Category: Charleston
Classic South of Broad Living at 80 Church Street
Inside the Original Walled City Some addresses carry a quiet significance that needs little introduction. The corner of Church and Tradd Streets is one of them. Positioned within Charleston’s original Old Walled City and surrounded by some of the peninsula’s most admired historic architecture, 80 Church Street offers a rare opportunity to own a distinguished... Read More
Inside 8 Judith Street: A Historic Charleston Single
More Than Two Centuries of Charleston History In a city known for its historic architecture, some homes offer an especially tangible connection to Charleston’s past. 8 Judith Street is one of them. Built circa 1817-1820 by John Robinson, who also built the nearby Aiken-Rhett House, the Neoclassical Charleston single stands on a raised brick basement... Read More
Now Showing: Harborfront Living at 1 Vendue Range, Unit G
Life at the Water’s Edge There are few places in Charleston where the city and the harbor come together as seamlessly as they do along Vendue Range. Situated in the heart of the historic French Quarter, Unit G at One Vendue Range offers a perspective that is increasingly difficult to find, direct waterfront living surrounded... Read More
On the Market: Historic Harleston Village Living at 89 Ashley Avenue
Nearly Two Centuries in the Making Charleston’s most memorable homes often strike a balance between preserving the past and embracing the way people live today. At 89 Ashley Avenue, that balance has been achieved with remarkable care. Built in 1838 and positioned in the heart of Harleston Village, this beautifully preserved Charleston Single combines nearly... Read More
Now Showing: 22 Rutledge Avenue Overlooking Colonial Lake
Across from Charleston’s Favorite Park Some Charleston addresses are immediately recognizable. Rutledge Avenue is one of them. Lined with grand historic homes and framed by the open green spaces surrounding Colonial Lake, it has long been considered one of downtown Charleston’s most distinguished residential corridors. At the center of this coveted setting sits 22 Rutledge... Read More
Now Showing: The Captain John Morrison House at 125 Tradd Street
The Evolution of a Classic Some of Charleston’s most remarkable homes aren’t defined by a single feature. Instead, they achieve something far more difficult, a balance of history, architecture, comfort, and livability that feels effortless. The Captain John Morrison House at 125 Tradd Street is one of those rare properties. Dating to approximately 1805, this... Read More
Featured Property: Harborfront Living in the Nathaniel Ingraham House at 2 Water St
A Residence Defined by Time and Place There are few places in Charleston where history, architecture, and waterfront living converge as effortlessly as they do at 2 Water Street. Known as the Nathaniel Ingraham House, this distinguished residence has occupied one of the city’s most remarkable settings since 1810. Positioned along the iconic High Battery,... Read More
On the Market: The Historic Edmondston-Alston House at 21 East Battery
Charleston’s Harbor Landmark Since 1825 Some homes occupy a coveted address. Others become part of the identity of the place itself. For two centuries, the Edmondston-Alston House has stood watch over Charleston Harbor, its piazzas facing the water and its history intertwined with the story of the city. Located at 21 East Battery in the... Read More
Downtown Condos: 517 King Street #2, 33 Calhoun Street #111 & 5 Gadsdenboro Street #309
517 King Street #2 Located in the heart of downtown Charleston, this immaculate condo in King Street Lofts is steps away from great restaurants and shopping plus minutes from CofC, MUSC, and parks. The building also offers security with keypad access and on-site gated parking. 517 King Street #2 is a 2 bedroom, 1,600 sq.ft.... Read More
Charleston Area July Market Recap
We are proud to share the Charleston area market recap for the month of July! The July 2020 real estate market is following the trend of the previous months with shortening market times and increases in average and median sales prices for most of the Lowcountry. The lessening number of homes available for sale continues... Read More
Downtown Listings: 53 Laurens, 15 Lowndes & 27 Bogard Street
53 Laurens Street 53 Laurens Street is located in Ansonborough neighborhood and epitomizes historic downtown living as it’s within walking distance to Charleston’s most popular restaurants and shops. This extensive home includes a main residence and a three-story carriage house. Most of the home is restored with original features including heart pine floors, exposed brick,... Read More
Introducing a New Way to View Charleston Homes
We are thrilled to offer ways to view homes virtually, so you can continue your Charleston home search throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic. Visit TheCassinaGroup.com to view virtual tours and follow us on social media to stay connected digitally! Our website allows you to browse available properties and view virtual tours with only a click of a... Read More
