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I am a full-time Realtor for all historic neighborhoods on the Charleston Peninsula as well as a few other bike-friendly walkable areas. I LOVE my job. A Lowcountry aficionado, an outdoor lover & a foodie, I enjoy unique architecture and things that challenge and inspire me.
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Tag Archives: Lifestyle
Downtown Christmas Light Delight – By Bike
Last night it was a balmy Charleston Eve, so my husband and I decided to take a little two-wheeled spin around the quiet streets of Downtown to take a look at the Christmas lights. I don’t know about ya’ll, but … Continue reading
Another Home with a Jawdropping View – 45 Pendleton St in Wagener Terrace, Charleston
I completed my most recent post about homes with a view in Downtown Charleston, right before this stunner came on the market, but today I was lucky enough to have a private showing of this home. 45 Pendleton St, while … Continue reading
Why Charleston? (an oldie but goodie)
On this spectacular Charleston September Day, I am reminded of one of my original posts I put up in February of 2009, called “Why Charleston?” (The original version was written by hand shortly after I moved here from New York … Continue reading
Having a Sunday Funday in Charleston – Nothing Could be Finer
All work and no play makes Kristin a very dull woman. Thus, this past beautiful, clear, no precipitation in sight Sunday afternoon, my husband and I decided on the spur of the moment that a Charleston Sunday Funday was in … Continue reading
Posted in Charleston Lifestyle
Tagged beaches, Lifestyle, Living in Charleston, Outdoors, Photos
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Top 10 Reasons I Love Charleston’s Summertime Heat
It’s the dog days of summer here in Charleston and we are counting the days until fall. But until then, I am devoted to having a good attitude about our delightful July weather. So here are my Top 10 reasons I love … Continue reading
Master Preservationist Program-Day Nine. The Glory of Charleston’s Gardens
Oh how I wish there were some way I could capture the scent of wisteria in a Charleston spring and share it with you. It’s intoxicating. There’s nothing like wandering the streets with your nose as your guide or peeking … Continue reading
Posted in Master Preservation Program
Tagged Architecture, Gardens, history, Lifestyle, Living in Charleston, Photos, Preservation
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Full Moon Splendor Over Charleston
The moon last night was so captivating that I had to make a detour, park my car and stand in the middle of the street to catch these shots. Just imagine that full, rising man-in-the-moon casting his gaze over Charleston….
Master Preservationist Program-Day Two. Unearthing a Civilization
I’d like to preempt this post with a disclaimer. You may find me getting on a little bit of a soapbox toward the end, but I promise it won’t hurt too much. And so…the topic of study for our second … Continue reading
Posted in Master Preservation Program
Tagged Architecture, history, Lifestyle, Preservation, sustainable communities
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Stuck in Traffic? Not Me. Downtown Charleston Living is Easy…
After enduring the Thanksgiving traffic to and from Atlanta (I-26 drivers are crazy!) I realize that I forgot to give Thanks for one other thing in my last blog post. That I don’t have to commute. Now it wasn’t always … Continue reading
Recession? What Recession? King Street is Booming
Since my office is located at 214 King St, I pay close attention to what is happening on the entire stretch of the historic street. It is a constantly evolving animal, subject to joys and disappointments, complaints about loss of … Continue reading
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