Why Old Town Bluffton Still Feels Like a Small Town
I hope your September is still giving you some warm afternoons outside. Every time I have a showing or a meeting near Old Town Bluffton, I try to park a street further away than I need to, so I can walk past Church Street on the way. Old oaks, small shops, the May River at the end of the road. After
Why the Old Houses in Beaufort All Face the Water
How are you doing? I hope you are enjoying these first softer days of September. The first time I walked down Bay Street in Beaufort, I stopped in the middle of the sidewalk. I came from Berlin, where old means stone, narrow streets, and everything built close together. Here the old houses sit up of
Your Guide to Fall Festivals in the Lowcountry (2026)
How are you doing? Enjoying the last warm weeks of summer in the South? I love this time of year here. The heat starts to soften, the evenings get a little longer on the porch, and the whole Lowcountry seems to come outside again. Fall is festival season for us, and it is one of my favorite reasons
From Bluffton to Hardeeville: The Fastest-Growing Corner of the Lowcountry
How are you doing? Enjoying the summer here in the South? If you have driven along Highway 278 or Buckwalter Parkway lately, you have seen it too. You see cranes, cleared land, and new signs almost every week. The stretch from Bluffton through Okatie and out to Hardeeville is growing faster than any
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