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       The Retreat at Charleston National Country Club is located in the scenic and historic Town of Mount Pleasant, which boasts world-class lowcountry golf courses, upscale shopping, miles of creeks and marshes, and the finest dining with the freshest local seafood. And if all that isn’t enough, there’s also Palmetto Islands County Park with its myriad of water sports and activities; historic Shem Creek with its shrimp boat fleet and outstanding waterfront dining; the world-famous Boone Hall Plantation and its non-stop schedule of oyster roasts and festivals; and Patriot's Point Naval Museum, home of the U.S.S. Yorktown and the best Fourth of July fireworks display in the South. Anyone interested in this seemingly endless number of attractions would be thrilled to own one of the Mount Pleasant South Carolina homes for sale in the Retreat. The many Mt Pleasant SC homes for sale in the Retreat are custom built and maintenance free, providing Retreat home owners with ample time to enjoy all that the Low Country has to offer (especially our custom designed Rees Jones golf course).

      The Retreat is just a short drive to Historic Downtown Charleston. Internationally known for its’ unique southern charm, historically significant architecture and award winning dinning, Charleston has been named one of the top ten destinations in the United States for eight consecutive years by the readers of Conde’ Nast Traveler . Charleston has also been named “Favorite Southern City”, by the readers of Southern Living with top tier billing for “Best Shopping” as well. In addition, AARP voted Charleston one of its’ “Best Places to Retire” and Charleston has been voted “Most Polite City in America” eleven years running. Owners’ in the Retreat enjoy expansive Gathering rooms, perfect for entertaining and appreciate their spacious guest suite and optional second guest suite, as Charlestonians rarely find themselves with a lack of visitors.

       Enjoy the historic and beautiful Downtown Charleston. Stroll Charleston’s winding cobblestone streets, lined with historic mansions and moss draped oaks. Next wander toward White Point Garden and the world famous Battery. Pause to tour one of the numerous historic homes open to the public or stop by the Gibbs Museum and take in the newest exhibits. Wander further up Meeting Street and visit the Charleston Museum, America’s first museum and home to artifacts ranging from ancient fossils, to elegant historical costumes and Charleston Silver. Head over toward the South Carolina Aquarium for lunch overlooking Charleston harbor; then spend the afternoon exploring the bustling shops of King Street. From antiques, to art galleries, to one of a kind boutiques, there is something for everyone.

      If Sand and Surf is what you’re look for, play 18 holes at the Country Club and then grab your beach bag and head to the beach. The Retreat is located less than ten minutes from the pristine beaches of Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms. Enjoy the genteel residential seclusion of Sullivan’s Island for the day and sunbathe and fish under the shadows of the Sullivan’s Island Light house. Stop by historic Fort Moultrie and watch the dolphins at sunset and then have dinner at one of several eclectic restaurants on your way home. For more excitement, head to Isle of Palms and enjoy its’ bustling beachfront bars, restaurants, shops. Rent a bike, or bring your own, Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms make for a great ride, or bike the new Ravenel Bridge for great views of Charleston harbor!

      Nightlife in Mt. Pleasant and Charleston is as diverse as the cities themselves. From waterfront dinning on fresh local seafood, to roof top bars; jazzy lounges, wine and cigar bars, nationally recognized restaurants serving the very finest in Nuevo southern cuisine, or a favorite local “dive” for some good ole home cooking, the Lowcountry is known for its’ food. With hundreds of Restaurants to choose from, you’ll never need to look far for something new and exciting. Or, if cooking at home is more your style, pick up some fresh local fare and enjoy preparing a gourmet meal in your own custom kitchen and dine “al fresco” on your 10’ x 19’ screened porch.

      Charleston area special events celebrate everything from the arts, fine cuisine and gardening, to outdoor living and the Lowcountry lifestyle. In February, wildlife enthusiasts flock here for the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition and in May and June, the Spoleto Festival USA brings opera, theater, music and dance performances from around the world to enthusiastic audiences. Year round, there are oyster festivals, fishing tournaments, house and garden tours, and more ­ the list is virtually endless!

      For golf enthusiast, Charleston National is a spectacular eighteen hole championship course designed by the renowned golf course architect Rees Jones. The course meanders through salt water marshes and natural lagoons which add beauty, as well as challenge to the course. Charleston National was recently rated the number one non-resort course in the Charleston area by Golf Magazine.

      For added variety, there are more than 20 courses in the area, including, the legendary Kiawah, Wild Dunes and new Arnold Palmer signature course at Rivertowne. Many golf architects have proclaimed their Charleston area courses as some of their best, including Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones, Pete Dye, Gary Player, Tom Fazio and Rees Jones. Take advantage of these outstanding courses, which truly utilize the surrounding natural beauty to offer some of the most challenging and highest ranked links in the world and unlike many other golf destinations, Charleston has not been discovered by the masses, resulting in more accessible tee times at an unhurried pace. According to Golf Magazine, Charleston is home to two of the "100 Greatest Golf Courses in the World."

Join the lucky few who are able to call Charleston home and build your own personal Retreat today!