Andrew Scherl, Charleston House Now

Andrew Scherl, Charleston House Now Helping Buyers and Sellers with their Real Estate needs here in the Charleston area since 2015. Top 1% of Realtors in Charleston South Carolina

Andrew Scherl is a Double ICON agent and an award-winning Realtor of Distinction with CTAR. 18 of the Top 20 Social Media Real Estate Agents. Charleston House Now is powered by eXp Realty. Charleston SC, known by locals as the “LowCountry” is where his family here locally dates back to the mid 1800s. He himself has been in the Charleston area since 2011. He’s originally from Eastern Shore of Maryl

and, Chester to be exact were he had a childhood much like the book Huckleberry Finn, boating, hunting, fishing, crabbing. He graduated high school at DeMatha Catholic High School, an athletic powerhouse in Hyattesville MD where his love for the game of lacrosse grew. He completed his Bachelor's degree in Communications and Master's degree in Business Administration at Salisbury University in Salisbury MD. While attending Salisbury he founded and managed the club lacrosse team. Before joining us at eXp Realty he had a long and distinguished list of outside sales experience. He was with a few start-ups in the dental industry to corporate America with ADP doing business-to-business sales 10+ years. Currently living on James Island enjoying all the outdoors the Lowcountry has to offer. As a local Agent, we treat our clients like family and hope you will find yourself at home! This was how Charleston House Now was Born.

Getting around Charleston as a newcomer starts with understanding why the right neighborhood matters more than you might...
06/18/2026

Getting around Charleston as a newcomer starts with understanding why the right neighborhood matters more than you might think.

Car dependence and limited public transit can catch many people off guard here. The difference between a short commute and a daily battle with bridge traffic often comes down to knowing the micro-details, where parking fills up quickly, which streets flood after a summer storm, and how school zones or construction projects might add hidden twists to your routine.

Some areas feel walkable and vibrant, but come with premium housing costs and parking puzzles. Others offer space and value but require driving nearly everywhere, with commutes that change by the day. No single guide or map captures these nuances. That’s why trial visits, local connections, and tailored relocation advice can make a world of difference for new arrivals.

The smartest moves start with deeper research and local insight. Mapping out your priorities, like proximity to your office, favorite amenities, or school preferences, and leaning on a trusted advisor helps avoid missteps that so many newcomers make in their first year.

What would make your Charleston move feel less overwhelming? Share what matters most to you when picking a place to live.

Quiet Johns Island mornings and a little more room to breathe.Set on 1.8 acres, this home pairs bright main living space...
06/17/2026

Quiet Johns Island mornings and a little more room to breathe.

Set on 1.8 acres, this home pairs bright main living spaces and a roomy kitchen with a finished upstairs apartment for guests, work, or extra flexibility. Add the front porch, rear deck, wooded backdrop, and no HOA, and it feels like the kind of place you settle into fast.

2458 Audette Avenue
5 beds | 3.5 baths | 3,366 sq ft
Offered at $795,000

Questions or want the full details? Link in bio.

Choosing a Charleston neighborhood with lower flood risk and better resilience sets you up for smoother living and lasti...
06/17/2026

Choosing a Charleston neighborhood with lower flood risk and better resilience sets you up for smoother living and lasting value.

Charleston’s mix of coastal scenery and historic charm means every area offers something different, but not all neighborhoods weather storms or handle daily disruptions equally. Local insight is key, since one block may handle drainage issues or stormwater better than another just a few streets away.

It’s not just about checking flood maps or elevation; some newer communities have invested in resilience features that minimize disruptions during heavy rain, while other well-loved areas may see more frequent detours or road closures. Even nearby parking, commute routes, and daily conveniences can be impacted by how a neighborhood handles water and prepares for the unexpected.

Getting this decision right often means leaning on local expertise, spending time in targeted neighborhoods at different times of day, and consulting resources designed for Charleston’s unique mix of climate and lifestyle factors.

Have you toured a neighborhood that surprised you, good or bad, once you visited during a heavy rain or high tide? Share your experience or questions below.

Knowing the rhythm of Charleston’s bridges and corridors can completely reshape your commute.Many relocating professiona...
06/16/2026

Knowing the rhythm of Charleston’s bridges and corridors can completely reshape your commute.

Many relocating professionals are surprised by how much neighborhood choice affects their daily drive. With limited public transit and a landscape shaped by waterways, every bridge crossing or corridor can become a make-or-break factor for convenience and sanity, especially during busy hours or after heavy rain.

Getting ahead of commute frustrations means understanding which areas often back up, which routes tend to flood, and where parking gets tight. Tapping into local relocation guides and seeking neighborhood insights makes it much easier to pinpoint areas that fit both work needs and lifestyle goals. I always advise clients to test out different drives, use navigation apps that alert you to traffic changes, and pay close attention to micro-location details before locking in a long-term housing choice.

