Homes for Sale in the French Quarter Charleston, SC

Homes for Sale in the French Quarter, Charleston, SC

The French Quarter is Charleston’s artistic heart. You’ll find cobblestone streets, hidden courtyards, and centuries-old architecture just steps from Waterfront Park. It’s the kind of neighborhood where you can walk to dinner at High Cotton, browse local art galleries, and watch horse carriages pass your front door.

This area feels timeless, quiet in the mornings, lively in the evenings, and beautiful at every hour. Homes here range from restored historic buildings to upscale condominiums with harbor or church steeple views.

Live Market Snapshot: French Quarter Listings

Market Snapshot

Averages based on current search criteria as of 12/06/2025 6:35 AM

Class Total Price Beds Baths Age
Residential 1 $1,099,000 - - 54
Multi Family 1 $9,745,000 - - 134

Available Homes for Sale in the French Quarter

Below are the latest French Quarter listings, updated in real time through the Dynamic IDX feed.

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$1,099,000
10 Philadelphia Alley UNIT Lot C
Charleston, SC 29401
French Quarter
98 days
MLS# 25023736
Single Family Attached
Tucked away on Philadelphia Alley, this unique property allows a potential buyer to build or renovate. The property is currently a warehouse which ...
Provided courtesy of Handsome Properties, Inc.
$9,745,000 Reduced -$250,000
46-50 Queen Street
Charleston, SC 29401
French Quarter
505 days
MLS# 24018363
Nestled in the heart of Charleston's Historic District, this remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city's rich histor...
Provided courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Charleston West Ashley
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Why People Love Living Here

Walkable, elegant, and surrounded by Charleston’s finest restaurants, the French Quarter offers the perfect balance of history and lifestyle.

Testimonials

“Brian helped us discover the hidden charm of the French Quarter. His understanding of downtown neighborhoods made all the difference.”, Charleston Buyer

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of homes are in the French Quarter?
The neighborhood includes a mix of historic Charleston singles, carriage houses, and luxury condos in restored buildings, often featuring exposed brick, high ceilings, and original details.

How walkable is the French Quarter?
It’s one of the most walkable neighborhoods in the city. You’re steps from King Street, East Bay, and Waterfront Park, everything is within reach.

What’s the typical price range for homes in the area?
Most properties range from $900,000 to over $3 million, depending on size, condition, and whether it has harbor or park views.

Are there any modern homes in the French Quarter?
Yes. While much of the neighborhood is historic, there are modern condos and townhomes with updated interiors that maintain Charleston’s signature style.

Is the French Quarter busy or quiet?
It’s lively during the day and early evening, but most streets remain calm and peaceful at night. It’s a great balance between city life and historic charm.