is close by for a road connection to Downtown Charleston. The Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge crosses the Cooper River between Mount Pleasant and downtown Charleston, and it opened in July 2005. It also carries a shared bicycle and pedestrian path, Wonders' Way, for anyone who would rather cross on foot or by bike.

Homes & Architecture

A mix of eras

Homes throughout The Groves range from mid-century ranch houses and renovated cottages to newer custom-built residences and condominium properties. Square footage varies considerably, with homes ranging from approximately 1,500 to more than 4,000 square feet.

Lots and settings

Several properties back up to marshland or wooded areas, while others are positioned within walking distance of nearby businesses and neighborhood amenities.

Shem Creek & Coleman Boulevard

The Groves' accessibility to everyday shopping, Shem Creek, the Old Village, and other points of interest on Coleman Boulevard is an added benefit.

Shem Creek Park is run by the Town of Mount Pleasant. In 2015 the town and local business owners developed a plan to expand the public boardwalk along the creek to Coleman Boulevard. The boardwalk runs out to the mouth of Shem Creek, with views of downtown Charleston, Crab Bank Island, and Fort Sumter, plus a public dock and a fisherman's dock along the way.

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The Groves FAQ

Where is The Groves in Mount Pleasant?: Just off Coleman Boulevard, on the streets between Coleman Boulevard and US Highway 17.
What kinds of homes are in The Groves?: Mid-century ranch houses, renovated cottages, newer custom homes, and condominiums, from roughly 1,500 to more than 4,000 square feet.
Can you walk to shops from The Groves?: Yes. Many Mount Pleasant restaurants and shops are within walking distance, including Trader Joe's and Whole Foods Market.
How do you get downtown from The Groves?: By the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, which crosses the Cooper River from Mount Pleasant to downtown Charleston and has a bike and pedestrian lane.