Charleston is a small city unlike any other in the country. Residents enjoy living on cobblestone streets with homes dating back 300 years that have been painstakingly preserved. Horse-drawn carriages clicky clack down the streets with visitors thinking they just saw a pirate run down an alley. The history provides the back drop for an urban lifestyle that offers cultural venues, museums and outstanding restaurants equivalent to most major cities. Housing options are as unique as the city. Read more about living in Historic Charleston.
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SOUTH OF BROAD
Single Family Home
32 Legare Street
Charleston, SC
Legare Street's Oldest Residence, Known Locally As ''the Sword Gate,'' Was Built Circa 1790-1803 And Is Located On High Ground In A High Ae Flood Zone. This Federal-style Residence Is Privately Nestled Behind Its Famous Front Gates Which Were Originally Com...
SOUTH OF BROAD
Single Family Home
29 Legare Street
Charleston, SC
In One Of The Prettiest Cities, On One Of The City's Grandest Streets, On One Of The Largest Lots South Of Broad Sits The Reverend Paul Trapier Gervais House. Just Steps From The Battery, This C.1835 Charleston Single Represents A Timeless Collaboration Bet...
SOUTH OF BROAD
Single Family Home
23 Legare Street
Charleston, SC
Elegance, History, And Unparalleled Privacy All Mark The Robert Trail Chisholm House, Circa 1838. One Passes Down The Private Drive From Legare Street Through The Imposing, Wrought Iron Gates To The Charming Greek Revival Mansion. Situated In The Park-lik...
SOUTH OF BROAD
Single Family Home
117 Broad Street
Charleston, SC
The Governor's House Inn, Also Known As The Laurens-rutledge House, Was Built In 1760 By James Laurens In The Georgian Style, And Sits On Nearly 1/2 An Acre Just Outside The Original Walled City, On The Site Of The Former Charleston Orange Garden. Though It...
SOUTH OF BROAD
Single Family Home
18 Church Street
Charleston, SC
This Stunning Estate-sized Property Is Located South Of Broad On Prestigious Lower Church Street. A Twenty-month Renovation Has Just Been Completed. An Elegant New Exterior Staircase Now Provides Gracious Entry From The Parterre Garden To The Main Level Of ...
DOWNTOWN
Single Family Home
125 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC
Rare Opportunity To Purchase A Substantial Downtown Building With Adjacent Parking Lot. The Building Is Located At 125 Meeting Street. 2,354 Sq Ft Of Retail Space That Is Currently An Art Gallery. There Are 2 One Bedroom Apartments On The Second Floor And 1...
SOUTH OF BROAD
Single Family Home
31 E Battery Street
Charleston, SC
Offered For The First Time In Five Generations, The C. 1837 Shackleford-williams House Is An Exceptionally Well-preserved Antebellum Mansion And One Of The Oldest Homes On One Of America's Most Iconic Streets. From Civil War Bombardment To Natural Disasters...
SOUTH OF BROAD
Single Family Home
17 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC
If These Walls Could Talk. This Pristine C 1756 Charleston Single Stands Tall And Proud On The Corners Of Meeting And Lamboll Streets. This Private, Walled Urban Retreat Exemplifies Charleston Lifestyle At Its Best. Beautifully Proportioned Rooms, Triple Pi...
Options for homes in historic Charleston are quite diverse. Historic homes are a passion here. Homes ranging up to 300 years old have been painstakingly restored. "South of Broad" is the prestigious address in the city, but many other gorgeous homes above Broad Street would challenge that statement. Homes range from $100,000 for a fixer-upper to $23,000,000 for a palatial, 17,142 sq ft Charleston Gem, the Sword Gate House. Condos/Townhomes/Row Houses range from $100,000 to $3,450,000 for 6500 sq. ft. row house with a "South of Broad" address. There are newer condominium buildings, so if you prefer newer, we have perfect options. Shopping for a home in downtown Charleston is quite interesting with the cobblestone streets, slanted floors of historic homes and stories of what happened on the premises when the pirates last visited.
Charleston is known for its fabulous restaurants, too many to name but a few favorites you need to try. Tourists flock to Hymans Seafood - renowned for its seafood or try the elegant dining experience of Peninsula Grill with its delicious regional flair, for steaks its a close call between Oak Steak House and Halls Chop House or for casual dining get in the line for Justines Kitchen with an authentic Southern twist. Charleston Place Hotel offers several fine dining venues, as well as world class accommodations. Visit a shopper's paradise on King Street or the famous ˜Market" with local handcrafted goods by authentic Southern craftsman. Need a good restaurant recommendation, we are happy to help just give us a call.
There is an endless list of things to enjoy in Charleston. It sounds corny, but you have to do the carriage rides. There are about 8 tours randomly assigned so the neighborhoods don't get too jammed up with horse drawn carriages. You will gain an immediate appreciation of the history of this magical town. The boat ride out to Ft. Sumter is a must. Ft. Sumpter was the site of the first battle of the Civil War. Enjoy breathtaking views of Charleston and the harbor while you relive history. Visit the Gibbs Museum of Art where you come face to face with stories of the South Carolina low country as seen through paintings, sculpture, and photographs at Charleston's signature art museum. To view cultural and national history objects from ancient fossils and an enormous whale skeleton to elegant costumes and Civil War artifacts come to the Charleston Museum. For those who love the theatre, the Dock Street Theatre hosts the Charleston Stage Company's full season of plays, musicals, and theatre. Or how about a candlelight ghost tour through the heart of Charleston's "haunted" history. The list goes on and on.
The city of Charleston is located just south of the mid-point of South Carolina's coastline, at the confluence of the Ashley, Wando and Cooper rivers, which flow together to the Atlantic Ocean. Charleston Harbor lies between downtown Charleston and the Atlantic Ocean. It is a 10 minute ride to the beaches at Sullivan's Island or Folly Beach. The airport is about 20 minutes away.
Just a short list of signature annual Charleston events for your recreational pleasure and enjoyment include: Spoleto Festival USA (huge cultural arts festival), The Charleston Boat Show, Southeastern Wildlife Exposition, Charleston Food and Wine Festivals, French Quarter Art Walk, Festival of Houses and Gardens, International Antiques Show, Cooper River Bridge Run, The Garden Club of Charleston Annual House and Garden Tour, Charleston Harbor Fest, Fall Tours of Homes and Gardens, and the annual Charleston Parade of Boats.
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