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West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming For Sale For Rent Real Estate in Summerville HOMES $250,001 to $500,000 HOMES $500,001 to $750,000 HOMES $750,001 to $1,000,000 What Bert Has To Say About Charleston-North Charleston Metro AreaCharleston is a unique 300-year-old city with a fascinating historic tradition as an 18th-century seaport and business center and location of the initial moments of the Civil War. History has left its imprint, particularly on the city center, where a large and beautifully preserved mainly residential historic district is popular with local residents and tourists, and has become more popular with wealthy “refugees” from northeastern cities. Today there is some small industry, but major industries and the old seaport are gone. The area is supported by tourism and is known as a good place for small business. (Read More about Summerville) test-driving a neighborhood in Summerville with an affordable short term rental. Click here to find the right place on .
On the Atlantic Coast North of Savannah and South of Myrtle Beach Charleston-North Charleston Metro Area Mid-sized coastal city complex For Sale For RentSchools: See Local Schools Quick Facts About Summerville The unemployment rate in Summerville is 4.70 percent(U.S. avg. is 5.20%). Recent job growth is Positive. pared to the rest of the country, Summerville's cost of living is 0.70% Higher than the U.S. average.As of 2014, Summerville's population is 48,848 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of 116.92 percent.Average Commute time is 28 minutes. The National Average is 26 minutes.The median home cost in Summerville is $179,300. Home appreciation the last year has been -1.20 percent.Summerville public schools spend $8,754 per student. The average school expenditure in the U.S. is $12,383. There are about 16.9 students per teacher in Summerville. Best Places to Live in Summerville, South Carolina Home Appreciation is down -1.2% in the last 12 months.
Browse Summerville Real Estate.The median home price in Summerville is $179,300. Browse Homes in this Range.Learn MoreMortgage Calculator Home Equity Calculator Reviews for Summerville, South Carolina Mouse over the stars for your rating and click to rate. Start Your Review of Summerville, SC Charlie Hardwick, VTSend MessageCost of Living.Is the Cost of living really slightly above the national average? Can you tell me an nice area to rent an apartment. One bed room,furnished that is less than... (Read More) 30 19Reply | No RepliesDiana Summerville, SCSend MessageSummerville, South CarolinaI have lived in a lot of states in my 32 years of life. Unfortunately I was brought to Summerville, SC by my mother and have remained here due to lack of work and money... (Read More) 34 70Reply | No RepliesElizabeth Dallas, GASend MessageGREAT KIND OF COUNTRY LIFE BUT CLOSE TO CITY LIFE.MY FAMILY AND I LIVED IN SUMMERVILLE FOR 3 AND 1/2 YEARS, THE CITY IS BEAUTIFUL, SMALL, WITH COUNTRY FLAVOR AND THAT KIND OF PEOPLE THAT GREEDS EVERY BODY WHILE WALKING...
(Read More) 43 23Reply | No RepliesRead all reviews about Summerville, SCBed and Breakfast of Summerville 304 South Hampton Street , Summerville, South Carolina 29483 Escape to historic Summerville, a town where charm and Southern hospitality are very much alive, maintaining a graceful balance between new and old. The town features stately homes along moss draped streets, lush public parks, quaint specialty shops, antique stores and restaurants to fit any taste, along with excellent medical facilities and modern industry. Stay at the Bed and Breakfast of Summerville, a quiet setting in the Historic District, where you will find privacy, comfort, and convenience in a place of your own. The country-style furnished guesthouse is on the grounds of a gracious circa 1865 home known as the Blake Washington House. Our charming and comfortable guesthouse is within walking distance of Summerville downtown, yet far enough away to be quiet and peaceful. Bed and Breakfast of Summerville offers bikes for touring the tree-lined streets.
