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If you’re not ready to move the ‘burbs, still want to live Downtown Charleston life, but in a less touristy & commercial area, then Uptown Charleston is the place for you.
North Charleston is a separate city from Charleston. It often gets a bad rap for a number of reasons and is dismissed as the industrial ugly step sister to the beautiful Cinderella city of Charleston. Some of this is deserved, some not.
Overall, West Ashley offers a laid-back suburban feel with easy access to Charleston. It’s a solid choice for families or anyone looking for a more relaxed pace.
If you've sold your company for 10 figures, Sullivan's Island is the place for you. Sullivan's Island is most expensive zip code in South Carolina. Despite the wealth, there’s a laid-back ease about Sullivan for the lucky 2,500 or so who live on the island.
Johns Island still has a really laid back feel to it. You’ll see a gun store next to a brewery across the road from a hardware store. It’s that kind of place. A lot of the produce at the area farmers markets is grown on Johns Island or neighboring Wadmalaw Island.
James Island is one of the areas that still maintains a feel of how Charleston used to be before all of us newcomers ruined it. It’s not as planned and manicured as some others areas of town, but you’ll drive down the road and have Spanish moss hanging over your car as you drive.
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Ah, Isle of Palms, it brings back the memories. I lived here when I moved to Charleston. I don’t think I’ve ever written so many letters to my friends back home, just so they’d see that my address was Ocean Boulevard, Isle of Palms.