Where relaxation meets recreation! Moncks Corner, SC is a town with a name almost as interesting as it’s abundant natural attractions. Named after a landowner Thomas Monk back in the 1700’s, Moncks Corner was also granted the trade mark of abundant outdoor activities as the Capital of Santee Cooper Country by South Carolina’s Secretary twice in the last few years. …

Surrounded by beauty. Located in Charleston County, Isle of Palms, South Carolina is a popular barrier island. This town which consist of a narrow piece of land with beach on one side and the Intracoastal Waterway on the other.  Originally known as “Long Island” or “Hunting Island,” this community which boasts a population under 5,000. Both vacation properties and year-round …

A great place to call “home!” Summerville, SC encompasses true southern charm from its plentiful history as a charming southern town to its growth as a newly discovered city. There is no question why Dorchester County, SC is the number two fastest growing county in South Carolina. When you couple beautiful botanical gardens and historical plantations with a bustling economy, …

Where history meets sophistication. The winding Cooper River divides Mt Pleasant from beautiful historic Charleston, South Carolina, and residents love the easy access to the beautiful Lowcountry. Mt Pleasant holds some of South Carolina’s greatest hidden treasures, award winning restaurants, and beautiful beaches. With prime real estate for corporations, Mountt Pleasant, SC has flourished over the years as people have …

Where small town charm meets natural beauty. Goose Creek, SC although only theories exist as to the source of the naming of this small city, 30,000 residents love to call Goose Creek home! Located in Berkeley County between Moncks Corner and North Charleston the city has overcome many hardships in past eras due to war and subsequent changes to the …

Where history & culture abounds. Charleston, South Carolina is the oldest and largest city in state of South Carolina.  It’s richness in history and culture is unparalleled. Many do not know that Charleston was original named Charles Town honoring King Charles II of England in 1670. After a century, the city formally incorporated and changed its name to the present …