It's no secret that Charleston is a fantastic place to call home.
Whether you live here permanently or find solace along the
cobblestone streets a few weeks out of the year, there is no doubt
that Charleston, and the historic district in particular, embodies
everything the Holy City has to offer.
The picturesque Town of Mount Pleasant provides a true neighborhood feel just minutes from the city of Charleston. The ever-growing town stretches north from the Ravenel Bridge and offers easy access to waterways, beaches, area schools, local shops, restaurants, major services and more.
One of Charleston’s six barrier islands, Sullivan's Island is one of the most highly sought-after, residential beach towns in the country. Known for its casual, relaxed pace of life and a community that takes pride in its inviting atmosphere, it is no wonder that this quaint island is one of the area’s most coveted destinations. With a history rich in American past times, Sullivan's Island is a distinctive, timeless getaway.
Isle of Palms is a barrier island on South Carolina’s Atlantic Ocean. The coastal community is perfectly positioned near Mount Pleasant, Sullivan’s Island and just a short drive from downtown Charleston. The island sits between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway so there is plentiful access to the area’s waterways and ocean.
Located just twenty minutes from downtown Charleston, the master-planned community of Daniel Island provides the rare opportunity to live, work and play. The island is a mix of commercial and residential, so you never have to go far to get what you need. Daniel Island is filled with homes, condos and apartments ranging in price and style.
Separated from James Island and West Ashley by the Stono River, Johns Island is a sea island community that is developing. Once a largely rural community, there has been a lot of activity over the past few years including new planned residential neighborhoods and an increase in commercial businesses including new shops and restaurants.
Separated from James Island and West Ashley by the Stono River, Johns Island is a sea island community that is developing. Once a largely rural community, there has been a lot of activity over the past few years including new planned residential neighborhoods and an increase in commercial businesses including new shops and restaurants.
The private resort communities of Kiawah and Seabrook Islands are gated, upscale communities bordered by the Atlantic Ocean. Each island is about forty minutes from downtown Charleston. Freshfields Village, a commercial shopping district, is a central place for dining out and shopping with a vast collection of local restaurants, shops, boutiques and events throughout the year.
Situated across the Ashley River from downtown Charleston, West Ashley is a thriving community with many different neighborhoods and home styles. Closer to the peninsula, you will find older communities that were built in the 1920’s to 1950’s, while further out, you will find several larger planned neighborhoods featuring newer construction homes.
Moss-covered live oaks, winding creeks, expansive waterfront vistas and a laid-back pace of life are some of the hallmarks of life on Wadmalaw Island. Located in Charleston County, the island is accessible via Johns Island and about thirty minutes from historic downtown Charleston.
With seven miles of pristine beaches, an eclectic commercial district and beautiful beachfront homes and bungalows, Folly Beach is one of the Lowcountry’s popular beach communities. The barrier island is bordered by the Folly River and the Atlantic Ocean, conveniently located approximately twenty minutes from historic downtown Charleston.
