Public Golf Course
Residents and the public can both play the HOA-owned course.
Communities
Pleasant Point
A golf community with a live-oak causeway entry and a public, HOA-owned course.
Representative Beaufort-area photo, not taken in Pleasant Point.
About this community
Living in Pleasant Point
The drive into Pleasant Point is one of the prettiest in the area: a causeway lined with live oaks, with lakes on either side.
The golf course is open to the public and owned by the HOA, which bought it out of foreclosure. Part of each owner's HOA fee goes toward paying off that purchase.
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What Our Agents Say About Pleasant Point
- Walling Grove is right on the way, so buyers often see both neighborhoods on the same day.
Buyer guide
Buying a Home in Pleasant Point: What to Know
Start with the lifestyle, then verify the property-level details that can affect ownership, renovation plans, boating, and insurance.
Live-Oak Causeway
The entrance is lined with live oaks and lakes.
Owner-Controlled Course
Since homeowners own the course, they have a real say in its future.
Questions to Ask Before You Buy
- 1How much of the HOA fee goes toward the golf course debt, and for how long?
- 2Are any special assessments or course changes being discussed?
- 3What flood zone is the home in, and what will insurance run?
Regional context
The Beaufort Area Setting
These Beaufort-area scenes show the broader coastal landscape. View current listings for property-specific photography in Pleasant Point.
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Communities Similar to Pleasant Point
Walling Grove
Larger lots, a community dock and boat ramp, and Coosaw River views on the road to Pleasant Point.
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