Meet Mary Cutler
A native Charlestonian, Mary deSaussure Cutler has a wonderful appreciation for this beautiful city. Extremely committed to her beloved Charleston, Mary is involved in many, diverse organizations. Some of which include: vice-President of the Charlestowne Neighborhood Association, Tourism Commission, Association for Blind Board of Directors, Junior League of Charleston, Charleston Day School, Past Board Member of the Ladies Benevolent Society and National Society of Colonial Dames. She is as dedicated to the real estate business as to her community involvement.
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When you have friends or family visit Charleston what do you tell them is a must see?
I tell them to walk. You can see and learn so much when you are walking.
What do you think sets you apart as an agent?
I have lived in Charleston my whole life and I am involved. I know the houses and I know how the city works. Also, I am available and always return phone calls.
What is one thing you think most people don’t realize when they buy real estate?
That if you treat people the way that you want to be treated, things will go very smoothly and get done.
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23 Wappoo Creek Place
$828,500
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524 E Wimbledon Drive
$715,000
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344 Evian Way
$1,475,000
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2916 Cavalcade Circle
$550,000
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154 Cooper River Drive
$1,875,000
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149 Tradd Street
$1,594,700
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9 New Street
$2,450,000
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138 Rose Lane
$830,000
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7 Logan Street
$450,000
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783 Woodward Road
$850,000
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38 Colleton Drive
$540,000
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6765 Bears Bluff Road
$800,000
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732 N Godfrey Park Place
$921,250
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10 Bedons Alley
$2,140,000
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26 Formosa Drive
$1,390,000
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3 Lowndes Street
$975,000
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833 Pitt Street
$1,200,000
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67 Legare Street
$705,000
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55 1/2 Legare Street
$875,000
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50 Legare Street
$1,500,000
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75 South Battery
$1,605,000
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947 Night Heron Drive
$635,000
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53 Legare Street
$1,800,000
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39 King Street
$2,000,000