The Most Common Questions Buyers Ask About Dunes West (Answered by a Local Expert)By Brandon Bott — Dunes West Realtor Since 2012

Buyers relocating to Mount Pleasant often have the same questions about Dunes West — and after helping families for more than a decade, I’ve got the answers ready.

Here are the most common questions buyers ask about Dunes West, answered simply and directly.

1. Is Dunes West safe?

Yes.
The gated entrances and low-traffic interior streets make it one of the safest neighborhoods in Mount Pleasant.

2. What are the HOA fees like?

Fees vary by section, but generally support:

  • Gate security

  • Pool access

  • Trail maintenance

  • Community upkeep

Optional golf/athletic memberships add additional amenities.

3. How far is Dunes West from the beach?

Typically:

  • 20–25 minutes to Isle of Palms

  • 25–30 minutes to Sullivan’s Island

Still an easy beach day.

4. What schools serve Dunes West?

  • Laurel Hill

  • Pinckney

  • Cario

  • Wando

  • Oceanside Collegiate

All strong academically, one reason relocators choose Dunes West.

5. Are there different sections?

Yes. Popular ones include:

  • The Harbour (deep water)

  • Marsh Landing

  • Wagner Point

  • Heritage

  • Richmond Cove

  • Ellington Woods

Each section has its own character and price point.

6. Is it good for families?

Absolutely. Kids are everywhere — on bikes, at the pool, playing in cul-de-sacs.
It’s one of Mount Pleasant’s most family-centric neighborhoods.

7. Is Dunes West a good investment?

Yes.
Appreciation is consistently strong due to:

  • Gated security

  • Amenities

  • Top schools

  • Water access

  • Large lots

🏁 Final Thoughts

If you’re considering Dunes West, it’s likely already a great fit — and these FAQs help make the decision even clearer.

📞 Want answers to YOUR Dunes West questions?

Text me anytime.
Call or text me at 843-754-9737.

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