Following my last blog, where we explored Charleston's Historic Alleys, I decided to follow up with my favorite part of Charleston Architecture, the Gates! Every time I'm walking around South of Broad, I find myself snapping photos of these ornate gates, guarding the entrance to driveways and secret

Do "vibes" play a roll in home buying? Most of us are aware that Charleston is known as "The Holy City" but did you ever think about what implications that could have in terms of buying a home? Charleston got its nickname "The Holy City" due to its magnitude of religious diversity, but its no secre

Historic Charleston Foundation House Museum The Aiken-Rhett house was built in 1820 by a sea merchant named John Robinson and is one of the best-preserved townhouse complexes in the country. While many historic properties in Charleston have been restored to their former glory, the Aiken-Rhett hou