Charleston's history is fascinating. The city was destroyed by fire, wiped out by disease, ravaged by pirates and much more. The Civil War started in Charleston Harbor. Well how about a rice plantation that was burned by the Union soldiers in the Civil War and then rebuilt by a New York stockbroker in 1931.  Looking very much like a scene from Gone With The Wind, the drive is lined with ancient grand oaks trees that frame southern columns...what a picture. As the newspaper boy said selling newspapers on the street in 1931 "read all about it" 

Post and Courier Article

If you are interested in owning a truly unique historic property, please check out the listing.

5878 Bonnie Doone Road Listing

Spring is in the air on Daniel Island! As the days grow longer and flowers begin to bloom, the sun shines brightly on Daniel Island, casting a warm spotlight on this charming, scenic town which is home to some of the most exciting events and activities that the lowcountry has to offer. For many, Spring represents an opportunity to start anew, a chance to step out into the great outdoors and soak up all the natural beauty that surrounds. And on Daniel Island, there is no shortage of natural scenic wonder, which makes this picturesque island the picture perfect backdrop to many memorable springtime events. 

 One of the most highly anticipated events of the Spring season is the Volvo Car Open, the largest women’s only tennis tournament in North