1402 Camp Rd

Point James is a mid‑rise residential condominium complex completed in 1974 on James Island, Charleston. The campus-style property comprises mostly two-bedroom floor plans (with some one- and three-bedroom variations reported) arranged across garden and low-rise walk‑up buildings set around landscaped grounds and marshfront views. Architecturally the complex reflects 1970s suburban multifamily design: simple gabled roofs, horizontal siding, individual balconies or patios, and exterior walkways. Interiors commonly offer open living/dining layouts, eat‑in kitchens or kitchen islands, roomy primary suites with walk‑in closets, separate laundry/utility rooms and features such as high ceilings, ceiling fans, fireplaces, laminate counters, and updated finishes in many units. Common facilities are oriented to recreation and low‑maintenance living: a community pool, fitness room/exercise area, clubhouse, tennis courts, and designated outdoor storage and boat/kayak space. The association handles exterior maintenance, grounds, irrigation and common utilities like water/sewer; monthly HOA covers several services and occasional special assessments. Parking is surface-level with ample resident and visitor spaces. Pet rules and exact parking allocations vary by unit; some buildings have ground-floor patios while upper units have private balconies with marsh or community views. The property sits minutes from Folly Beach and downtown Charleston, offering a lifestyle blend of coastal access, neighborhood schools, and convenient shopping and dining.