Susan Heffron, Charleston Real Estate

06/03/2022

Summer has arrived and the birds are chirping at the

06/01/2022

Sunset from Station 17 Sullivans Island… one of my favorite spots on the beach.

09/15/2021

Charleston, originally Charles Towne, was the only English colony that built a wall of protection from invasion by Spanish, French, and British forces. Through extensive research and archeology, we know the position of the wall; one homeowner has even traced its footprint through his garden using a brick pattern. This house and garden, and other Colonial dwellings, can be seen on the Rainbow Row and Beyond Tour this Fall. Tickets here: https://bit.ly/rainbowrowtour

     

05/02/2021

Open House today from 2-4. Come see this lovely one story coastal home.

Gorgeous coastal home with easy single story living, NO STAIRS! Upgrades galore! New roof, new kitchen and fresh paint! The inviting covered front porch welcomes you into this charming low country home. The 9-foot ceilings and transom window above the front door give the home a striking presence fro...

04/08/2021

Wow!

If you look in the foreground of this photo, you might notice that this centuries-old Live Oak in Berkeley County is actually a limb that broke off...and continued growing into the majestic tree we see today.

03/21/2021

Hidden alleyways are always fun to explore in Charleston. If you are out and about this weekend, download HCF’s free app with a City Guide that features lots of off-the-beaten-track gems. Just named as one of the TOP 10 Walking Tours in the Southeast by . Featuring hundreds of locations with text descriptions and audio stops with architecture, preservation, and the often marginalized stories of women, African Americans, immigrants and the LGBTQ community - and their contributions to the richly layered, complicated history of Charleston. You can access from your web browser, too. . Thanks for the photo!

02/18/2021

Is Charleston returning to its roots as a fortified city? Possibly. Learn more about the Army Corps’ proposed seawall, which will create a more resilient future for Charleston in the face of sea level rise. The Corps and the city’s project consultants, a team from Waggonner & Ball, which HCF helped to fund, will update City Council during a workshop on Thursday, February 18 from 3 – 5. for details on accessing the workshop, which will be recorded for later viewing.

01/29/2021

Can’t wait!

Big news announced today on the award-winning annual Festival of Houses and Gardens. We’re still on, yet in the best interests of public health and safety, we’re rescheduling our popular Glorious Gardens tours for late April/May, kicking off with virtual programming March 11 and expanding our programming through the summer. Lots to learn about Charleston’s architecture, history, gardens and culture coming your way! Visit historiccharleston.org/festival for the schedule and check back often...we’re adding programming weekly!

01/06/2021

I love this!

11/24/2020

Love this

11/17/2020

How beautiful!