The swimming pool is available for registered guests from mid-May to mid-September. "Privacy incarnate." - Moon Travel Handbook for South Carolina "One of Summerville's most appealing ante-bellum homes." - Maurice Weaver, The Daily Telegraph, London "Don't call it a garden. It's a yard." - South Carolina Homes & Gardens Travelers are always looking for memorable and relaxing experiences. Let’s discover more through the words of our innkeepers. Why do most travelers stay at your inn? The first thing to understand about us is we are not an Inn but a small personal Band B .Generally ou guest stay with us because we are quite inexpensive for what we offer. What are you best known for? What makes your inn unique? What do you love most about your inn? Our guest like the privacy the gardens offer. The history appeals to history buffs, the guesthouse is believed to be a restored slaves quarters. Very few records remain of the early years. Summerville at sometime during the Civil Was, or as is said in Charleston “the recent unpleasantness”, was in Colleton County where the Court House, holding many records, was burned.
A photo does remain of the cottage before the renovation took place. We love that this is home after so many years travel with the navy. We try to preserve it for the future because it is so unique. If someone has never been to your city, what is the #1 reason to come visit? Many of our guests are here because of the proximity to Charleston. What’s the best compliment you have ever received about the inn? “We will be back!”is a really good compliment. What’s the best kept secret about the area? I think Summerville itself is still a secret. We have a downtown that looks like it was taken from a post card. A beautiful park that displays sculpture by world class artists. Unique shops for many tastes, eating places range from chains, Greek, wine and cheese, down home cooking, to white table cloths. A little theater that is exceptional. A group of concerned locals that are always working to add to the quality of life. If a traveler is staying at your inn for 4 nights, what should he/she do in the area?
First we’d be thrilled for four days, we would suggest they: 1. Spend one full day in Charleston(some come for Charleston so they want to spend more). 2. A visit to at least one of our nearby historic plantations, Magnolia,Drayton Hall, a National Trust House and Middleton Place, here you could spend most of a day with the gardens, stable yards, house museum, slave exhibit and a great place for lunch. 3. A day wandering Summerville for the museum, a stop at the Timrod Library for a tour, shopping and having a relaxing lunch at one of the variety of places. 4.Go to the beach, Folly beach probably and if they are not beach people then drive to Beaufort, a small historic town, a change of pace from here or add a couple of hours and spend a full day in Savannah, Georgia, a beautiful old southern city. Is there anything within walking distance of your inn? Within walking distance are four churches, two different tennis courts, park with world class sculpture and downtown Summerville.
What is your favorite restaurant/food in the area? Our favorite eating place is what we are in the mood for at the time, Oscars for the rich seafood burrito, Continental Corner for a Greek salad , the corner drug Store for a hot dog and an ice cream cone or the place so many of our guests like- the Mustard Seed. Any good area guides/websites that travelers could reference? We have a AAA travel book for the area, a book of local eating places, and lots of area brochures , websites are beyond me. How many rooms does your inn have? Our B and B is our guesthouse, perfect for two, it has a large main room with sitting area around the fireplace, the opposite side is the queen bed, off from here is a bath, closet and a small fully equipped kitchen. Do you accept pets? We do not take pets but there are several vet clinics, Westbury-843-873-9853 for one and then Howl-a-Day Inn-843- 875-8746. Summerville is a small town that offers a variety of outdoor activities and cultural events.
Biking, fishing, shopping, golfing, hiking, kayaking, walking/jogging paths, museums, art galleries, theater, orchestra and sculpture scattered throughout the town. Our farmers market offers fresh local produce, meats, seafood and baked goods every Saturday 8 am - 1pm, April through November. The farmers market is within walking distance. The third Thursday of each month the shops in Historic Downtown Summerville stay open late and have lots of family fun events. Walking distance from Azalea Park and public tennis courts. We have 5 golf courses within 20 minutes; Summerville Country Club 2 miles, 6 minutes Pine Forest Country Club, 5 miles, 11 minutes Legend Oaks, 7 miles, 16 minutes Golf Club at Wescott Plantation, 7 miles 15 minutes Coosaw Creek Country Club, 10 miles, 19 minutes There are three beaches; Folly Beach, Sullivan's Island and Isle of Palms that are within 30-35 miles, approximately a 45 minute drive (if not traveling during rush hour).