Charleston is one of America's most visited and interesting cities. Filled with southern charm and hospitality the low country area has plenty for all and a great place to relocate. With mild weather in the winter and four seasons to enjoy this beautiful area along with affordable housing options the Charleston area and Sea Islands are a friendly paradise.
What’s better than the beautiful weather the SC Low Country offers? A nice beach to enjoy it on! There are three beaches within a 20-minute drive from downtown Charleston. If you’re looking for a less crowded getaway, Sullivan’s Island is a great choice. Isle of Palms, meanwhile, is a popular family destination. A historical haven founded in 1670, Charleston is nearly 350 years old—and thus the oldest city in the entire state. The city itself is bristling with historic buildings, ranging from brightly-colored houses to the place where the Civil War began (Fort Sumter), making it a beautiful sight.
The art scene boast the first theater in America (Dock Street Theatre, 1736) and the oldest community theater troop in the state (the Footlight Players) can be found in Charleston—and the arts tradition seems to only have continued since then. Charleston has a professional ballet and symphony orchestra, too, as well as loads of museum and local art shops.
Below we will display some of the beaches and communities of this area. Just fill out of the easy form, email us at Americanrealestateref@gmail.com or call or text 984 664 2807 for more information. Also join our mailing list and receive updates and info on the area. We are one of the only real estate sites that offers this free service.
What’s better than the beautiful weather the SC Low Country offers? A nice beach to enjoy it on! There are three beaches within a 20-minute drive from downtown Charleston. If you’re looking for a less crowded getaway, Sullivan’s Island is a great choice. Isle of Palms, meanwhile, is a popular family destination. A historical haven founded in 1670, Charleston is nearly 350 years old—and thus the oldest city in the entire state. The city itself is bristling with historic buildings, ranging from brightly-colored houses to the place where the Civil War began (Fort Sumter), making it a beautiful sight.
The art scene boast the first theater in America (Dock Street Theatre, 1736) and the oldest community theater troop in the state (the Footlight Players) can be found in Charleston—and the arts tradition seems to only have continued since then. Charleston has a professional ballet and symphony orchestra, too, as well as loads of museum and local art shops.
Below we will display some of the beaches and communities of this area. Just fill out of the easy form, email us at Americanrealestateref@gmail.com or call or text 984 664 2807 for more information. Also join our mailing list and receive updates and info on the area. We are one of the only real estate sites that offers this free service.
Charleston
Charleston is always voted as one of America’s friendliest cities and is also one of America’s most historic cities. The city offers tours of Civil War and Rev War Forts along with an abundance of restaurants and a variety of shopping in a wonderful downtown district with horse drawn carriages. People from all the country move to Charleston every year as the area host several festivals and offers top level medical care. The College of Charleston and the Medical University of SC offer an academic vibe to this southern city. The Citadel along with area military bases and a top ranked VA hospital offer a military friendly environment in the area. Several traditions such as sweet grass basket making and unique southern dishes are part of the landscape of this historic city as well. One will find boating and sailing very popular in Charleston Harbor and along the area beaches. http://www.charleston-sc.gov/
Summerville
Summerville lies about 30 mins west of Charleston just off I 26. Summerville is a modest sized city that serves as a bedroom community for Charleston with easy access to the ports and many companies in North Charleston. Summerville is also the birthplace of sweet tea and the charm of Summerville has resulted in a doubling of the population in the 1980's. It continues to attract families, business people and military personnel, all looking for a quality of life that has long since disappeared in cities. It is hard to believe that 40 years ago the Town of Summerville had a population of 3,000 and today the town exceeds 46,000. http://www.summervillesc.gov/
Folly Beach
Folly Beach lies just east of James Island and Johns Island and is referred to as “the edge of the world.” Folly is home to many traditional beach cottages and serves as a beach for many Charleston residents and visitors. With wide beaches and one of a kind shops paired scenic views of Charleston Harbor make Folly Beach unique. Many restaurants serve fresh caught seafood from the docks and surfers and joggers dot the beach around the pier. Just south of Folly is the high end resort island of Kiawah Island which offers world class golf and private beaches endured with beautiful homes. http://www.cityoffollybeach.com/
Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant and Isle of Palms are just north of downtown Charleston and offer upscale shopping and dining venues. Mt Pleasant has many new neighborhoods paired with many amenities such as country club living and access to some of the finest real estate on the East Coast. The population has increased by leaps and bounds over the past 15 years as many people have discovered this haven. Boone Hall Plantation is America’s most photographed plantation and one of the top 10 most photographed homes in America as it’s canopy road of oaks has served as the backdrop of many movies such as North and South and countless others. http://www.tompsc.com/
Isle of Palms
Isle of Palms lies just east of Mt Pleasant across the saw grass and causeway as this beach offers an upscale beach community with many private developments. Just to the south the Sullivan’s Island light house can be viewed as Sullivan’s Island was home to the first decisive victory of the Rev War as the Americans defeated the British from taking over Charleston Harbor at Fort Moultrie. The southern end of Sullivan’s Island is home to Patriots Point where the USS Yorktown calls home. http://www.iop.net/ http://www.sullivansisland-sc.com/
Beaufort
Beaufort SC is South Carolina’s 2nd oldest city and is a beautiful coastal city located next to Port Royal and is home to Parris Island. Beaufort offers a charming downtown area along with many historic mansions and newer communities. There are many sea islands with cultures of their own nearby along with Hunting Island State Park. Many people prefer Beaufort because of it’s small town charm and because it is less than an hour from each Charleston and Savannah. http://www.beaufortsc.org/
Hilton Head
Hilton Head is one of America’s premier island resorts as you will find over 12 miles of pristine coast line with plenty of bike paths and wooded communities. The harbor and Harbour Lighthouse offers a paradise setting for boaters as many locally owned restaurants occupy this area. Traditional Golf clubs and condos are found on the beaches where new communities can be found toward the Bluffton area which has seen strong growth as one find themselves only 20 minutes from downtown Savannah. Bluffton offers low country living at its best with small town charm and marsh views. https://www.hiltonheadisland.org/
North Charleston
North Charleston serves a very important role in the Low Country as the city is home to the Charleston Airport, several military bases along with area ports. North Charleston is home to a large aircraft manufacturing facility and will soon have two very large automobile manufacturing facilities that will employee thousands. Downtown North Charleston is currently being renovated as several new bars and restaurants have emerged over the past few years. With the nearby city of Hanahan this area has plenty of opportunity for new growth and investment opportunities. http://www.northcharleston.org/