Historic Charleston Neighborhoods

South of Broad is the most exclusive part of Downtown and perhaps the entire state. Rows of palatial…

Harleston Village is one of the most diverse and lively neighborhoods of Downtown Charleston. With its…

If you love to walk to restaurants and shops, this borough is within a few blocks of the Harbor and the Market.

King Street is often compared to New York City’s 5th Avenue and boasts not only high end name brand boutiques…

The French Quarter is home to the Charleston Art Walk, an evening held several times a year where Charleston…

Right next to the Medical University of South Carolina, Radcliffeborough is populated by doctors, college…

Mazyck-Wraggborough, or Wraggborough for short, is a growing neighborhood with historic homes…

In the past ten years, Elliotborough has experienced significant investment and increased interest.

The Eastside is an historic neighborhood that used to lie under the shadow of the old Cooper River…