Dwelling
Masonborough in Park West Build Your Dream Home
folks can purchase a homesite and build the home of their choosing,” said Clay Cunningham, a broker associ- ate at Carolina One Real Es- tate. “Most of the home sites
I BY DENISE K. JAMES
in Masonborough offer plenty of space –a third of an acre or more. Several home sites have ter- rific marsh and water views. Most of the houses back up to the natural marshes and wetlands, rather than to another house. Some even offer waterfront with dock and boating in your backyard.” Te aesthetic
in Masonborough is reminiscent of Lowcountry leisure, as many of the homes are elevated with large porches and plenty of green space. Darrell Creek and the Wando River surround the neighborhood. “Tese are larger homes, a minimum of 2,500 square
feet, with newer construction, something that people really seem to like,” said Cunningham. Custom construction is the norm in Masonborough, which has more than 250 home sites. Since the advent of the subdivision, about 190 families have built there – including what is currently under construction – while approximately 65 sites remain vacant. “Several of the sites have recently been purchased by various builders,” said Cunningham.
F YOU HAVEN’T VENTURED TO PARK West lately, you’re missing out. Tis thriving Mount Pleasant community sold 43 homes in the last six months and has another 21 under contract. Masonborough, one of its key sub- divisions, is leading the pack for custom-built homes.
“It’s certainly an advantage of Masonborough that Price-wise, Masonborough homes are currently rang-
ing from $500,000 to around $1.5 million, including the waterfront homes in the subdivision. “A lot of the building companies are building again and finding a great opportunity here after the downturn that took place for a few years,” said Cunningham. “We expect this upward trend to continue.” Of course, Masonborough is just a part of the Park
West community, which has more than 16 neighborhoods. “Mount Pleasant is growing, and Park West is part of
that growth,” said Cunningham. When it comes to that small-town feeling, Park West is
attractive to home buyers. It offers retail shopping, plenty of restaurants and nearby schools, plus medical ser- vices and facilities. “My family and I moved out here when our children were still of school age, and the kids could reach school - from kindergarten to middle - without even bothering with Highway 17,” Cunningham remarked. “I think that’s a big draw.
Wando High School is just a short drive. Tere’s also a huge recreational facility within the neighborhood, com- plete with a swimming pool, and the new Mount Pleas- ant Roper Hospital is accessible without getting on the highway.” Cunningham feels that newcomers to the area seek out
Park West in search of community, space and value. “You can get a lot more house for less here,” he said.
Contact Clay Cunningham by telephone at (843) 345-4647, visit his website at
www.ParkWestNeighborhoods.com or email him at
sold@ParkWestNeighborhoods.com.
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