To the east of Radcliffeborough is the Mazyck-Wraggborough neighborhood, which stretches from King over to Washington Street. anchoring the area is the landmark Marion Square, the 10-acre public park that houses a farmers market on Saturdays from April to December. The area also includes the Children's Museum of the Lowcountry on Ann Street and the Charleston Museum on Meeting Street. As well, two great downtown music venues are also located in this area, the Charleston Music Farm and the Charleston Music Hall.
Historic Downtown Charleston 1890 home w/ ADU in the Wraggborough neighborhood. Also shown in MLS as a Multi-unit under a different MLS number. Excellent location with in...
Historic Downtown Charleston 1890 Duplex in the Wraggborough neighborhood. Excellent location with incredible walkability to parks, restaurants (fine dining or casual), b...
2 Henrietta Street is a beautifully preserved and recently renovated classic Charleston Single home located in downtown Charleston's historic Mazyck-Wraggborough neighbor...
Perfectly positioned in one of downtown Charleston's most desirable residential enclaves, 30 Mary Street Unit 6 offers the rare combination of walkable urban living and a...
Tucked into the charming Wraggborough neighborhood, this home puts you right where you want to be-just moments from Charleston's best dining, shopping, and parks, all eas...
A treasured family heirloom, 3 Elizabeth Street is being offered to the public for the first time. Leave your mark on this irreplaceable circa-1825 gem. This charming 4-b...
Rare opportunity to own a historic Charleston home on an oversized lot in the heart of Wraggborough. Offering two bedrooms, an office space that could easily be used as a...
