Taylor Plantation Homes for Sale

First Impressions

Taylor Plantation has the feel of a newer Lowcountry subdivision that was planned for both convenience and curb appeal. Built mostly between 2007 and 2014, the neighborhood is known for single-family homes on manageable lots, with many properties offering front porches, screened porches, fenced yards, and wooded or pond backdrops. The setting feels established without losing that newer-home polish, and the streets often show off classic Charleston details alongside practical modern layouts.

"Lowcountry charm meets everyday convenience in a neighborhood built for easy living."

Home Styles & Community Feel

Most homes here are two-story residences, though one-story plans with lofts and bonus rooms are common too. Inside, the finishes tend to lean upscale for the price point: granite countertops, stainless appliances, gas ranges, open-concept living areas, and flexible rooms that work well as offices, studies, or guest spaces. Hardwood or LVP flooring, tray ceilings, and arched openings appear often, while garages are a near-universal feature. Outdoor living is part of the appeal as well, with screened porches, patios, and fenced backyards making the most of the mild climate.

The neighborhood’s character is shaped by its natural edges and community amenities. Walking trails, a clubhouse, playground, park space, and a fishing or community dock give Taylor Plantation a more complete, lived-in feel than many subdivisions at this price level. Some homes back to wooded buffers, ponds, or marshy views, which adds a sense of privacy and a stronger connection to the landscape.