The Corner Condo That Makes the Ravenel Bridge Your Fourth Wall

Lucía Torres · 2026-10-16

The Ravenel Bridge is the first thing you see from the fourth floor of Building 2 at The Tides, and it never quite leaves the frame. Its cables rise above the marsh to the west, the Wando River moves beneath it, and the Mount Pleasant Pier and Waterfront Park sit in the middle distance. From here, you can watch the light change on the water all afternoon. Unit 241 is a corner residence, and that's the whole point. Two exposures, floor-to-ceiling glass, and four terraces turn that view into the architecture of the home rather than just a feature of it. ### A Corner Plan Built Around the Glass The entry leads into a single great room that runs the full depth of the corner, with ten-foot smooth ceilings and warm wood floors. The living and dining areas occupy the glass side of the plan, where floor-to-ceiling windows wrap the corner and frame the marsh, the river, and the bridge from nearly every seat. Ceiling fans turn overhead, thermal windows and doors keep the room quiet, and the window treatments are already in place. The kitchen is open to all of it. A long island with expansive bar seating faces the living area, so the cook is never cut off from the room or the view. Behind it, stained wood cabinetry runs beneath a stainless hood over the cooktop, with a wall oven and microwave built in, granite counters, a tile backsplash, and a pantry fitted with floor-to-ceiling shelving. A separate dining area sits in the glassed corner under a pendant fixture, with the marsh on two sides. ### Three Bedrooms, Three Full Baths, One Murphy Bed The primary suite takes the river side of the plan. The bedroom has its own sitting area and a run of windows and doors to a private terrace, so the bridge is in view from bed. The bath is finished in travertine-toned tile with a soaking tub, a separate glass shower, and a long vanity with a seated makeup area. The walk-in closet is fitted with built-in shelving, drawers, and hanging space on three walls. Two more bedrooms complete the plan, with two more full baths serving them. One is set up as a flexible room with a Murphy bed, making it easy to switch between a home office and a guest suite. ### What Makes This Mount Pleasant Condo Stand Out Priced at $1,950,000, this three-bedroom, three-bath condominium offers 2,495 square feet in one of Mount Pleasant's established waterfront buildings. It's move-in ready, with the finishes, furniture-friendly floor plan, and amenity program already in place. The residence was built in 2008, and the building sits behind secure access with onsite management, a garage with designated parking, and a seawall along the marsh edge. Here's what you get: - Corner unit with two exposures and four terraces - Floor-to-ceiling windows with water and bridge views - Open kitchen with island, granite counters, and stainless appliances - Primary suite with private terrace and spa-like bath - Flexible third bedroom with Murphy bed - Secure building with onsite management and garage parking If you've been looking for a waterfront home that feels like a front-row seat to the Lowcountry, this might be it. The views are the headline, but the layout and finishes make it a place you can settle into right away.