Rocking chairs line the back porch that overlooks a heated pool, fire pit, and pool-side bar... Yes, please. | Photo provided by Airbnb Luxe
Large and luxurious. You don’t have to go far to find those qualities in a beautiful home with stunning views in a Lowcountry family-friendly beach town. So if you’re looking for a spot for your next staycation or reunion or just daydreaming about your perfect beach vacation, take a look at five of the most expensive and luxe Airbnbs on the Isle of Palms.
Serenity
Sleeps 12
Six bedrooms + 6.5 bathrooms
~$6,750/night Amenities: Private pool, hot tub, and a pool table
Beach Bliss
Sleeps 12
Eight bedrooms + 8.5 bathrooms
~$3,625/night Amenities: Private pool, sauna, and an elevator
Picture this: enjoying your morning cup of coffee with these gorgeous views.
Sleeps 12
Seven bedrooms + 7.5 bathrooms
~$2,000/night Amenities: Pool, hot tub, and firepit
These spaces are grand, and we’re not just talking about the entrances and staircases. From the beachfront locations with pools that overlook the ocean to the firepits, game rooms, and large kitchens, these rentals are sure to go above and beyond when it comes to a luxurious stay.
Events
Monday, Dec. 4
Little Pine Holiday Pop-up | Monday, Dec. 4-Saturday, Dec. 30 | 11 a.m. | Little Palm, 237 Meeting St., Charleston | Price of purchase | Sip seasonal beverages in your ugly sweater at the Little Pine, holiday pop-up.
Wednesday, Dec. 6
Library Games Day | Wednesday, Dec. 6 | 1 p.m. | Wando Mount Pleasant Library, 1400 Carolina Park Blvd., Mount Pleasant | Free | Join for an afternoon of your favorite games including American Mah Jongg and Rummikub.
Holiday Hoedown | Wednesday, Dec. 6 | 5-8 p.m. | North Charleston Wannamaker County Park, 8888 University Blvd., North Charleston | $5 | It’s a holiday party country style, so grab your western gear and get ready to throw down at the annual hoedown.
Thursday, December 7
Credit One Wine & Art Walk | Thu., Dec. 7 | 6-9 p.m. | Credit One Stadium, 161 Seven Farms Dr., Charleston | $75 | Guests can browse local artists while enjoying light bites and curated wine samples such as Prisoner, Unshackled, Ruffino, My Favorite Neighbor, Robert Mondavi Vineyard, and Saldo.*
Sunday, Dec. 10
Second Sunday | Sunday, Dec. 10 | 12-5 p.m. | King St., Charleston | Price of purchase | Stroll, eat, and shop along Charleston’s main corridor between Queen and Calhoun streets at this dog-friendly event.
Coastal Community Foundation believes in the power of collaborative philanthropy to spark meaningful changes in our communities. | Photo provided by Coastal Community Foundation
‘Tis the season for giving, Charleston. Throughout the year, Coastal Community Foundation (CCF) helps fund local initiatives through the Community Partnership Program — and you can help.
By investing in the Community Partnership Program, folks can provide critical operational support, allowing CCF to continue identifying and addressing challenges by building coalitions with community leaders, funders, and nonprofits across our region.
When we pool our resources and work together toward shared goals, we help create vibrant communities.
Building for the future. Medical University of South Carolina officials broke ground at 74 President St. in Charleston for the six-story College of Health Professions building. The new space aims to accommodate the college’s growth. There will also be a space that supports statewide research for patients who’ve experienced a stroke or other neurological conditions. (WCSC)
Edu
Trident Technical College is searching for its next president after the school’s long-time leader is set to retire this summer. The Association of Community College Trustees will help in the process. Tomorrow, Dec. 5, you’re invited to participate in public forms to share what you want to see in the school’s next leader. (CRBJ)
Watch
Eight Charleston County students will star in performances of “A Christmas Carol” at the Dock Street Theatre. A third-grader from Edith L. Frierson Elementary auditioned with 50 other children for the role of “Tiny Tim.” Get your tickets here. (WCBD)
Sports
Number one. That’s where Mount Pleasant’s Oceanside Collegiate football team ranks after winning the South Carolina Class AA State Championship. This is the high school’s first state title. The Landsharks beat West Columbia’s Gray Collegiate War Eagles 35-28, finishing the season 12-2. (The Post and Courier)
Finance
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Did you know? There are 300+ “event days” in Greenville. From signature events like Fall for Greenville and Artisphere, there’s always a reason to visit. Check out the calendar of events and plan your 2024 trip.*
Cause
As costs of living rise, Tri-County families struggle to stay afloat. Trident United Way is opening opportunities and helping ALICE® (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) families and individuals gain financial stability. Learn more to help improve the lives of ALICE® and our whole community.*
Job
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City
🅿️ Enjoy the gift of free parking
Free two-hour holiday parking at select Charleston garages
The City of Charleston is gifting residents free two-hour parking this holiday season. | Photo provided by David Brown via Pexels
The holiday-induced hustle + bustle creates a sense of magic in our city, but a headache when it comes to parking. So if you love holiday shopping downtown but hate the hassle of finding parking — keep reading.
The City of Charleston is offering a perk to make your trip worthwhile with free two-hour parking at select garages for the rest of the year. You’ll have to print the parking voucher and use it at one of the listed garages.
Participating garages
Majestic Square (211 King St.)
East Bay / Prioleau (25 Prioleau St.)
Queen Street (93 Queen St.)
Midtown (558 King St.)
Visitor Center (63 Mary St.)
SC Aquarium (24 Calhoun St.)
Concord / Cumberland (1 Cumberland St.)
St. Philip Street (34 St. Philip St.)
Fine print: The voucher is not valid during special event rates + other exclusions may apply. The free parking offer will last through Sunday, Dec. 31. Vouchers are valid for one use and must be printed. Get your voucher here.
The Buy
The Buy 12.04.23 (Affiliate + Six & Main)
A fun and useful gift that’s sure to get the holiday party started: a margarita machine.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. A time for tradition, family, and friends. One of my favorite holiday traditions is baking cookies with my family. It’s so special to be together in the kitchen working on our favorite recipes. My personal favorite is the molasses cookie.
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