Parish Point Homes for Sale in Hollywood, SC

First Impressions

Parish Point has the feel of a tucked-away Lowcountry pocket where the pace slows the moment you turn onto Commodore Road. The setting is defined by generous lots, mature oaks, and a mix of inland homes and creekfront properties that lean into the landscape rather than compete with it. Many residences sit on acreage or near-acre parcels, so the neighborhood reads more like a collection of private homesteads than a tightly packed subdivision.

"Parish Point feels open, wooded, and deeply connected to the water."

Home Styles & Community Feel

The homes here are mostly single-family residences, with construction spanning from the early 1970s through the mid-2000s. Brick ranches, traditional two-story homes, and renovated cottages all appear in the mix, and many properties have been updated over time with new kitchens, flooring, roofs, and mechanical systems. That variety gives the area a lived-in, evolving character rather than a uniform one.

Lot sizes are a major part of the appeal. Expansive yards, fenced back spaces, workshops, carports sized for boats, and outbuildings show up often, reinforcing the rural edge of the community. Waterfront and marshfront settings add another layer, especially where private docks, creek views, and tidal access shape the daily experience. Even the inland homes tend to feel spacious, with room for gardening, storage, and outdoor projects.

Amenities & Daily Rhythm

Parish Point’s defining amenity is its relationship to the water. Residents have access to a community boat ramp, and the Toogoodoo public boat landing is just down the road, making it easy to launch for a day on the creek or river. Several homes also highlight private docks or quick access to Swinton Creek and the Toogoodoo River, which gives the neighborhood a distinctly coastal, outdoors-oriented rhythm.

"Boat access, big lots, and a rural setting give the community its unmistakable Lowcountry character."

Daily life here is shaped by space and flexibility. Some homes include fenced yards, sheds, workshops, and even horse facilities, while others emphasize screened porches, fire pits, and water views under a canopy of live oaks. It is the kind of place where the outdoors is not an accessory; it is part of the floor plan.

Location & Schools

Parish Point sits in the Hollywood area of Charleston County, along the Commodore Road corridor west of the Ashley. From here, downtown Charleston is about 45 minutes away in one listing and 24 miles in another, while Edisto Beach is noted at roughly 30 minutes or 21 miles depending on the property. The airport is mentioned at about 40 minutes, and the Toogoodoo public boat landing is typically less than a mile away, with one remark placing it just 1/2 mile down the road.

Nearby places called out in remarks include Swinton Creek, the Toogoodoo River, Edisto Beach and Park, the Lowcountry Leadership School, a new public library, a new Aquatics Center, and several local restaurants. School assignments commonly point to Minnie Hughes Elementary, Baptist Hill Middle, and Baptist Hill High, placing the community within a familiar Charleston County school pattern for this part of the county.