Cannonborough/Elliotborough
Cannonborough and Elliotborough, centrally located on the downtown Charleston peninsula, provide a wide range of living options including historic Charleston properties as well as modern contemporary condos and townhomes. Bordering the Upper King Street restaurant district, this neighborhood offers numerous dining experiences and boutique shopping. Proximity to the College of Charleston, local businesses and the MUSC medical complex makes this area a good choice for those looking to work and play within walking and biking distance.
A mixed use neighborhood, there are both rentals and homes that are well appointed and finished or need some renovation. This is a solid up and coming area that provides good value to those looking to invest. Home prices range from $300,000 to $1,000,000.
Insider Tip:
This neighborhood is home to Trattoria Lucca, one of local chef’s (Ken Vendrinski) most revered restaurants. Make your reservation early for Monday Family Supper, and be sure to stop by the Elliotborough Mini Bar for a glass of wine. If you live here, stake your own garden plot at the Community Garden along the Crosstown.
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Realtor®Specializes in: First-Time Buyers, Walkable Communities As an authority in eco-friendly buildings, Bryan McElveen brings a unique perspective to the real estate market in Charleston. He specializes in communities located in Downtown Charleston, North Charleston, and Mount Pleasant – from high-performance homes in Park Circle, to faithfully preserved historic homes on the Charleston Peninsula....
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As an authority in eco-friendly buildings, Bryan McElveen brings a unique perspective to the real estate market in Charleston. He specializes in communities located in Downtown Charleston, North Charleston, and Mount Pleasant – from high-performance homes in Park Circle, to faithfully preserved historic homes on the Charleston Peninsula. Since 2012 Bryan has authored Charleston Livability, a website pertaining to sustainability-minded real estate, eco-conscious retrofitting, and local livability.
Bryan is a South Carolina native, instilled with a love for the natural environment that makes Charleston one of the greatest places to live. When not creating masterpieces in the garden or kitchen, he can be found enjoying life on the rivers and beaches of Charleston.
Historic Charleston Office
Telephone: 843.722.5618
Address: 11 Fulton Street
Charleston, SC 29401