Byrnes Down homes in Charleston, SC
Byrnes Down Lifestyle
Byrnes Down was built in the 1940's and is one of the first neighborhoods in Charleston to be revitalized. The area still retains an old-fashioned feel with its lovely brick cottages. Byrnes Down is located across Savannah Highway from Avondale. The neighborhood remains popular because of its character and its proximity to downtown Charleston, especially MUSC. It is not unusual to see residents walking or biking to work over the
Ashley Memorial Bridge.
What is the neighborhood like?
The homes in Byrnes Down are mostly two bedroom home with one full bath. It is unusual to find a home in the neighborhood that has not undergone some renovations. The streets wind leisurely through the neighborhood as opposed to a grid layout. It retains its 1940's glamour, yet it is a modern area in a beautiful part of Charleston. These homes are perfect for the young professional or newly-married couple.
What Is There to See and Do Near the Byrnes Down Neighborhood?
Byrnes Down has quick access to the interstate, the hospital and downtown Charleston.
One of the popular local hangouts is Gene's Hofbrau, which can boast to being Charleston's oldest bar. Gene's Hofbrau was established in 1952, and offers an extensive menu and an impressive beer list.
Another place of interest is the Avondale Wine & Cheese Shop located on the Savannah Highway. It is a small shop offering various cheeses and wines. Avondale has won several local awards for its wines and cheeses. They also offer wine tastings on Mondays and Thursdays. Drop in anytime for free samples.
Within walking distance of Byrnes Down is the renovated shopping area, Avondale Point. This shopping district boasts local Charleston businesses, including coffee shops, dress shops, wedding boutiques, restaurants, and more. It is a thriving area with plans for more growth in the future.
Of course Charleston and the surrounding area have played a great role in our nation's history. The area is home to many plantations, museums, and both Revolutionary and Civil War battlefields - all open for tours. You may also visit Charles Towne Landing which was the first permanent European settlement in South Carolina.
What Schools Will the Children Attend?
The public schools for Byrnes Down are St. Andrews Elementary School, West Ashley Middle School, and West Ashley High School. For a list of public schools in the area, please visit the Charleston County School District website at www.ccsdschools.com/index.php
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