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Johns/ Wadalamaw Island & Folly Beach
 Downtown
Charleston Above Crosstown. Home to The Citadel and Hampton
Park, this area continues to witness significant urban revitalization.
Many homes in Wagener Terrace, the community located immediately
adjacent to The Citadel, have been renovated by young buyers who
want to live close to downtown. Residents enjoy easy access to the
“Joe”, the ever-popular baseball stadium for the Charleston
Riverdogs, as well as Citadel basketball and football games. Longborough
and Lowndes Point are new single-family developments located on
the Ashley River. The Bristol, a high-end condominium project overlooking
the Ashley River just north of the Ashley River bridges, features
easy access to its own deep water marina.
 Downtown
Charleston Below Crosstown. Home to many historic residences
and buildings, this area is the heart of the Charleston metro area.
Charleston’s urban design continues to be studied by urban
planners around the world. Charleston is a true pedestrian city,
with fine restaurants, museums, residences, commercial offices,
retailers, churches and art galleries, all located within walking
distance of one another. This area is also home to the College of
Charleston and the Medical University of South Carolina. Locals
know that downtown Charleston’s residential life is made up
of several distinct communities such as Cannonborough, Elliotborough,
Wraggsborough, Ansonborough, and the French Quarter. As a general
proposition, the city’s most prestigious neighborhoods, including
the antebellum mansions that line East Bay Street and South Battery,
are located “South of Broad”.
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