Mazyck Wraggsborough Neighborhood - Charleston Real Estate

Discover Charleston SC Mazyck Wraggsborough homes for sale in downtown Charleston.

Once, along these broad avenues,  antebellum sea captains  built their dream houses, and today,  the dreams of finding peninsular Charleston’s most stylishly unique address come true.  The  charming openness of  Mazyck-Wraggborough is no accident ,  as this area was planned to exquisite detail  in the 1780’s for the wealthy and their kin. In fact, seven streets names are for the children of 18th century landholder Joseph Wragg, whose heirs kept the community/family spirit alive by donating tree-lined green spaces known as Wragg Square and Wragg Mall.

Homes and churches dating to the early 1800’s are built on the site of colonial-era pastures,  where  Charleston’s “sons of liberty” first gathered to plant the seed of the American Revolution.   Some of the finest early architecture  is featured in the Manigault House museum and the historic Second Presbyterian Church, and throughout Mazyck-Wraggborough,  wrought iron gates,  elaborate  cornices, and stately piazzas still tie the area to its prestigious past.

At its periphery, however,  Mazyck-Wraggborough  embraces the future,  bordered by the classy Charleston Music Hall, the attractive  Charleston Visitors’ Center complex,
the Gaillard Auditorium,  and the brand-new Charleston Maritime Center complex.

Quiet, roomy and historic along its inner streets,  and a central  location for arts and activities  and events all around,  Mazyck-Wraggborough offers a stylish and practical Charleston address.  

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