What’s the one thing you wish you’d known about commuting in Charleston before you moved?

Tucked into Otranto, this is the kind of place that gives you room to spread out and a backyard made for Charleston even...
06/15/2026

Tucked into Otranto, this is the kind of place that gives you room to spread out and a backyard made for Charleston evenings.

Renovated kitchen, no HOA, and an extra living space with rental potential. Add in the deck and fenced yard, and this one checks a lot of boxes.

$550,000 | 5 bedrooms | 2,940 sq ft
63 Monte Sano Drive

Message Andrew for the full photo tour and details.

Peninsular and suburban Charleston neighborhoods each offer a different pace, vibe, and set of tradeoffs for relocating ...
06/15/2026

Peninsular and suburban Charleston neighborhoods each offer a different pace, vibe, and set of tradeoffs for relocating professionals, here’s what stands out.

Downtown and the historic peninsula feel close to the action, with walkable streets, short distances to offices and events, and endless options for dining or culture. But parking gets tight, homes run higher, and the buzz of tourists rarely fades. In the suburbs, places like Mount Pleasant or West Ashley tempt with modern homes, top schools, and a more relaxed pace, but prepare for longer commutes over bridges and heavier reliance on your car.

Where you choose comes down to lifestyle, commute expectations, and how much you value quiet over convenience. Each neighborhood has its own rhythm, from the quiet of planned communities to the energy of bustling squares. Flood zones, school assignments, and even small shifts in location can change your daily routine more than you’d expect.

Trying out a few areas, ideally at your typical work hours, makes the right fit much clearer. And connecting with locals or a real estate advisor familiar with Charleston’s micro-neighborhoods can help you spot differences that aren’t obvious on a map.

Which Charleston vibe matches your priorities, walkable city energy, or the slower suburban rhythm? Let me know where you see yourself settling in.

NEW LISTING 537 Hansford Drive, Goose Creek, SC This is the one you’ve been waiting for! Nestled in the established Boul...
06/12/2026

NEW LISTING 537 Hansford Drive, Goose Creek, SC This is the one you’ve been waiting for! Nestled in the established Boulder Bluff subdivision of Goose Creek, this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath brick ranch offers comfort, convenience, and value. Inside, you’ll find beautiful wood floors in the bedrooms, a functional kitchen that opens to the living and dining areas, and a spacious mudroom/laundry room. Step outside to enjoy the fenced backyard and large detached garage, providing plenty of space for storage, hobbies, or a workshop. Major updates have already been completed, including the roof, HVAC system, duct-work, and water heater, all replaced within the last few years. Lets not forget X Flood Zone, optional flood insurance.

06/12/2026

Charleston’s unique blend of charm and growth means getting around isn’t always straightforward for newcomers used to public transit.

In this region, having a car becomes essential as you juggle commutes, plan errands around bridge traffic, and learn the rhythms of local construction or occasional flooding. The lack of robust transit options often surprises professionals moving from bigger cities, but understanding micro-location differences, like which neighborhoods offer shorter drives to work, more reliable parking, or fewer flood-prone routes, can make all the difference.

Local insights matter. Before making a long-term decision, it helps to spend time in different areas at real commute hours, use navigation tools for traffic patterns, and talk with neighbors or local guides who know where parking is tight or detours are common. Getting clear on these details up front helps turn what seems like a challenge into a manageable, even empowering part of Charleston life.

If you’re relocating to Charleston, how are you tackling your daily commute or deciding where to plant roots?

06/11/2026

CLOSED

Congratulations to my clients on closing on their new home! It’s always an honor to help buyers navigate one of life’s biggest milestones and see all the hard work pay off on closing day.

Thank you for trusting me throughout the process. Wishing you many years of happiness, memories, and new adventures in your new home!

Ready to make your move? Let’s connect.

06/11/2026

Spotting a Charleston neighborhood with lower flood risk and stronger resilience can give you peace of mind before making your move.

Many relocating professionals discover that flood zones, commuting routes, and even small shifts in elevation can shape daily routines more than they expect. The right neighborhood feels comfortable year-round, meaning fewer worries about detours or weather disruptions, plus an easier transition into the Lowcountry lifestyle.

Experienced local advisors often start the search by considering not just charm and convenience, but also street-level knowledge, like which areas are prone to standing water or have invested in drainage improvements. Combining relocation guides, government flood maps, and visits during rainy weather can reveal the practical side of Charleston’s beauty that maps alone rarely show.

Working with someone who can point out micro-location differences helps ensure you land in a spot where you can focus on building your new life, not navigating constant surprises.

If you’re weighing which Charleston neighborhood fits your needs best, what questions do you wish you could ask a local before choosing?

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