Market Snapshot
Averages based on current search criteria as of 07/15/2026 3:26 AM
| Class | Total | Price | Beds | Baths | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | 9 | $1,730,222 | 4.6 | 2.8 | 101.4 |
| Multi Family | 3 | $2,198,333 | 7.3 | - | 72.7 |
Radcliffeborough Homes for Sale | Charleston MUSC & Historic Real Estate
Radcliffeborough: Historic Scale and Peninsula Proximity
Radcliffeborough is the sophisticated, residential bridge between the medical district and the heart of Upper King Street. Known for its grand 19th-century architecture and deep lots, this neighborhood offers a more spacious feel than many other downtown districts. Home to the prestigious Ashley Hall school and just a short walk from the city’s best dining, Radcliffeborough is a favorite for those who want a quiet, tree-lined sanctuary without sacrificing the urban lifestyle.
The Radcliffeborough Market Snapshot
This neighborhood offers a compelling value proposition within the downtown core.
- Diverse Inventory: You’ll find a mix of grand Victorian-era houses, Greek Revival singles, and high-end modern renovations.
- Investment Potential: While the "Grand Singles" can reach $3M+, the neighborhood also offers high-end townhomes and condos that serve as excellent pied-à-terres or primary residences for professionals.
Live Market Snapshot: Radcliffeborough Listings
Market Snapshot
Averages based on current search criteria as of 07/15/2026 3:26 AM
| Class | Total | Price | Beds | Baths | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | 9 | $1,730,222 | 4.6 | 2.8 | 101.4 |
| Multi Family | 3 | $2,198,333 | 7.3 | - | 72.7 |
Available Homes for Sale in Radcliffeborough
Below are the latest homes for sale in Radcliffeborough, updated in real time through the Dynamic IDX feed.
Charleston, SC 29401
Radcliffeborough
MLS# 26020021Single Family Attached
- 1 Beds
- 1 Baths
- 542 SqFt
- 1834 Year Built
Charleston, SC 29403
Radcliffeborough
MLS# 26019048Single Family Attached
- 2 Beds
- 1 Baths
- 1,188 SqFt
- 1830 Year Built
Charleston, SC 29403
Radcliffeborough
MLS# 26018573Single Family Detached
- 5 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,840 SqFt
- 0.05 Acres
- 1852 Year Built
Charleston, SC 29403
Radcliffeborough
MLS# 26013209Single Family Detached
- 6 Beds
- 5 Baths
- 5,800 SqFt
- 0.24 Acres
- 1878 Year Built
Charleston, SC 29403
Radcliffeborough
MLS# 26011697- 6 Beds
- 2,128 SqFt
- 0.06 Acres
- 1855 Year Built
Charleston, SC 29403
Radcliffeborough
MLS# 26010875Single Family Detached
- 2 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1,413 SqFt
- 1872 Year Built
The data relating to real estate for sale on this web site comes in part from the Broker ReciprocitySM Program of the Charleston Trident Multiple Listing Service. Real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than William Means Real Estate, LLC are marked with the Broker ReciprocitySM logo or the Broker ReciprocitySM thumbnail logo (a little black house) and detailed information about them includes the name of the listing brokers. Last updated on 07-14-2026 11:52 PM EST .
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Navigating Radcliffeborough: Brian’s Local Perspective
Since 2008, I’ve specialized in helping clients understand the distinct "micro-markets" of the 29403. Success here means knowing:
The School Factor: I help families evaluate properties specifically for their proximity to Ashley Hall and the quiet residential blocks that surround it.
Lot Size & Depth: Unlike the dense French Quarter, Radcliffeborough homes often feature deeper lots. I help my clients identify properties with the potential for private gardens or expanded off-street parking.
Upper King Accessibility: You are steps away from the most exciting culinary stretch in the city. I help you find the "sweet spot" where you are close enough to the action but tucked away from the late-night noise.
The Lifestyle: Education, Culture, and Green Space
Life in Radcliffeborough is defined by its elegant, unhurried pace. It is common to see neighbors walking to Marion Square or the Farmers Market on a Saturday morning. It offers a unique "neighborhoody" atmosphere where the grand architecture of the past meets the vibrant energy of Charleston’s modern growth.
Frequently Asked Questions: Radcliffeborough
What’s the appeal of Radcliffeborough?
Radcliffeborough is one of the best-kept secrets on the peninsula. It has the historic architecture and walkability of the lower neighborhoods but with deeper lots, more green space, and easier access to MUSC and Upper King. It feels like a real neighborhood with families, young professionals, and longtime residents mixing day-to-day.
Who tends to buy in Radcliffeborough?
I see a lot of medical professionals because of the proximity to MUSC, along with families who want historic charm without the South of Broad price tag and young couples making their first downtown purchase. Investors also target this neighborhood for its rental demand from MUSC residents and faculty. The buyer mix is one of the most varied on the peninsula.
How is the commute to MUSC from Radcliffeborough?
It’s arguably the best in the city. Most Radcliffeborough addresses are a five-to-fifteen-minute walk or short bike ride from the MUSC campus. For physicians, residents, and faculty, this is a major lifestyle benefit. It’s common to see people walking to work in scrubs in the morning and coming home for lunch.
Is parking better in Radcliffeborough than other downtown neighborhoods?
Generally, yes. Because the lots are often deeper than in South of Broad or Ansonborough, a higher percentage of homes here offer private off-street parking. Many properties have driveways or carriage house garages. This is a real value driver and one of the reasons Radcliffeborough trades at a slight premium per square foot compared to similar Cannonborough-Elliotborough properties.
What’s the architectural style here?
Radcliffeborough is rich with 19th-century single houses, Victorians, and Italianate facades, often on larger lots than the lower peninsula. The neighborhood developed slightly later than South of Broad, so the houses tend to be a bit larger with more breathing room. The streets are tree-lined and the scale feels more residential than the dense lower neighborhoods.
Is Radcliffeborough as historic as South of Broad?
It developed slightly later, mostly in the 19th century rather than the 18th, but it’s rich with architectural significance. The homes often offer grander scales and more breathable floor plans than the older 18th-century homes further south. It’s a different chapter of Charleston’s history but every bit as meaningful.
What are buyers looking for in Radcliffeborough?
Off-street parking, lot depth, and proximity to MUSC and Upper King. Buyers also look for homes that have been thoughtfully renovated, ideally with central HVAC and updated systems, since many of these properties had less aggressive renovation work than South of Broad over the past decades. Properties with all three things move quickly.
How does Radcliffeborough compare to Cannonborough-Elliottborough?
They’re neighbors and share a lot of DNA, but Radcliffeborough generally has larger lots, grander housing stock, and quieter streets. Cannonborough-Elliottborough is denser, more eclectic, and slightly more affordable at the entry level. Both offer strong access to MUSC and Upper King. Which one fits depends on whether you want more space and quiet or more energy and walkability.
See Radcliffeborough with Someone Who Lives Here.
The best way to understand a neighborhood like this isn't online. I offer free, no-obligation walking tours of Radcliffeborough for serious buyers. We'll cover the deeper lots, the Victorian architecture, the streets near MUSC and Ashley Hall, and what to look for in a home above Calhoun Street.
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Resources for Buyers in Radcliffeborough
The Charleston BAR Survival Guide
True Cost of Owning a Home Downtown
Downtown High Ground Map
Downtown Investment Guide
Buying a Historic Home in Downtown Charleston
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