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About Me (Kristin Walker)
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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Happy 2012!
I hope each of you had a wonderful New Years celebration and that you are feeling optimistic about 2012. My husband and I kicked off the year with a jaunt to Sullivan’s Island to check out the 18th Annual Polar … Continue reading
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
The Mirabella V docks at the Charleston City Marina
This gorgeous sloop is currently in port at the Charleston City Marina. Her name is Mirabella V and she’s the largest in the world at 247 ft long, with a beam of 48ft and a mast with a height of … Continue reading
Homes with a Water View in Downtown Charleston
You want it all don’t you? A beautiful home in the middle of an exciting and gracious city, historic details, modern comforts, off-street parking, and the piece-de-la-resistance, a view of the water. I don’t blame you because I do too. … Continue reading
What do you think? My first print ad for Preservation Progress
In the upcoming issues of the Preservation Society‘s publication, Preservation Progress, I’ll be featuring my very first print ad ever (see the image below). As you know, I am mostly a techy kind of gal, but every once in a … 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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A Lowcountry Palette
This morning, as I walked along the Battery, I met with a unique confluence of events that turns our waters a soft milky gray/blue, one of the beautiful colors of our Lowcountry palette. When you have a cloudy sky, very little wind, … 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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Master Preservationist Program-Day Five. Illuminating the Interiors
Wallpaper – NO! Crazy paint colors – NO! Carpet in living areas – NO! Such has been my generic real estate mantra for years, but ah…how tastes change. 150 years ago I would have been most ignorant and unfashionable, and certainly of … Continue reading
Posted in Charleston Architecture, Master Preservation Program
Tagged Architecture, history, Photos, Preservation, Unique Properties
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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….
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