Melba Windham Joins Charter One RealtyHilton Head Island, South Carolina, August 2017 – Charter One Realty (www.CharterOneRealty.com) has announced that longtime real estate professional Melba Windham has joined the company as an Agent.  Melba will be working out of the Forest Beach Office of Charter One Realty, which is located at the Beach Market Shops on Hilton Head Island.

Having been in the real estate industry for more than 20 years, Melba brings years of valuable real estate experience to Charter One Realty, and a strong knowledge of the Lowcountry real estate market.   Prior to her real estate career, Melba served in the banking and Insurance industry, where she gained valuable skills. These skills are now being utilized by her clients to successfully navigate today’s more complex…

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Lynn ShealyHILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC, August 2017 –Charter One Realty is pleased to announce that Lynn Shealy has joined the company at their South office located at 5 Park Lane on Hilton Head Island, SC.  Lynn joins Herman & Davis Properties as a Licensed Executive Assistant, honing in on the Bluffton and Hilton Head markets.

A native of Washington, Georgia, Lynn’s career began in the commercial loan department of Athens First Bank before moving to Bluffton, SC in 2005. Lynn and her family were frequent visitors to Hilton Head over the 15 years prior to relocating but their desire to join the family business, a remodeling and construction company, was the ultimate motivator. Shortly after moving to the area Lynn earned her Real Estate License and joined a…

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Three Marketing and Client Care Specialists Join Charter One Realty

Charter One Realty is pleased to welcome Corryne Lavender, Lindsay Bird, and Sandy Michael to their support team.

Corryne Lavender has joined the company at their North office located on Main Street on Hilton Head Island, SC.  Corryne will support Realtors with the listing, marketing and closing of properties. Corryne is a recent graduate of Georgia Southern University with a degree in Business Management. She has an exceptional foundation consisting of area knowledge, marketing, client relations, and professionalism.

Lindsay Bird has joined the company at their South office located at 5 Park Lane on Hilton Head Island, SC.  Lindsay will support Realtors with the marketing and…

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Curb Appeal in the Lowcountry

We’ve seen it in movies, magazines, and read about them in timeless novels. There is an unmistakable charm about Southern Lowcountry-style homes that keeps visitors and locals intrigued. The peaceful and serene atmosphere makes any visitor feel like it’s a home away from home. One might say it is something about air or the water, but an expert will tell you it is an entire plethora of curb appeal details that make a Lowcountry home warm and inviting. Now’s your chance to get some insight from the experts and transform your house into home just by a few curb appeal tips.

  Photo by WaterMark Coastal Homes, LLC - Browse exterior home ideas

 

1. Keep Clean a Routine

Photo by Historical Concepts - Search porch pictures

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Staging Your Lowcountry Home

1. Clean and Remove Clutter

You’re probably thinking this is the most basic tip, but cleaning and de-cluttering your home has a huge impact on the overall look of your home. Getting rid of excess "stuff" and furniture can make your home appear bigger and more open. This includes wiping down and clearing desk, kitchen, dresser, and bathroom counters. If you have carpet throughout the house, a good steam clean will leave your carpet looking fresh and new. Make sure windows, floors, and counters are sparkling clean and don’t forget to dust those pesky dark corners of your home.

2. Furniture Placement

Re-arrange and play around with the furniture in rooms to figure out the best way to maximize the space. Remember, the trick to making your…

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Getting Around Old Town Bluffton By Golf Cart

Yes, you can get there from here (if you know how).

If there is an official vehicle of Old Town Bluffton, it’s easily the humble golf cart. Whether pulling up to the Promenade or taking a leisurely drive down Calhoun street, there’s simply no better way to see the old town than at a slow pace with the wind in your hair.

But the question becomes, how much of Old Town can you venture to via golf cart? How far could you conceivably go beyond the classic one square mile that marks what was once the outer edge of this small fishing village? Turns out, you can actually see a lot more of the town than you thought, if you know where to go.

Before we begin, a brief primer on South Carolina’s laws pertaining to safe golf cart operation. According to…

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August Events Hilton Head Island

All Month Long

The Coastal Discovery Museum provides tours, walks, programs, and exhibits about the Lowcountry. Events are scheduled daily. To learn more about the Coastal Discovery monthly events, contact 843-689-6767 or visit CoastalDiscovery.com.

 

South Carolina Tax-Free Weekend

Shop for the perfect back-to-school essentials and the latest fall fashions with a break from state and local sales taxes on qualifying purchases, including all clothing and footwear purchases individually priced at $100 or less.

August 4th – August 6th

 

Gregg Russell Concerts

A staple of Hilton Head, Gregg Russell gives complimentary concerts under the Liberty Oak at Harbour Town of Sea Pines. Stop by any Sunday through Friday night from 8-9:30…

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July Events Hilton Head 2017

All Month Long

The Coastal Discovery Museum provides tours, walks, programs, and exhibits about the Lowcountry. Events are scheduled daily. To learn more about the Coastal Discovery monthly events, contact 843-689-6767 or visit CoastalDiscovery.com.

 

Stephen Moscowitz Presents “Birds and Other Stuff”

The talented artist, Stephen Moscowitz, welcomes you to his lovely exhibit featuring his acrylic paintings on wildlife, still life, and real life. He captivates his inspiration through the birds and landscapes of the beautiful Lowcountry. You will get a chance to meet this spectacular artist at his opening reception Friday, July 7th at the gallery.

 

Tuesdays, Now through Aug. 5th, 10 A.M-5 P.M.

Society of Bluffton Artists, 6…

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Summer in Hilton Head

You’re going to wish you had another month of summer with everything there is to do on Hilton Head Island.

 

For years, decades even, Hilton Head Island developed a reputation as a summer fun hotspot based on three things: golf, tennis and the beach. And to this day, if you come to Hilton Head Island looking for that trinity of outdoor bliss, you will find it in spades.

Our golf is among the best in the world, with 24 courses on-island and dozens more in the Lowcountry beyond. It’s still one of the top reasons to come to Hilton Head Island, and for good reason. Whether you’re teeing it up at Harbour Town Golf Links, where the pros play the RBC Heritage, or immersing yourself in the lush scenery and challenging layout at Oyster Reef, you’re…

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Hilton Head or Bluffton The Best of Both Worlds

Lowcountry real estate truly offers the best of both worlds. 

Now that you’ve found your way to the beautiful South Carolina Lowcountry, you have an important decision to make. Should you live on Hilton Head Island, with its beautiful beaches and resort amenities, or should you live in Bluffton, with its small-town vibe and eclectic flair?

To some, this is a no-brainer. But to many, the decision between these two equally attractive locales can be grueling. Each offers a distinct personality, lifestyle and culture, but they both dazzle with charm and Lowcountry beauty.

So which one is right for you? We’ll break down what awaits you in each, so you can make your decision with confidence.

Hilton Head Island

Since it entered its modern era…

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