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Historic Hampton Park Terrace combines classic homes near The Citadel
Hampton Park Terrace is a historic Charleston neighborhood adjacent to The Citadel and features older single-family homes while being close to city’s amenities and conveniences. Located next to Hampton Park, the community was laid out in the early 1900s and features walkable streets lined with live oaks and classical home architecture. The area is also close to downtown and entertainment spots along the Ashley River.
Hampton Park Terrace is a beautiful neighborhood with unique styles of Lowcounty homes.
The Citadel Military College of South Carolina campus is located next to Hampton Park.
Explore the shaded trails and discover natures beauty in Hampton Park Terrace.
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Historic homes have kept their character and charm
Home architecture in Hampton Park Terrace includes Historic Charleston Singles, Arts and Crafts, bungalows and foursquares. “There are some big, beautiful homes that are along the park, old classic, lovely homes,” says Michele Costanzo, a Realtor with eXp Realty, who sells in the area. “Size-wise, some old homes have been divided up into individual condominiums but many of them have been preserved. You’ll get homes from [1,200 to 1,500] all the way up to several thousand square feet.” Prices typically range between $1 million and $3 million. However, it is slightly more affordable than other downtown neighborhoods, such as the French Quarter and South of Broad. Homes are typically on gridded streets with small lots and live oaks accenting properties. Some do not have their own garage or parking space. The Hampton Park Terrace Historic District and the City of Charleston maintain regulations regarding the maintenance and appearance of historic homes. “You can’t really change homes within the board of architectural review’s jurisdiction within the city,” says Costanzo. Hampton Park Terrace has “attracted people of all ages,” according to Costanzo, with a mix of families, young professionals and residents who have been living in the same house for generations, calling the neighborhood home.
Hampton Park Terrace has lovely bungalow style homes with spacious porches in Charelston.
Hampton Park Terrace in Charleston has beautiful four-square style homes with iron fences.
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Charleston County School District serves pupils
The area is zoned for the top-rated Charleston County School District. The district allows families to apply to magnet and charter schools if space is available, through a lottery system. Hampton Park Terrace is also next to The Citadel’s campus and sports facilities.
James Simons Montessori School is a public pre-k, elementary and middle school that strives for the best education for the students.
Julian Mitchell Elementary School serves students PK, K-5 in Charleston.
Simmons-Pinckney Middle School is a public school in Charleston serving grades 6-8.
Burke High School has served students in downtown Charleston for over a century.
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Hampton Park provides plenty of space; college and minor league sports
The namesake park, located on the northern end along Moultrie Street, is one of Charleston’s largest green spaces and features a large floral display, a playground and walking trails. Attractions nearby include:
Brittlebank Park, located along the Ashley River, features walking paths and offers scenic views.
Johnson Hagood Stadium hosts The Citadel’s football games and concerts.
Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park is home to the minor league Charleston RiverDogs baseball team.
Heirloom roses are a highlight in the city's largest park at Hampton Park.
See a fun Charleston RiverDogs game at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park near Hampton Park Terrace.
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Dining is along Rutledge Avenue, while grocery stores are close by
Locally owned restaurants are primarily located along Rutledge Avenue and Congress Street, offering a variety of cuisines and styles.
Moe’s Crosstown Tavern has burgers, sandwiches and other pub classics.
Berkeley’s features salads and seafood.* Park & Grove is an upscale joint open for brunch, lunch and dinner.
Food Lion is located northeast at King’s Plaza on the corner of Grove Street and King Street. Publix also has a location on Westedge Street, less than a mile to the southwest. Several boutiques are also located along Rutledge Avenue.
Berkeley's is a great local lunch spot.
Publix at Westedge is a popular grocery store near Hampton Park Terrace.
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CARTA Buses stop throughout, while highways are to the east
The community has multiple bus stops, with CARTA route No. 102 stopping along Moultrie Street, Rutledge Avenue and Congress Street. The Interstate 26 and U.S. Highway 17 interchange is just east of Hampton Park Terrace. Downtown Charleston is 2 miles southeast, while Charleston International Airport is 9 miles away. MUSC Health University Medical Center about 1 mile south.
Flooding risks in Hampton Park Terrace
Maps from the Federal Emergency Management Agency show that the neighborhood is at risk of flooding. “You have to be cognizant of the flood zone,” says Costanzo. “Many of the homes would require flood insurance if you're obtaining financing, so it's always something to research when you’re exploring living there.”
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Crime and Safety
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Assault with Weapon
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Hampton Park Terrace Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hampton Park Terrace, Charleston sell after 77 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Hampton Park Terrace, Charleston over the last 12 months is $1,670,000, down 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Price Reduction Again !!! A rare and unique opportunity.This historic property (built in 1914) has been beautifully restored and updated over many years. Its very rich history is documented on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Hampton Park Historic District. Centrally located, it is just 1 block from Hampton Park and it is surrounded by many local favorite eateries,
Imagine beginning your mornings with coffee on the rear porch, overlooking Allen Park, and ending your evenings unwinding to the gentle sound of the park's fountain. Built in 1917 and beautifully updated, this captivating Charleston home offers the rare opportunity to enjoy historic character, modern comfort, and an exceptional park-side lifestyle.Prominently situated on the corner of Congress
Directly across from Hampton Park, 56 Parkwood Avenue blends over a century of Charleston charm with modern refinement. Original inlaid hardwood floors, exposed brick, and preserved architectural details define the home's character, offering a timeless foundation that sets it apart. Light-filled interiors feature generous, flexible living spaces and a versatile layout ideal for guests,
Located in a quiet, prime section of downtown Charleston near Hampton Park, this 3 bed, 2 bath home offers comfort and convenience. Features include a private back deck, fenced-in yard, and washer/dryer included. Furnished with two king beds plus one open room ideal for an office, guest room, or flex space. Internet included. Enjoy easy access to downtown dining, shopping, and parks
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