The first homes at Harkin on Coleman, a 22-townhome community along Coleman Boulevard in Mount Pleasant, are open for private tours, according to a statement from Will Jenkinson of Carolina One New Homes reported by The Post and Courier on Nov. 7.
The homes are priced from $2.7 million and range from about 3,435 to 3,794 square feet, the newspaper reported.
Mount Pleasant homebuilder Bluestem Home developed the project. The townhomes are paired, each sharing one wall with a neighbor. The shared walls run along the guest rooms and garages at the back of the units, according to The Post and Courier.
Each home has four bedrooms, four and a half baths, a study, an elevator, an outdoor kitchen and a two-car garage, the newspaper reported.
Bluestem worked with Synchronicity on two architectural styles, The Post and Courier reported. “The Coleman,” facing Coleman Boulevard, has a more urban look. “The Queens,” on the community’s interior street, has a quieter coastal style. Both use the same proportions, materials and details. Charleston County property records show lots on Queens Court, off Coleman Boulevard, owned by Bluestem Home at Queens Court LLC.
The site previously held 22 aging rental duplexes. They were demolished in 2024 after the site sold for $2.9 million, according to The Post and Courier.
