Carolina Wren
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Cannonborough Elliotborough, Charleston
Arriving at this home is a bit like falling into Charleston’s version of The Secret Garden – a traditional shopfront gives very little indication of the impressive homes that sit behind it. Part of a larger complex, there’s a beautifully landscaped communal garden and terrace for guests to enjoy when the weather is just right.
Historical Hideout
8 guests
4 bedrooms
North Historic District, Savannah
Location is everything at this historic home, perfectly positioned between Savannah’s vibrant dining and shopping scenes around Oglethorpe Square and Columbia Square, as well as its leafy parks. Inside, you’ll find immaculate interiors that impress just as much as the setting.
Oystercatcher
6 guests
2 bedrooms
Hilton Head Island, Beaufort County
There’s a real sense of calm about this newly remodelled beach house. Whether it’s the neutral shades, or the copious amounts of natural light, you’ll find any tension melting away the minute you step through the door.
Damn Fine Coffee
11 guests
5 bedrooms
North Charleston, Charleston County
Just near the Cooper River and Riverfront Park, this elegant 1940s home has character in abundance and cool, rustic style. Step through the classic white facade, and past huge contemporary glass panes for a stylish sage green, gold, and natural palette.
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