Charleston architecture

Photographer Lucy Cuneo takes us on a tour of the city’s stunning historic façades

Three suitcases. That’s all Dianna and Jim Goldman brought last year when they traded a brick Colonial on Chicago’s North Shore for a townhome on the tip of the Charleston peninsula, just steps from the Ashley River. The couple came to this spot in search of a fresh start. It wasn’t about downsizing, although their new 3,000-square-foot abode is roughly 25 percent smaller than

A residence custom-designed for the Holy City and tailored over time to suit our climate and society to perfection: of all the things that make this town special, the Charleston single, one of downtown’s most prominent architectural styles, has got to be top-of-the-list. Find out why the homes face south and sideways and how “haint blue” and “northside manners” factor in.

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Local gallery owner Ann Long Merck’s meticulously preserved and classically appointed pre-Revolutionary residence is a masterpiece unto itself

Weddings have looked a little different in 2020, and wedding planning has been an entirely different story. Walking through these times alongside our couples has been a roller coaster – equal parts heartbreak and happiness – but Courtney & Conner’s Charleston wedding was only joy. (They do, however, deserve an award for staying sane through […]

By Mark A. Leon Here is a current listing of 5 of the most expensive homes on the peninsula in Historic Downtown Charleston, South Carolina. Click on any of the links for full listing including additional pictures and requests for tours. $9,745,000 - 46-50 Queen St, Charleston, SC 29401 - 13,334 Square Feet $7,000,000 - 95

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Designer Kate Towill of Basic Projects amplified her clients’ passion and vision, crafting a one of a kind refuge and friendship in the process