Good job for selecting Charleston as your new address! This beloved city, not to mention its Lowcountry neighborhood, provides you the best options of communities to stay and start a family. This location is enhanced to become one of the most admirable addresses to live. Continue reading to dig in so you can finally decide the suitable neighborhood for your Charleston real estate.

The Charleston neighborhoods covered in the 29401 zip code include South of Broad, Harleston Village, French Quarter and Ansonborough. On the other hand, the Peninsula in zipcode 29403 covers all of the communities north of Calhoun St including just above the area tagged as "The Neck" or the skinniest part of the Peninsula just before North Charleston. This part of the Peninsula situates Mazyck-Wraggborough, Cannonborough-Elliotborough, Radcliffeborough and Midtown.

The first group of aforementioned communities is a high end urban neighborhood best for young professionals so as with businessmen since most of its residents are young and single. With an average home value of $576,000, homes are quite above national average or even in the Charleston-North Charleston metro area probably due to its accessibility to nearby offices and businesses. A one bedroom condo, however, can average to $230,000, something for you to think about and consider.

One of its mentioned neighborhoods, the South of Broad, is located in the north side by Broad Street to Exchange Street and on the southern side by Murray Boulevard. The eastern boundary is Concord Street to East Bay Street and the western boundary is Murray Boulevard to Chisolm Street. Tree-lined streets and historic antebellum mansions will embrace you once you enter this beautifully crafted community, with graceful arches and lush gardens built for your eyes to feast.

The second group of neighborhoods are more known and opted by students, young professionals and other sectors in the society. Just above Crosstown, you'll find the Westside, Hampton Park Terrace, Wagener Terrace and North Central. These neighborhoods have a more suburban atmosphere but are close enough to enjoy the benefits of an urban lifestyle. With a lower than the average home value compared to the rest of the metro area, these neighborhoods are just perfect for house bargains.

In this second group you'll find Radcliffeborough, one of its notable neighborhoods. It is located on the north side by the South side of Morris Street and one block to Bee Street, and on the south side by the North side of Calhoun Street. The eastern boundary is the West side of King Street and the western boundary is the East side of Ashley Avenue. For the past year these neighborhoods have 8 homes sold at an average price of $512,038.

Residents of these neighborhoods are working so hard to make their community safe and friendly. You might even find yourself walking confidently along its streets avoiding a long commute while going to the bank without worrying for your safety. These neighborhoods have a high walk score therefore it is no doubt one of the best places for you to call your home in this side of the nation.