When most people think of living in Charleston, they picture warm afternoons spent sipping sweet tea on the veranda, towering palmetto trees that are hundreds of years old, and a lifestyle that is simple, peaceful, and unhurried. Essentially, what they picture is life South of Broad. The South of Broad neighborhood is an elegant, quiet residential community in downtown Charleston featuring graceful homes and horse-drawn carriages that wander the cobblestone streets. The neighborhood’s rich heritage and history is exemplified by the charming traditional single-family homes and stately mansions. These are the grand old homes that Robert E. Lee dined in, where Teddy Roosevelt socialized, and where George Washington slept. Due to its desirable location, historical significance, and the sheer scope of some of the properties in the neighborhood, South of Broad real estate is widely considered one of the most exclusive addresses of Downtown Charleston (if not the entire state of South Carolina). Although many of the homes South of Broad are luxurious antebellum mansions, Read More
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Charleston, Sc 29401
$11,200,000
Circa 1913. C. Bissell Jenkins House. Walker And Burden Architects. Jenkins Was The First To Build On The New Waterfront Thoroughfare Named Murray Boulevard. This Fine Home Remains The Grandest Of...
There Are Very Few Places In The United States Where Someone Can Lay Claim To Living In The Home Of A ''founding Father.'' Edward Rutledge, Signer To The Declaration Of Independence, Lived In This...
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 ...
Recently Renovated With A Two-car Garage And Charleston Harbor Views, 78 East Bay Is Situated On The Prominent Corner Of Vanderhorst Wharf And Right Behind The Pleasant City Park, Hazel Parker. Or...
The William Vanderhorst House. This Gorgeous Home, Circa 1740, Has Gracious Rooms With Soaring Ceilings! Grand Living Room Features Cypress Paneling. Beautiful Hardwood Flooring Throughout. New Ki...
23 Meeting Street, In The Heart Of Historic Charleston, Has Been Part Of The City's History Since 1694 And The House Since The 1740's. Today The Home Offers Every Amenity Since Undergoing A Comple...
Circa 1732. Beautiful Georgian House With Garage Located In A Great High Ground Location Just Off Meeting Street. The Fotheringham-mcneil Tenements Are Listed As Valuable In ''this Is Charleston: ...
This Grand Mixed Use Building On Broad Was Constructed Circa 1740 And Once Served As The Studio Space For Famed Sculptor Clark Mills. Multiple Renovations And Modifications Have Not Taken Away Fro...
By Charleston's Standards, Having It All Means Living In Charleston's Most Prestigious Neighborhood, South Of Broad, Overlooking Charleston Harbor In A Beautifully Maintained, Light Filled, Histor...
This Late 1700s Home Is A Visually And Culturally Valuable Property That Is Recognized By The South Of Broad Historic District And Recipient Of Carolopolis Award For Excellence In Historical Prese...
single family homes and carriage houses of many different shapes and sizes are scattered amongst the area’s many tranquil avenues. Its proximity to Broad Street means that residents of South of Broad enjoy dining at establishments like Oak Steakhouse and The Blind Tiger. The area’s many boutiques and antique stores make for great shopping excursions as well. And for those who enjoy spending time outdoors, White Point Gardens, The Battery, and Waterfront Park are all just steps away.
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