Historic Charleston

There is no shortage of charm to be found on the streets and alleys of Historic Charleston. Often dubbed “The Peninsula,” this slice of the city is brimming with history, culture, and modern vitality. Visitors meander through the narrow cobblestone lanes  surrounded by bright, historic homes, accompanied by the rhythmic clip-clop of horse-drawn carriage tours, while locals and tourists alike revel in the city’s timeless allure.

Read More

However, Historic Charleston is far from a relic of the past; it pulsates with a vibrant energy fueled by a thriving restaurant and art gallery scene. Step into any of the city’s acclaimed eateries to indulge in Lowcountry cuisine, where you can enjoy fresh seafood, savory grits, and indulgent desserts. From quaint bistros serving up Southern comfort classics to upscale dining establishments showcasing innovative gastronomic delights, Historic Charleston offers a culinary experience to suit every palate.

Art enthusiasts will delight in exploring the city’s diverse array of galleries and studios, where local artists showcase their talents through captivating paintings, sculptures, and mixed-media creations. Wander through the historic streets, discovering hidden gems tucked away in centuries-old buildings, or embark on a curated gallery tour to immerse yourself in Charleston’s vibrant artistic community.

Historic Charleston is a city of contrasts, where the past seamlessly intertwines with the present, and each cobblestone corner reveals a new story waiting to be told. Experience the timeless beauty and modern allure of this captivating city, where history comes to life, and every moment is filled with possibility. Explore the different neighborhoods and homes for sale in downtown Charleston!

Neighborhoods in Historic Charleston:

The French Quarter

Ansonborough

South of Broad Neighborhood in Charleston SC

South of Broad

North Central neighborhood in Charleston, SC

North Central

West Side

Cannonborough Elliotborough neighborhood in Historic Charleston

Cannonborough/Elliotborough

Harleston Village

Radcliffeborough

South of Broad Neighborhood in Charleston SC

Wagener Terrace

Hampton Park Terrace

East Side Neighborhood Charleston SC

East Side

Mazyck-Wraggborough

Meet a Historic Charleston Expert:

Bryan McElveen

Bryan McElveen

Realtor®, Broker Associate

Specializes in: Walkable Communities, Second Homes, Investment Properties, Preservation and Restoration As an advocate for well-balanced and thoughtful development, partnering with Bryan introduces a fresh perspective to Charleston's distinctive real estate scene: through his platform CharlestonLivability.com he channels a commitment to harmonizing our urban environment with the natural...

Know about me Bryan McElveen

Bryan McElveen

Designation:

Realtor®, Broker Associate

Phone:

843.276.0352

Email:

bmcelveen@dunesproperties.com

Website URL:

https://www.charlestonlivability.com

Department:

Downtown,Mt. Pleasant

Specializes in: Walkable Communities, Second Homes, Investment Properties, Preservation and Restoration

As an advocate for well-balanced and thoughtful development, partnering with Bryan introduces a fresh perspective to Charleston's distinctive real estate scene: through his platform CharlestonLivability.com he channels a commitment to harmonizing our urban environment with the natural treasures of the Lowcountry, connecting prospective homeowners to that vision here in Charleston.

Bryan’s expertise is centered on the convergence of functional community design – spanning from the revitalization of once-vibrant neighborhoods to the strategic development of new urbanist initiatives – along with modern building technologies and the revitalization of historic homes. He holds a distinct passion for the preservation and restoration of Charleston’s historic residences, underpinned by a deep commitment to ecological conservation in the beautiful South Carolina Lowcountry. It's this synergy that can genuinely elevate Charleston as an exceptional place to call home.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Bryan nurtures his creative interests in the realms of technology and horticulture. During his leisure time, he finds solace in the serene beauty of Charleston's rivers and beaches along with his husband Adam and their spoiled dogs Phoebe and Delilah.

 

Main Corporate Office

Telephone: 843.881.5600

Address: 835 Coleman Blvd Ste. 200
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464