Homes For Sale in Charleston, SC

Charleston, South Carolina

America's Friendliest City

Charleston, SC, voted number one for seven years in a row by Travel & Leisure, was founded in 1670 and is the oldest and largest city in South Carolina. Known for its cobblestone streets, historical districts and beautiful plantations, Charleston has it all. The City of Charleston includes the central peninsula of Downtown Charleston and also Johns Island, James Island, Daniel Island, West Ashley and parts of Cainhoy/Wando. Seamlessly blending an incredible restaurant scene, pleasurable social and nightlife crowds and lots of outdoor activities, Charleston does not disappoint. If you are looking for homes for sale in Charleston, SC, please contact Jon Stroud at [email protected]

 

 

 

Downtown Charleston

History, beauty, charm and more...

When people think of Charleston, they imagine horse-drawn carriages, beautiful pastels houses and, the immense history that the peninsula holds. If you are looking for homes for sale in Charleston, SC, you might want to consider the downtown peninsula. Surrounded by water on three sides, Charleston has the feel of one’s oasis. Homes for sale in Charleston, SC, usually come in variety considering the numerous different neighborhoods around the peninsula. The beautiful, old oak trees create a sense of complete southern charm. If you’re a food lover, take a trip down upper King Street and find yourself at Halls Chophouse, one of the highest-rated steak houses in the states. If you enjoy history, pop into a museum or take a walk around the Battery District, you can see where the Civil War began. Fort Sumter, seen from across the water, is where the first civil war shots aimed to hit. Take a short drive to Boone Hall Plantation, where you can see historic buildings made of brick, entirely made by hand. If shopping is your thing, one will not be disappointed. We have everything from high-end brands on King Street to local artisans and vendors displaying their wares at the Charleston City Market. If you haven’t been, it’s a must-see! If you are interested in homes for sale in Charleston, SC contact Jon Stroud at [email protected].

Charleston's History

One of Charleston’s biggest draws is the extensive history the peninsula holds. From Civil War landmarks, cobblestone streets, and carriage houses, this city tells many stories. If you haven’t checked out The Battery, it is a must! Located on the lower end of the peninsula and bordering the water, one can see Fort Sumter, where the first shots came from during the civil war. One can enjoy a beautiful park, covered in old oak trees, or take a walk down the street and delve into the immense beauty the old battery houses hold.
The houses alone, keep so much history. Back in the early days, homes were frontage taxed, meaning they were taxed on how wide or big they looked from the front. This is why a lot of the older houses around Charleston are skinny and long. Another thing people notice is the gorgeous, long porches with private doors that these historic houses have. Historically, women in Charleston were not meant to show their necks, wrists, or ankles. On a hot and humid day, women tended to spend their days on their porches, not always wearing proper attire. This is why most porches had a door, so a woman could be outside enjoying the weather without worrying about their attire. Not only does Charleston offer beauty and beaches, it also offers much history! For more information on homes for sale in Charleston SC, please contact Jon Stroud.

If you are interested in homes for sale in Charleston, SC, please contact Jon Stroud at [email protected]

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