About Harleston Village John Harleston inherited the land that's now known as Harleston Village back in the late 1600s. The area was kept as a large tract of land for well over a hundred years until streets were added in 1770 and officially became known as Harleston Village. These days, this cozy a

I drive thru some older neighborhoods and look to my left and right and notice that many of these homes, which used to be red brick homes, are suddenly white! When did this trend happen? It used to be just one or two here and there, but now they are all turning white on me. When did this trend start

If you're thinking of buying a home in Charleston or anywhere else for that matter, you should have a home inspection.  A home inspector is paid by you and works for you.  The inspector should inspect the house from the roof down to the foundation and everything in between.  He has an obligation to

CAROLOPOLIS AWARD          Many of the Charleston homes, especially South of Broad,  stand tall and proud and boast history and charm. Some of these homes date back to the 1700's, and on many residences one can find a round black and gold plague. This is called  the "Carolopolis" plaque. This awar

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