181 Ballybunion Drive, a 9,900 square foot mega mansion on Kiawah Island’s oceanfront and designed by New York architect Robert AM Stern, fetched an impressive price of 14 million dollars, the largest residential sale ever recorded in Charleston County. This transfer surpasses last year’s record sale in Charleston’s historic South of Broad neighborhood. 37 Meeting Street sold for 7.375 million. http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2010/jun/12/kiawah-is-house-sells-for-14m/
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Largest Residential Real Estate Transaction Ever Recorded in Charleston, SC
June 13th, 2010
21 King Street Reduced
Once the most expensive downtown Charleston property, 21 King has now been reduced to 6.85 million from it’s original asking price of 7,895,000. The owner Jim Palotta, a Boston hedgefund manager and part owner of the Boston Celtics bought the the property known as the Patrick O’Donnell house in 2007 for 7.2 million after engaging in a bidding war with another buyer. Caroline Ragsdale represented the buyer who submitted the competing bid. This fabulous property is in mint condition and the current owners never occupied the the home. Please give us a call if you would like more information or to schedule a showing.
March 30th, 2010
Historic Charleston Foundation’s Festival of Houses and Gardens
Saida and Caroline recently sat down with Leigh Handal of HCF to find out about all of the exciting events surrounding the 63rd annual Spring Festival of Houses and Gardens. Tours vary daily and run from March 18-April 17, 2010. Experience some of Charleston’s finest historic homes and gardens-some of which are not normally open to the pubic. Check out our interview with Leigh for highlights of this year’s tours. Tickets may be purchased by clicking the second link.
March 22nd, 2010
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