Mount Pleasant Magazine July/August 2018

203 www.MountPleasantMagazine.com | www.ILoveMountPleasant.com | www.BestofMP.com real estate T hey say in real estate that it’s all about location, location, location. If that’s the case, then you can expect the Bentley Park subdivision, currently under construction by Beazer Homes, to be one of the most up-and-coming places to live East of the Cooper. Nestled in the heart of Mount Pleasant off Chuck Dawley Boulevard, this small community of 44 homes will feature only newly constructed single- family homes, all with a two-car garage. Debbie Jones, Beazer Homes new home counselor, describes it as “urban, in- town living” that’s conveniently located only five minutes from Sullivan’s Island and a seven to eight-minute drive from downtown Charleston. With quick access to Interstate 526, the proximity also makes for an easier work commute. You can even walk or ride your bike to nearby shops and restaurants. “It’s so close to everything Charleston has to offer,” said Jones. One new homeowner in Bentley Park, Vann Cochran, said he chose the neighborhood for several reasons but primarily for the location and price. “We’ve lived in north Mount Pleasant and really wanted to get away from driving up Highway 17 every day,” he said. “My shop is on this side of town, and my siblings are right down the street, so it was a natural place to go.” As a retired builder, Cochran said he didn’t want the hassle of building a custom home, adding that Beazer Homes made it very simple for him and his family. “It’s a great package they offer, so it was a good choice for us,” he added. “Of course, the price was also really hard to beat. We’re looking forward to moving there.” Beazer Homes is a production builder, offering six different floor plan options, ranging from two to six bedrooms with two-and-a-half to four-and-a-half baths. Three of the floor plans include a master bedroom on the first floor, and there is even an option for homes designed with dual master bedrooms. Another floor plan offers the choice of a formal dining room or a study. All the plans allow buyers to select between a separate shower and garden tub or a walk-in shower in the master bath, which also features a raised height vanity with dual integrated sinks. Additionally, each floor plan has three different elevations, or facades, of the homes, including Traditional, Coastal and Arts & Crafts. For assistance with the design, buyers can visit the Beazer Homes Design Studio at the corporate center on Leeds Avenue, where a design Elegance and Convenience Bentley Park Photos provided by Beazer Homes. By DIANE PAULDINE