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CharlestonhomesBrian Downtown Charleston REALTOR® specializing in historic and luxury homes in 29401 & 29403. Lived here since 2007. One-on-one, private representation.

Charleston is my home, and helping clients buy and sell here is my passion. I specialize in historic and luxury properties throughout Downtown Charleston especially the 29401 zip code, including South of Broad, Harleston Village, Ansonborough, and Radcliffeborough. Clients value my responsiveness, local knowledge, and track record of strong results in one of the city’s most competitive markets. Over the years, I’ve successfully represented buyers and sellers in dozens of transactions across 29401, as well as in Mount Pleasant, Sullivan’s Island, and Isle of Palms. Whether it’s a historic single-family home, a downtown condo, or a coastal luxury property, I bring proven experience, sharp negotiation skills, and a client-first approach to every transaction.

Some of my favorite walks downtown don't have a destination. Brick walk, an old carriage stone, a double piazza catching...
10/17/2026

Some of my favorite walks downtown don't have a destination. Brick walk, an old carriage stone, a double piazza catching the breeze. Just a regular Saturday in Harleston Village.

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Half addresses are one of my favorite Downtown Charleston quirks. That ½ usually means a lot was divided or a CD carriag...
10/06/2026

Half addresses are one of my favorite Downtown Charleston quirks.

That ½ usually means a lot was divided or a CD carriage or kitchen house got its own number. Found this one on Chalmers Street in the French Quarter, cobblestones and all.

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Best half block in Downtown Charleston might be Archdale Street. St. John's Lutheran and the Unitarian sit shoulder to s...
09/13/2026

Best half block in Downtown Charleston might be Archdale Street. St. John's Lutheran and the Unitarian sit shoulder to shoulder, and you catch both steeples from the sidewalk. Perfect walk up to Second Sunday on King.

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Walked past this one South of Broad and stopped. That door facing the street isn't the front door, it opens onto the pia...
09/10/2026

Walked past this one South of Broad and stopped. That door facing the street isn't the front door, it opens onto the piazza. The house is turned sideways to catch the breeze off the harbor.

Ever notice the little black plaques by front doors in Downtown Charleston? That's a Carolopolis Award from the Preserva...
09/08/2026

Ever notice the little black plaques by front doors in Downtown Charleston? That's a Carolopolis Award from the Preservation Society.

"Carolopolis" is Latin for City of Charles, and the 1670 is the year the city was founded. This one went up in 1980 and it's still hanging in there.

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The Ravenel Bridge from the air. Opened in 2005, and locals in Downtown Charleston still call it “the new bridge” two de...
07/19/2026

The Ravenel Bridge from the air. Opened in 2005, and locals in Downtown Charleston still call it “the new bridge” two decades later. Time moves slow here, and honestly that’s the charm.

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Stopped for the bay window, stayed for the window boxes. Downtown Charleston might be the only place where window box pl...
07/08/2026

Stopped for the bay window, stayed for the window boxes. Downtown Charleston might be the only place where window box plantings are basically a competitive sport. This South of Broad home is showing off.

Two-story bays are rare down here too.

Great block to slow down on.

That blue piazza ceiling is called haint blue, locals say the tradition goes back generations, meant to keep spirits awa...
07/06/2026

That blue piazza ceiling is called haint blue, locals say the tradition goes back generations, meant to keep spirits away.

The stars in this South of Broad gate always remind me of the earthquake bolts you see on buildings all over Downtown Ch...
07/03/2026

The stars in this South of Broad gate always remind me of the earthquake bolts you see on buildings all over Downtown Charleston added after the 1886 quake. Whether this ironworker meant the nod or just loved stars, look down too. There’s one in the brick.

The House That Tells Its Own StorySee that little box on the gate post? That’s the home’s history, printed for anyone wa...
07/01/2026

The House That Tells Its Own Story
See that little box on the gate post? That’s the home’s history, printed for anyone walking by in Downtown Charleston. Neighbors here don’t just own history, they share it. That’s the part I love.

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25 Broad Street
Charleston, SC
29401

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