Hibben Ferry II Townhomes in Mount Pleasant, SC

First Impressions

Hibben Ferry II has the feel of a tucked-away Mount Pleasant condo community with an unmistakably coastal rhythm. Set off Anna Knapp Boulevard, it pairs a central location with a low-maintenance lifestyle and a strong sense of convenience. The homes are mostly top-floor or first-floor two-bedroom, two-bath residences, and the overall impression is polished rather than fussy: bright interiors, updated finishes, private outdoor spaces, and easy access to the amenities that make everyday life feel relaxed.

"A central Mount Pleasant address with coastal amenities and an easygoing, low-maintenance pace."

Home Styles & Community Feel

The community is built around residential condominiums from the early 1980s, with an updated look that leans practical and comfortable. Expect open living and dining areas, wood-burning fireplaces in several homes, shaker-style or renovated kitchens, and private balconies or patios that extend the living space outdoors. Many homes feature fresh paint, newer flooring, and generous closet storage, while the top-floor settings and sound-buffered layouts add a sense of privacy. The setting is compact and easy to navigate, with a clear emphasis on convenience over excess.

Amenities & Daily Rhythm

Hibben Ferry II stands out for its amenity package, which gives the community a resort-style feel without leaving Mount Pleasant. Residents have access to a pool, clubhouse, fitness and yoga spaces, tennis courts, a dog park, playgrounds, walking and jogging trails, grilling areas, a car wash station, and a community dock on Shem Creek with kayak storage. That dock access is a defining feature, especially for anyone who wants to launch a kayak, paddleboard, or simply spend time near the water. Daily life here feels easy: step out for a coffee, head to the dock, or spend the afternoon at one of the shared gathering spaces.

"Dock access, trail time, and a full amenity lineup give the neighborhood its signature coastal cadence."

Location & Schools

This part of Mount Pleasant sits close to the region’s most useful connectors, with quick access to the Ravenel Bridge, I-26, and I-526. Public remarks place Downtown Charleston within about 15 minutes, Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms within a similar drive, and Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Starbucks, Publix, Chick-fil-A, Orangetheory, and Pure Barre around 10 minutes away. Shem Creek is right at the center of the story, and Sunrise Bistro is close enough for an easy walk. School assignments commonly point to James B. Edwards Elementary, Moultrie Middle, and Lucy Beckham High, placing the community in a well-known Mount Pleasant school pattern.