The Charleston South Carolina Relocation Directory . . . Not much needs to be said about Charleston as a place to live. If you’re still thinking about it, then you just need to come spend more time with us.
The hardest part about moving to Charleston is deciding where in the Charleston Area to live. Do you want to be in James or John’s Island where you’re close to Folly Beach, yet still fairly affordable?
Summerville has a beauty and history all its own, and is still reasonably close to the sites and beaches, and borders the more scenic parts of the Ashley River.
West Ashley has at least three distinct sections with a look and feel all their own and all close to Charleston’s Center.
Mount Pleasant is still a great choice where you have everything you need right at home, with Historic Charleston and two barrier island beaches just a bridge away. How about Goose Creek with its planned communities and most affordable living?
What about North Charleston? Well, the verdict is still out if the Charleston Area’s traditionally industrial center can transform itself into a vibrant community. (Some pretty serious investors are betting everything they have that it will.) If things work out as planned, the old Charleston Navy Base may be the hottest new community around.
For those looking to get away, Kiawah and Seabrook Islands offer remote barrier island living with all the conveniences and luxuries one can imagine.
And then there is Charleston itself, the original…well… not THE original Charlestowne that is now West Ashley but the Charleston Peninsula. Considered by many at one time to be the center of the Universe where the Ashley and Cooper Rivers joined to form the Atlantic Ocean. Possibly one of the most beautifully restored and preserved cities in the world, Historic Charleston South Carolina is truly a national treasure.
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