The spaceLayout:
First floor:
- Living area with Smart TV, sofa, two oversized lounge chairs, and dining table with seating for four
- Office/laundry room with a workspace with desk and chair and a washer/dryer
- Full bathroom with shower/tub combo
- Kitchen with all major appliances (fridge, oven, stove, microwave, drip coffee maker, Keurig, toaster, blender) and dining table with bar stool seating for four
- Bedroom 1 with queen bed
Second floor:
- Bedroom 2 with king bed
- Full bathroom with stand-up shower
- Bedroom 3 with king bed
Outdoors:
- Covered patio with cafe table and seating for two
- Wooden bench swing
- Off-street parking for up to two vehicles
Guest accessGuests have access to the entire 3br/2br unit and off-street parking in the gravel lot next to the home for up to 2 vehicles
Additional notesHOME DETAILS
THIS IS AN OLDER HOME BUILT IN THE 1940'S AND STILL HAS TRAITS OF AN OLDER HOME. While there have been some small cosmetic renovations, it still has old bones and guests may notice details like original uneven hardwood floors, single-pane blown-glass windows, old doors, cracks in ceiling, cracks in paint, etc. While we think this adds to the authenticity of your trip in Charleston, staying in an older home is not for everyone. If comparing prices in Charleston, we feel it is an affordable alternative to hotels and other homes in the area but anyone expecting luxury accommodations in a brand new house should look elsewhere.
THIS IS A MULTI-UNIT HOME WITH 4 OTHER UNITS ON THE PROPERTY. Each of the units have their own private entrances and share no common areas.
INSECTS
AS CHARLESTON IS SITUATED IN A WARM, COASTAL CLIMATE IT IS POSSIBLE TO SEE INSECTS INSIDE OR OUTSIDE OF THE HOME AT TIMES. These include palmetto bugs, sand gnats, mosquitoes, ants, etc. Those who live in the Lowcountry just accept this as part of living here but it may be unsettling for those from other areas. The home is treated regularly for pest control but this will not entirely eliminate the occasional insect from getting inside at times. Please do your best to not keep doors and windows open and not leave food or drinks out in the home as this will attract insects. FINDING AN INSECT IS NOT CAUSE FOR A REFUND.
We appreciate your understanding and are here to assist with any inquiries. We look forward to your visit.
Guest interactionPlease direct all communication through the Airbnb app
The home is managed locally by Southern Charmed Hospitality Group. In the event that an emergency arises someone is always available to help.
Neighborhood overviewPark Circle:
Less than ten miles north of Downtown Charleston, Park Circle is a lively community with unique character. A top local destination with a distinct neighborhood vibe, Park Circle is a planned community that dates back to the early 1900s. As its name suggests, Park Circle is anchored by a central circular park which is echoed by several other nearby green spaces—including the city’s own disc golf course, which is free to the public.
Known today as North Charleston’s old “Main Street,” Park Circle’s East Montague Ave. is lined with quite a few storefronts and eateries. Grab a cup of coffee, pop into some local shops and snag a bite to eat, all without needing to wander too far in this very walkable area.
Check out our North Charleston Guidebook for all of our recommendations in the area!
The townhome is located:
- 5 minute walk to Quarterman Park
- 5 minute walk to restaurants/bars/breweries on Spruill Ave.
- 10 minute walk to the Firefly Distillery
- 15 minute walk to East Montague Ave. restaurants/bars/shops and the Park Circle Disc Golf Course
- 5 minute drive to Riverfront Park, where many festivals and events are held
- 10 minute drive to Charleston International Airport and Tanger Outlet Mall
- 15 minute drive to Downtown Charleston
- 20 minute drive to Isle of Palms/Sullivan's Island beaches
Getting around1. **Walking:** Park Circle is a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood with sidewalks and crosswalks, making it easy to explore on foot. Take a leisurely stroll to nearby restaurants, bars, and parks.
2. **Biking:** If you're up for a bike ride, Park Circle offers bike lanes and scenic routes. Many visitors enjoy cycling around the neighborhood to take in the sights and get some exercise.
3. **Rideshares:** Uber and Lyft operate in the area, providing convenient transportation for exploring beyond Park Circle. Just download the apps and request a ride whenever you need one.
4. **Public Transportation:** CARTA, Charleston's public transit system, serves Park Circle with bus routes. The nearest bus stop is within walking distance, offering easy access to downtown Charleston and other parts of the city.
5. **Car Rentals:** If you prefer to have your own wheels, several car rental agencies are nearby, including at the Charleston International Airport. This option provides flexibility for day trips and exploring the wider Charleston area.
6. **Major Highways:** Park Circle is conveniently located near major highways, including I-26 and I-526, making it easy to reach Charleston's historic downtown, nearby beaches, and other attractions.
7. **Airport Access:** Charleston International Airport (CHS) is approximately a 10-minute drive away. It offers flights to various destinations, making it a convenient point of entry and exit for travelers.
Navigating Park Circle and its surroundings is a breeze, with plenty of transportation options at your disposal. Whether you're exploring locally or venturing farther afield, you'll find that Park Circle's central location and accessibility make it a great base for your Charleston adventures.
