Lyles Geer

This Grove Street address places you in one of Wagener Terrace's most desirable spots--steps from Hampton Park and a short golf cart ride to downtown dining. The property spans a spacious .17-acre lot and a half, a rare find in this neighborhood. Close enough to enjoy, yet removed from the downtown rush, it also sits on high ground and does not require flood insurance. The house itself, a 1955

It is hard to find a better starting point in the Old Village than 122 Mary Street. Just steps from the harbor and only a few blocks from Pitt Street Pharmacy and Post House, this oversized 0.235-acre lot sits high in an X flood zone and already has conceptual approval from the Old Village Historic District Comm. --a meaningful head start in a neighborhood where the design review process can take

A rare offering in the heart of Charleston's historic district, the Ancrum Wharf Building presents a turnkey, lock-and-leave residence that seamlessly blends 18th-century character with modern luxury. One of the city's few remaining wharf buildings, this award-winning property has been meticulously restored, offering effortless elegance with unparalleled convenience. Positioned at the

Set on a rare double lot at the corner of Moultrie Street and Kenilworth Avenue, this beautifully restored home offers sweeping views of Hampton Park and the charm of one of Charleston's most sought-after neighborhoods. Located in Hampton Park Terrace--listed on the National Register of Historic Places--the home sits well elevated and does not require flood insurance. Fully renovated from top to

Elevated views, historic charm, and a sought-after downtown setting--this two-bedroom, one-bathroom condo at Berkeley Court offers it all. Located in the heart of Harleston Village, this prime second-floor residence overlooks Colonial Lake while enjoying the advantage of being tucked away from heavy downtown traffic. The light-filled interior features hardwood floors and classic details that