Welcome to Charleston Neighborhoods: French Quarter (Part 2 of 4)
Handsome Properties May 19, 2014
Handsome Properties May 19, 2014
The French Quarter, Charleston is home to some of the most historic structures in the city. Located just north of Broad Street and stretching between East Bay and Meeting Streets, the area has long maintained its reputation of charm and class among local Charlestonians which is portrayed through its abundant art galleries, gas lit alleys, theaters, churches and world famous restaurants.
The homes in the French Quarter resemble the style of 18th century European architecture, featuring stucco and brick structures. Most notable about French Quarter homes is their beautifully maintained courtyard gardens offering the option of outdoor entertainment. The community has a balance of both residential and commercial properties providing a vibrant atmosphere for residents and visitors alike.
Most French Quarter homes for sale are located within the original remnants of the old city wall which was built in the late 1600s in an effort to protect the city from the threat of French and Spanish invasion. The area includes notable historic structures such as the Dock Street Theatre, the Powder Magazine as well as a variety of extraordinary churches dating back to the 18th century. French
French Quarter, SC real estate ranges from approximately $400,000 to $3,500,000. The history alone makes the homes in this subdivision some of the most sought-after real estate on the peninsula today.
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