2240 Branch Creek Drive Mount Pleasant, SC 29466

Dreamy, custom, elevated, southern-styled home. Backs up to woods. Privacy. Mature landscape. Big porches! Metal roof. Fresh paint. 2022 HVAC. Australian Cypress wood floors. All rooms live large, have their own unique flare & seamlessly flow together. Ship-lap, plantation shutters, upgrades throughout! Main level primary suite! Upstairs is a common loft, 3 bedrooms & full bath. 1/2 bath down. Big laundry & mud room. Family & entertaining home inside & out. Drive under parking w/ tons of work/storage space. Enjoy the brand-new deep water community dock on the river! Amazing sunsets & fun! Fabulous neighborhood amenities. Arnold Palmer Championship golf course/club house. Social events! Top ranked schools. 30 min from downtown & the airport. 15/20 min to the beach! The good life!Live the Charleston and Lowcountry Dream: Rivertowne CC is one of Mount Pleasant's most prestigious & sought-after communities, offering luxury living surrounded by the majestic Wando River, historic creeks, peaceful marshes filled with shrimp, fish, seabirds, & waterfowl. Streets lined with graceful palm trees & ancient oaks draped in Spanish moss blend seamlessly with stately cypress & hickory trees, creating a rich & enchanting landscape. The neighborhood is further enhanced by vibrant perennials, seasonal annuals, & scenic vistas- all paired with first-class amenities & an unbeatable lifestyle. The neighborhood is golf cart friendly. At the heart of the neighborhood is an Arnold Palmer-designed 18-hole championship golf course. The stately clubhouse features a pro shop, bar, white-tablecloth dining, convenient to-go meals, & a private members' lounge. Golf memberships are optional, allowing residents to enjoy exclusivity without obligation. The subsection's annual HOA fee includes access to a wealth of resort-style amenities, including the dock, a swimming pool (with chiller / heater), a splash pad, a deluxe playground, basketball & sport courts, professionally maintained Har-Tru clay tennis courts, and a picnic pavilion. The community also offers a neighborhood swim team, weekly food trucks, & thoughtfully planned events throughout the year. Miles of scenic sidewalks invite evening strolls and morning runs alike. Convenience is just outside your door, with grocery stores, restaurants, & shopping located at the front of the neighborhood- & even more just a short drive away. North Creek and Pointe Residents enjoy private access to the community's deepwater dock on the river, offering space for 12+ boats and 48-hour moorage- perfect for fishing, boating, sunset cruises, & making lifelong memories. One of Mount Pleasant's most iconic neighborhoods.
The Legacy of the Lynch Family & Rivertowne:
Thomas & Sabina Lynch were among Mount Pleasant's earliest & wealthiest residents. Their 18th-century plantation house once stood on the land now known as Rivertowne. The Lynch family story in the Lowcountry began in 1677, when Jonack Lynch emigrated from Ireland to Charles Towne. He established Blessing Plantation & by 1715, Jonack's son, Thomas Lynch, had acquired 1,170 acres along the east bank of the Wando River- present-day Rivertowne. Thomas built a "new dwelling house" on the property, known as Brick House. A prominent figure in colonial society, Thomas served in the Commons House of Assembly & was a colonel in the Christ Church Parish militia. Their son, also named Thomas, became a staunch patriot & was elected to represent South Carolina at the First Continental Congress. His son, Thomas Lynch Jr., signed the Declaration of Independence on behalf of his ailing father in 1776- forever etching the Lynch name into American history. In the 1990s- when Rivertowne was first developed- archaeologists uncovered the foundation of "Brick House" on the site where Rivertowne now rests, along with several small brick kilns believed to have been used in the home's original construction. Today, near 2240 Branch Creek, in the community dock park area, neighbors & friends can still see the remnants of historic brick kiln houses submerged in the ground, as well as artifact bricks scattered across the property & along the riverbank. (Town of Mount Pleasant Historical Society).