Charleston National in Mount Pleasant, SC

Charleston National Homes for Sale in Mount Pleasant

Charleston National is a golf community in Mount Pleasant off US-17, built around a Rees Jones course that opened in 1987. The club membership is separate from the HOA. We weigh Charleston National by home tier and lot setting before we compare two of them, because a patio home and a Victory Pointe marsh estate share the same course but not a price tier or a dues structure. The active listings above span the full range.

Why Buyers Compare Charleston National

Buyers compare Charleston National for the golf course and the central Mount Pleasant location. The course was planned as a private club and now operates as a semi-private course rated as the Charleston area's top non-resort course. US-17 puts downtown Charleston about 20 minutes south and the Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms beaches about 15 minutes east.

Charleston National pairs with Snee Farm as one of Mount Pleasant's established golf communities, though Snee Farm leans older and more traditional. Nearby Rivertowne Country Club is the other major golf community to the north, and Brickyard Plantation trades the golf for a boat ramp. Charleston National is the pick when the course drives the move.

Product Type Sets the Budget

Start by separating attached homes, villa-style listings, fairway-backed homes and marsh-front lots.

• Entry patio homes and villas: Smaller two-bedroom patio homes and attached villas near the front of the community, the most affordable way into the neighborhood.
• Condos: Two-story condos with drive-under garages that read like townhomes, with lake and golf views in the most sought-after stacks. A separate condo regime covers exterior upkeep.
• Custom golf-front homes: Single-family homes along the fairways, with the largest and most updated homes backing to the course.
• Victory Pointe: The marsh-front estate tier at the top of the price range, where the lots carry waterfront rather than golf exposure.

HOA and a Separate Club Membership

The HOA covers the common areas, while the pool and tennis courts open with a monthly social membership through the Charleston National Golf Club. Condo owners can add a separate monthly regime fee on top. Charleston National also shares a dual-membership option with Rivertowne Country Club and Dunes West, so the club decision can reach beyond one course.

Schools to Confirm

Charleston National falls in the northern Mount Pleasant school attendance area, and the specific campus can vary by address and year. Confirm the property with the Charleston County School District before you plan around a school.

Golf-Front and Marsh-Front Lots

The lot setting drives the due diligence here. Golf-front homes on the fairways need a check on course lights, cart-path exposure, and pesticide overspray, while the Victory Pointe marsh-front lots need a flood-zone and dock-setback review before you treat a waterfront listing as final. The community built out around the course, so resale condition varies widely and a home inspection matters regardless of tier. Buyers who want the course bundled into the dues can compare the golf-community trade-off here against a bundled-membership community.

Home Tier, Membership, and Lot Setting

Search Charleston Homes weighs Charleston National by home tier, membership, and lot setting before we compare homes. We match the showing list to your golfing habits and maintenance comfort, then separate homes where fairway exposure is a feature from those where it may feel too close. Call 843-296-2546 or reach out through our contact page.