The rich, fertile soil around Summerville provides the lush background of magnolias, dogwoods, azaleas, and camellias for one of the most breathtaking cities in South Carolina. Known as Pineland Village after the Revolutionary War, the neighborhood became a retreat from the heat, insects and humidity of summer for Charleston’s elite. In 1847, the area was incorporated and the name was officially changed to Summerville (a nod to the seasonal exodus from Charleston?).
The town’s reputation got a further boost in 1899 when the Congress of Physicians (aka the Tuberculosis Congress) designated Summerville as one of the best places in the world for (0 comments)
Affectionately known as “Charleston’s Garden City”, Summerville, a much admired community of more than 43,000, was established as an island sanctuary for Charleston’s well-to-do after the Revolutionary War. The name, Summerville, is homage to the seasonal influx of Charleston’s affluent to their summer home.
The distinguished community of Ashborough East is one of the most impressive neighborhoods in Summerville. Established in the 1980s with a 1990’s expansion, Ashborough features elegant 4-5 bedroom homes from 2,500 to 3,500 square feet in size. These houses are mostly constructed of brick. The community has storage for boats and RVs, a clubhouse, tennis courts, walking trails, (0 comments)
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