Located on the tip of the Charleston peninsula, South of Broad is an exclusive and historic neighborhood. With fine architecture and dazzling details, this neighborhood exudes all of the southern charm that Charleston is known for. It offers an impeccable location, views of the water and is just steps from renowned restaurants, shopping, art galleries and so much more. Additionally, the history of this neighborhood has remained intact from its origins in 1880, as the city of Charleston actively participates in preservation efforts. Come experience what it means to call South of Broad home.
Location. South of Broad living provides homeowners with an incredible experience to truly enjoy all that Charleston has to offer, just steps from your front door. With close proximity to world renowned restaurants, art galleries, shopping, theaters and festivals, Lowcountry living doesn’t get any better than this.
Home styles. From Charleston Single houses to stately mansions, the streets of South of Broad are lined with the finest examples of historic architecture. Each Charleston home is filled with rich history and stories of those who came before the current homeowners. The piazzas and rooftop decks (take a peek at our listing at the link below, 39 N Adgers Wharf) offer breath-taking views of the Holy City skyline, the Charleston Harbor and even Fort Sumter.
Neighborhood history. The City of Charleston goes to great lengths to preserve the beauty and history of the South of Broad neighborhood. Minus the horses and carriages of the 1880s, the neighborhood still has all of its original southern charm from back in the day. Since 1953, the Preservation Society of Charleston has given out Carolopolis Awards to promote historical preservation in exceptional projects all across Charleston and the Lowcountry. Our listing at 90 East Bay Street (pictured on the left) underwent an incredible restoration and was a recipient of the award.
White Point Garden. The South of Broad neighborhood is also home to White Point Garden. This picturesque setting is at the southern tip of the peninsula where the Ashley and Cooper Rivers meet. The 5.7-acre public park is filled with grand live oak trees and provides the perfect place to stroll and picnic, all while taking in the breeze from the Battery.
Exquisite landmarks. In addition to White Point Garden, South of Broad has many wonderful landmarks including the famous Rainbow Row, the Battery and St. Michael’s Church – the oldest church in Charleston. There are also many home museums that offer guided tours including the Nathaniel Russell House, a National Historic Landmark.
More than 90 years South of Broad. Our firm is one of Charleston’s oldest and most established real estate companies. In 2023, we celebrated our 90th anniversary and continue to bring our expertise to all areas of the Lowcountry. Even better, you can find us on your next stroll South of Broad at our downtown office at 25 Broad Street.
If you’re considering making a move, William Means agents are South of Broad experts and would be delighted to help you find your next home.
Take a tour of these South of Broad homes for sale.
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