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Sellers encourage showings and will consider a backup offer. With no contingencies, your contract could move into first position at 48 hours. If your buyer is interested, we urge you to schedule a showing and submit an offer. Welcome to 2251 Spring Hope Drive, a 6-bedroom, 4.5-bath home that perfectly blends luxury, flexibility, and one of the most desirable locations in Mount Pleasant. Thoughtfully designed for modern living, this home offers over 3,500 square feet of beautifully appointed living space, a private first-floor primary suite, expansive entertaining areas, and room to grow - all just minutes from the beach, championship golf, aa rare feature that provides exceptional storage for everyday living and entertaining alike. The kitchen flows seamlessly into the informal dining area and spacious family room, creating the perfect setting for everything from busy school mornings to holiday celebrations, while a formal dining room offers an elegant space for hosting family and friends. The main-level primary suite serves as a private retreat with a spacious walk-in closet and spa-inspired bath complete with dual vanities and an oversized walk-in shower. Upstairs, a generous loft provides endless flexibility as a media room, playroom, home office, or second living area. Four additional bedrooms share two full bathrooms, while a sixth bedroom with its own en-suite bath and walk-in closet offers the ideal guest suite, multigenerational living space, or private office. Step outside to enjoy Lowcountry living year-round from the screened porch overlooking a large, fully fenced backyard with ample room for children, pets, outdoor entertaining or even a future pool. What truly sets this home apart is the lifestyle. Located in South Mount Pleasant, this home offers the rare combination of peaceful neighborhood living with easy access to everything that makes the Lowcountry so special. Families will appreciate neighborhood school bus pickup and zoning for Jennie Moore Elementary School and highly acclaimed Wando High School, while everyday conveniences, restaurants, grocery stores, and shopping are all just minutes away. When it's time to enjoy the coast, Isle of Palms is only about a seven-minute drive away, making spontaneous beach mornings, sunset walks, and waterfront dining part of everyday life. For golf enthusiasts, the location is equally exceptional, with easy access to several of the area's premier courses, including RiverTowne Country Club, Charleston National Golf Club, and the renowned courses at Wild Dunes Resort--offering world-class golf just minutes from home. Just beyond the neighborhood, the highly anticipated Gary Santos Park is under construction and will soon become one of Mount Pleasant's premier recreational destinations. Located approximately a 10-minute walk from home, the park is planned to feature lighted athletic fields, playgrounds, tennis and pickleball courts, an indoor gymnasium, walking and biking trails, picnic areas, youth programming, and community gathering spaces - bringing an incredible amenity right to your doorstep. Whether you're raising a family, entertaining friends, working remotely, or simply embracing the Charleston lifestyle you've been dreaming of, 2251 Spring Hope Drive offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the very best of Mount Pleasant - where beautiful living spaces meet outstanding schools, beaches, golf, parks, and an unmatched quality of life. Lifestyle Highlights " 6 Bedrooms | 4.5 Bathrooms " First-floor primary suite " Spacious upstairs loft/flex room " Guest suite with private en-suite bath " Chef's kitchen with oversized island & two walk-in pantries " Screened porch overlooking large fenced backyard " Room to add a future pool " Neighborhood school bus pickup " Approximately 10-minute walk to the future Gary Santos Park " Approximately 7-minute drive to Isle of Palms " Approximately 10-minute drive to Charleston National & Wild Dunes, and 15-minute drive to River Towne Country Club " Convenient to shopping, dining, and highly rated Wando schools

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