Lowcountry Lowline gets funding and luxury shopping in shipping containers

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157 Line Street - Circa 1900 Freedman’s Cottage located within the Short Term Rental Overlay District within walking distance to King Street, MUSC and College of Charleston.

1 Bed | 1 Bath | 404 Sqft | $450,000

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The Lowcountry Lowline has been in the development stage with not much movement since 2012. This past week, that all changed with City Council granting approval for funds for Phase 1 of the project.

Phase 1 will stretch from Mount Pleasant street to Line Street and consist of

Citizens and well as representatives from the the Historic Charleston Foundation and the Coastal Conservation League spoke out in favor of the project at the meeting. A few locals expressed concern over what would become of “The Bridge Spot”, a skate park that was built by the local skate community for the local skate community.

City officials confirmed that the skate part should not be affected by Phase 1 or any other phase of the project’s construction. This is a huge win for the skate community and their beloved bridge spot.

The Bal Harbour Shops Acces Pop-Up is coming to Mount Pleasant at Ferry Wharf, in the empty space across from the Embassy Suites. The shopping center will be constructed using 30 custom shipping containers with 17,000 square feet of curated luxury retail space.

Features:

Luxury Brands Include:

The Restaurant, called The Whitman, is named after the Bal Harbour Shops founder Stanley Whitman.

The Shops will be opening 11-7 starting February 12th through April 4th.

2122 Leopold St, Johns Island, SC 29455

4 Bed | 2.5 Bath | 2602 sqft

$650,000

Welcome to 2122 Leopold Street, a home that is truly ONE OF A KIND! This home features one of the most sought-after floor plans, complete with nearly every custom detail imaginable. Let's begin with its impressive curb appeal: situated on nearly a quarter of an acre this property boasts an extended concrete area accommodating two cars, plus extra space (yes, as pictured, a full-size golf cart can easily fit here)! The expansive backyard is perfect for entertaining, with a view of the lake and an extended patio that creates an ideal setting for grilling or enjoying a glass of lemonade while watching the sunset. The screened-in outdoor porch is a cozy spot for sipping morning coffee with a good book! Upon entering, you are welcomed by…

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