Clearview

Located on Charleston Harbor, the established community of Clearview features homes built in the 1960’s through the 1980’s. While most of the community’s homes are brick ranchers, there are a few homes with Hardiplank and vinyl siding. Many homes within the Clearview community boast magnificent views of Ravenel Bridge and The Battery. With downtown Charleston located just seven miles away, Clearview provides residents with easy access to all of the area’s amenities. The beach is nine miles away, while Sunrise Park is within walking distance. Here, residents can enjoy use of the beach area, fishing dock and picnic area. The Bayview Soccer Complex and the James Island Recreation Complex are both less than two miles away from the community. The Bayview Soccer Complex features nine soccer fields, a baseball field and a softball field, while the James Island Recreation Complex boasts an outdoor pool, playgrounds, athletic fields, batting cages, basketball courts and yoga rooms. Read More

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Total Listings: 1

Average Price: $575,000

Highest Price: $575,000

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656 Regina Street

Charleston, Sc 29412

$575,000

3 Beds
2 Full Baths
2,000 SqFt

Premium Corner Lot Located In Clearview, Which Is One Of The Most Desirable Neighborhoods In James Island! No Hoa Expense And No Flood Insurance Is Required. Unique Features And Intricate Details ...

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