Broad Street Guest House

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133 Broad St
Charleston, SC 29401
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Fred Holland Realty
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  • • Close By Historical Charleston
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Slightly North of Broad
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Circa 1886
  • • AAA Four Diamond Award Charleston Restaurant
  • • Wine List That Boasts Close To 280 Bottles
  • • Menu Changes Seasonally
(843) 853-7828
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Things To Do in Charleston, SC

Folly Beach Folly Beach

If your kids love to have fun in the sun, there's no better place to let them run wild than Folly Beach, affectionately known as "The Edge of America." This beautiful barrier island is a quick 15 minute drive from downtown Charleston and the Folly Beach County Park is located at the east end of the island. Showers, bathrooms and other conveniences are close by, and the sand, surf and sun of this popular stretch of beach will fast become one of your family's traditions whenever you're in Charleston.

 
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Shaka Surf School Shaka Surf School

Whether you're just starting out or are an experienced surfer who is looking for competition-ready training, Shaka Surf School provides a fun and responsible approach to surfing lessons for all ages. Located at Folly Beach, our instructors pour decades of experience into every class and will be happy to provide the tools you need to make sure that you can handle your next wave with confidence.

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Middleton Place Middleton Place

The family will surely enjoy a trip to Middleton Place as its dramatic history will capture the kids' imaginations as they walk through this 18th-century plantation. This historic attraction is listed as a National Historic Landmark and boasts one of the country's oldest formal gardens. Some of the structures on site date back to 1755, including a sugar cane mill and Plantation Stableyards for many animals that is still actively used. Don't miss the gift shop and restaurant area as you round out your visit to this truly amazing piece of Charleston's past.

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