Historic Charleston Peninsula: Wraggborough | Garden District

Life on the historic peninsula of Charleston is unlike any other place in the US. It’s truly a place where Southern charm exudes around every corner whether it’s the cobblestone streets found in the famed French Quarter or the elegance and grandeur of South of Broad. Each of the distinct neighborhoods has a feel and vibe all of its own, and once you visit we’re certain you’ll want to stay on forever.

One of our favorite things about living in the Holy City (named as such because no building is higher than the highest church steeple), is the rich history that is on display through its architecture. These marvels that grace the streets are a living testament of the storied and at times enduring past, and seem to tell a story all of their own. You’ll notice Charleston single and double homes, Georgian townhomes, Antebellum style mansions, and of course the famous row homes of Rainbow Row, and be beckoned back to a time long ago. And of course there are all of the courtyards, wrought-iron gates that provide entrance into intimate parks, gas lanterns, and cobblestone streets all of which create a certain allure to the peninsula.

The Vibe

Known as the Garden District, and for good reason, as this part of town enjoys more square feet of green space per total area than any other part of the city. And with its close proximity to King Street and the Charleston Waterfront, there is ample opportunity to take advantage of the many dining, shopping, and art offerings. That all aside, it might be because this neighborhood borders both Marion Square and Museum Row that makes it top our list.

Our Fave Spots

Museum Row

Charleston Museum

Wragg Mall

Wragg Square

Chapel St. Fountain Park

Local Love

The Dewberry:

A favorite hotel of ours. Check out the Citrus Club for rooftop drinks.

Delaney Oyster House:

Seafood forward with a top raw bar

South Carolina Aquarium:

5000 animals all overlooking the beloved Charleston Harbor.

Hilton Club Liberty Place:

Luxe amenities, a prime location, and all with the quality standard we love.

Interested in learning more about Charleston’s neighborhoods and real estate options? Reach out, we’re happy to help with any questions you might have.

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