Somerset Point

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“Dream retirement location” it echoes in my mind as we arrive at Somerset Point. Somerset Point is a well-established neighborhood in Mount Pleasant. It is a lovely place to call home.

Somerset Point is conveniently located off Mathis Ferry Road. The neighborhood contains 52 single-family homes. These homes were built from the mid-1970s to the mid-2000s. A few new homes are also present.

The lots in Somerset Point are larger. They offer more space compared to newer neighborhoods in Mount Pleasant. You will notice the mature tree coverage. It creates a pretty setting. Some houses are located on a tidal creek. This shallow creek is perfect for kayaking. With the right boat, you can fish and boat. Moss hangs from the trees.

Somerset Point is very well cared for. It is in a prime location. It’s convenient if you work at the Medical University. It is also close to downtown Charleston. Homes in Somerset Point range from $600,000 to over a million dollars.

Point Pleasant/Somerset Point has a median real estate price of $849,364. This is more expensive than most neighborhoods in South Carolina. The average rental price is $5,133. This is higher than almost all neighborhoods in South Carolina.

Point Pleasant/Somerset Point is a suburban neighborhood. Most homes are medium-sized with three or four bedrooms. Some are smaller with studios or two bedrooms. Most residents own their homes. The houses were mainly built between 1970 and 1999. Some were built between 2000 and now.

Real estate vacancies are low at 5.7%. Demand for real estate is above average. This may indicate a need for price increases or new construction.

Point Pleasant/Somerset Point has one of the lowest rates of children living in poverty. It is a peaceful and quiet neighborhood. Crime rates are below average. There is a diverse range of housing options. These factors make it a retiree-friendly neighborhood.

Almost all homes in Point Pleasant/Somerset Point were built between 1970 and 1999. This gives the neighborhood a unique and consistent look.

A significant portion of residents have English ancestry, around 34.3%. Also, 1.8% have Eastern European ancestry.

Interestingly, 4.1% of residents primarily speak French at home. This is higher than most neighborhoods in America.

The neighbors in Point Pleasant/Somerset Point have upper-middle incomes. Childhood poverty is very low.

In terms of occupation, 46.0% work in executive, management, and professional roles. Manufacturing and laborer jobs account for 22.5%. Sales and service jobs employ 21.9% of residents.

English is the most common language spoken at home, around 93.0%. Other languages include Italian and French.

Many residents commute under 15 minutes to work. Most residents drive alone to work, about 75.3%. Carpooling is also common, with 15.6% of residents participating.

Somerset Point is also located on the banks of the Coosaw River. Somerset Point on Lady’s Island offers beautiful homes. It provides a relaxed and natural Beaufort setting. It consists of 120 acres. It features wooded lots with old trees at affordable prices. Children can ride their bikes. You can spend weekends boating on the Coosaw River.

Somerset Point is located between Charleston and Hilton Head Island. It’s a sought-after South Carolina Coastal Community. Manorhouse Builders constructs high-quality new homes here.

As you can see, Somerset Point offers a blend of comfortable living. It also offers a convenient location. It’s no wonder so many people are proud to call Somerset Point home.

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