Charleston, SC

The Colony at Heron Reserve

Being the cultural and social center of South Carolina's Lowcountry, Charleston offers an abundance of year-round activities.

Perfectly situated just a few minutes from Interstate 526, condominiums at The Colony at Heron Reserve is just a short drive from most parts of Charleston. This gated community features some great neighborhood ammenities including crystal blue pool, outdoor grills, clubhouse and is only 7 minutes from downtown.

To get a good idea of what the homes look like in this community, check out some of the current Charleston real estate properties on the market in The Colony at Heron Reserve.

Listing 1 of 12
	2334 EGRET CREST LN THE COLONY AT HERON RESERVE CHARLESTON, SC Beds 2 / Baths 2 / 964 sqft $139,900 Offered by: CHRIS ELLER More info >>
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	2533 EGRET CREST LN THE COLONY AT HERON RESERVE CHARLESTON, SC Beds 2 / Baths 2 / 1247 sqft $149,900 Offered by: CHRIS ELLER More info >>
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	2414 EGRET CREST LN THE COLONY AT HERON RESERVE CHARLESTON, SC Beds 1 / Baths 1 / 849 sqft $150,000 Offered by: MARY WOLF More info >>
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	2133 EGRET CREST LN THE COLONY AT HERON RESERVE CHARLESTON, SC Beds 2 / Baths 2 / 1247 sqft $152,900 Offered by: CHRIS ELLER More info >>
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	2031 EGRET CREST LN THE COLONY AT HERON RESERVE CHARLESTON, SC Beds 3 / Baths 2 / 1392 sqft $159,900 Offered by: CHRIS ELLER More info >>

For more information on The Colony at Heron Reserve or any other Charleston real estate properties, besure to contact Mike Carrigan directly at:

Mike Carrigan
Carolina One
New Homes
Land Development Services
C. 843-364-3286 F. 843-746-4643
mcarrigan@carolinaone.com

•1. There is never a need to raise your voice here; nobody else does.

•2. S L O W down your tempo; no one else is in any hurry.

•3. "We'll get to it, when we get to it", means just that. It may be tomorrow or next week, or even next month...

•4. Borrow a second name; as in Peggy-Sue, Billy-Mae, Mary-Anne... You get the picture... No one has only one name here, except for Bubba.

•5. Never use cuss words here! If you want to be "ugly" you can just use the Southern: "Bless his little heart, he just can't help himself, can he?" Believe me, that's enough of an insult! I know it seems innocuous enough to a Northerner, but take my word for it, that's how it's done here!

•6. "Dear Lord, Sweet Jesus!" replaces any other expletive when something really BIG happens.

•7. If someone bakes you a pie, go ahead and eat it; it's not laced with anything and the person bringing it to you doesn't expect any favors in return.

•8. Don't worry about locking your doors! If you leave your home unlocked the worst that can happen is your neighbor may come in and bring you a pie...

•9. Kids address their elders with Miss or Mister, as in Mr. Bob, Miss Kelly, etc. You don't have to be old to qualify for being "an elder", anyone over twenty something qualifies.

•10. Just ignore the confederate flag! And please, no arguments about who won the war!

•11. When you're in a foreign country it helps to know a few words in their language to show appreciation for the culture. When in France you should at least know: "Bonjour, Ca Va?" In the South you can just make frequent use of "Ya'll", "ain't" and "fixin'..." As in "ya'll ain't from around here. I'm fixin' to go."

•12. When in the South, smile ya'll! Ain't no need to be in any hurry! Ya'll have a seat on this rockin' chair yonder and have another sip of this fine lemonade! I'm fixin' to learn ya'll some Southern!

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A couple of weeks ago my business partner, Bevin, and I had a long morning meeting in West Ashley. When it was over it was about lunch time and she wanted to grab a bite at one of her favorite local places. I had never heard of the Bluerose Cafe but love Irish food (notice my red hair - Irish & German I am). The meal was to die for and reasonably priced, but best of all the service and hospitality was some of the best I've had in Charleston.

Always on the lookout for great local restaurants, my husband wanted to try this little place out. We went yesterday and our little group tried a few different selections. He had the fish and chips & said it was the best he's ever eaten! I had the shepard's pie. The sauce was tasty, the peas were fresh... it was yummy! Then my friend, Sue, had the Turkey sandwich with fresh cranberry sauce as one of the fixings!

Afterwards we had fresh peach pie. The chef told us the peaches were fresh from the local farmer's market. Again, supporting the local communities! Yeah! Well, my experience was that this is definately a place to visit if you are looking for a great local restaurant. It's casual, friendly, tasty and inexpensive - what more could you want?

The Bluerose Cafe is located at 652 St. Andrews Blvd, Charleston, SC 29407 (843) 225-BLUE (2583)

Service is:

Breakfast Mon - Fri 7am - 11am, Saturday 7am - noon

Lunch Mon - Fri 11am - 3pm, Saturday 12 - 3pm

Dinner, Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sat 5pm - 9pm.

I'm so excited about this event. I went to a Charleston home show yesterday actually hoping to see a particular vendor, EverGreen Concepts. Unfortunately they werent' there (great disappointment). The good news is that when I decided to look them up online today I found that they are the sponsors of the Charleston Green Fair. I didn't even know we were having a green fair, but I will be there... Here's some of the info I have....

"The purpose of the Charleston Green Fair is to create excitement and enthusiasm for green products, services and technologies available to the residents of the Lowcountry using an environmentally responsible forum of education and entertainment."

There will be food, music and speaches. There will also be fun things for kids - climbing wall, puppet show, demonstrations, etc.

The fair is from 12-6pm at Marion Square in Charleston. Bring the family and learn just a little more on what you can do to help create a sustainable planet!

Sponsors for the Charleston Green Fair