There are numerous wonderful places to live in the Charleston area and different neighborhoods appeal to different people. We have chosen the most popular neighborhoods for luxury properties that our clients like. While these are just a limited selection of neighborhoods in the Charleston real estate market, they seem to have a lot of appeal. From downtown luxurious gardens surrounding historic homes to the beachfront properties on the islands, there is something for everyone who is searching for that unique luxury property. Carolina Park is a larger neighborhood still in the construction stage offering fabulous amenities for families. River Reach at Remley's Point, Ellis Oaks, The Crescent, and Back Bay Village are small exclusive neighborhoods, little hidden gems. And in downtown Charleston there is of course the historic district while in Mount Pleasant the most well-known areas are the Old Village, I’On and Olde Park
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...
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 ...
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 ...
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 exteri...
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 o...
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 ...
39 Meeting Street, built for the St. Michael's Church Rectory C. 1766, is a truly beautiful and unique property that has spanned over two and half centuries of Charleston...
The John Blake House, Circa 1800, is an L-shaped, two and a half story black cypress and heart pine frame structure that sits on a high masonry foundation on a double lot...
One of the finest major surviving Italianate buildings erected in Charleston before the civil war. The front facade features an L-shaped asymmetrical plan with pedimente...
Circa 1801, once part of the historic James Hamilton Company Building, serving as a cotton warehouse along the city's oldest surviving wharf. Totally restored and renovat...
Welcome home to The Humphrey Sommers House, Circa 1778. This is the ideal home South of Broad. This stunning home is a perfect single family residence. Just steps from th...
Set on the corner of Church and Atlantic Streets, the circa 1794 James Watt House recently was completely renovated by the best specialists in historic Charleston (Tupper...
Architecturally noted as one of the oldest Greek Revival homes in Charleston, and built on one of the highest points in the Historic Downtown, one can understand why the ...
Recently renovated by architect E.E. Fava and Mike Besta Renovation and Restoration in 2015, this beautiful ''South of Broad'' waterfront family home offers expansive vie...
The Louis Danjou House, circa 1810, is classified by the City as a Category 2 House. There are 2 beautiful masonry structures, a beautiful garden, and parking for 2-3 car...
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