6 beach homes for sale in the Charleston area

These are not your average beach bungalows we are talking about.

CHStoday beach homes

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Take a daydream with us and pick which beach house in Charleston fits your sandy summer vibe.

For the Isle of Palms islanders

Oceanfront island estate | $5,895,000
Situated just feet from the sandy beach of IOP, this is a beach lovers dream. There are breathtaking views and porches all around to maximize the island lifestyle.

Sand and Sea oasis | $3,995,000
For those looking to be close to the beach but have access to deep water, this is the spot. With a 40 ft. floating dock and five minute golf cart ride to the beach, this house is the best of both worlds.

For the Sullivan’s Island sharks

Sunset view paradise | $4,495,000
No detail was spared in creating this house and they even included a rooftop outdoor deck with 360 views of Charleston’s harbor. Make sure to peek at the “Captain’s Quarters” to see the ultimate cocktail bar.

A backyard beach escape |$3,895,000
This beach cottage is coastal Lowcountry lifestyle at its core. The defining features of the home are its clean lines and drool worthy pool out back. No sand in this house.

For the Folly Beach fans

Sand, sun, and serenity | $3,400,000
This home is practically right on the ocean with a boardwalk that leads right onto the beach. It has an ocean-level porch where you can sip on coffee and cocktails and watch the waves crash.

Double surf sanctuaries | $5,000,000
This listing features two custom built houses that are situated on the Folly River and a short walk to the beach. The live oaks and tree house vibes of the design make this residence stand out.

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