Radcliffborugh

The Radcliffeborough neighborhood is an eclectic and lively area downtown with a refreshing mix of architectural styles, including plantation-style homes, Charleston Cottages, kitchen houses, just to name a few.  Radcliffeborough is bordered by Morris Street on the north, Upper King Street on the east, Calhoun Street on the South, and Rutledge Avenue on the west. The original plat of farmland was purchased and surveyed by Thomas Radcliffe in 1786, but there are no remaining structures from that time period. Radcliffe himself was lost at sea in 1806 and his wife Lucretia along with his estate continued to develop the lands. She donated the four lots on which the Third Episcopal Church was built in 1811

Currently, the neighborhood is largely populated by students and professors as both the College of Charleston and the sprawling facilities of MUSC are in very close proximity. King Street shopping, dining, and cultural nightlife are all just a short walk or bike ride away.

Neighborhood highlights include the private all-girls school, Ashley Hall, a k-12 college preparatory school for girls, green space at Morris Square, as well as the close proximity to King Street and all of it's amenities.

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