Charleston (Above Crosstown)

Comprising a collection of thriving neighborhoods in Charleston's upper peninsula, the area north of downtown continues to draw would-be residents looking to settle into established communities not far from urban action. King Street, Rutledge Avenue, and Meeting Street all meander northward, creating a lively path of boutique shops, breweries, and popular eateries that spills over into neighboring communities.

Signs of the area's rich history pepper the landscape, from the early 20th century homes in Hampton Park Terrace that have garnered National Register status to the collection of historic graves in Magnolia Cemetery. Parks and marinas make it possible to enjoy the land- and water-based recreation abundant in this city.

Charleston real estate reflects the diversity of its history, landscape, and residents, and this section of town is no different. From brand-new high-rise condos to single-story charmers with delightful façades, homes for sale in Charleston never fail to impress.