New construction set the pace in the Charleston market this week: a house finished in 2026 at 925 Fish Camp Rd in Daniel Island Park sold for $9.2 million on September 4 to lead the metro area’s five highest-priced reported home sales, which combined for $30.13 million for the week ending September 6, 2026.
The list reaches from Daniel Island Park, which placed two 2026-completed houses in the top three, to South of Broad and Ansonborough downtown, where the week’s homes date to 1754 and 1839, and out to Kiawah Island, home of the week’s No. 4 sale.
No. 1 — $9,200,000 · 925 Fish Camp Rd, Charleston, South Carolina
The week’s leader sits on 0.8 acres in The Retreat, at the northern edge of Daniel Island, where Beresford and Ralston creeks converge, and sold for $9.2 million on September 4, 2026. A deepwater dock with a pierhead and a floating slip gives the five-bedroom house direct water access, and the grounds carry a pool, a hot tub and a waterfront pool pavilion framed by marsh and river views.
Inside, a reported 5,564 square feet designed by Riverside Designers carry beamed ceilings of 11 feet and taller, wide-plank wood floors and walls of glass that keep the water in view from the main rooms. The layout includes a main-level primary suite, an elevator, a wine cellar, a sauna and a wet bar, with five full and two half baths serving the five bedrooms, and a screened porch joins full front and rear porches outside. Listing materials say a full Daniel Island Club golf membership accompanied the property, whose Daniel Island Park setting adds golf, tennis, a community pool, a clubhouse, dock facilities and walking trails.
King and Society Real Estate was the listing brokerage on the $9.2 million transaction, which ranked No. 1 in RealtyWire’s Charleston Metro Area Top 5 for the week; the individual listing agent could not be independently verified before publication.
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No. 2 — $6,950,000 · 60 Church St, Charleston, South Carolina
Downtown, the Veree-Duvall House at 60 Church St, a circa-1754 residence on a high-elevation site in the Old Walled City, South of Broad, closed on August 31, 2026, at $6.95 million. Pre-Revolutionary pecky cypress woodwork distinguishes the five-bedroom home, most notably in the front drawing room, and a reported 4,269 square feet take in a spacious rear addition holding the kitchen, a breakfast area and a grand rear living room that opens to the garden.
That Wertimer-designed garden doubles in width at the rear, giving over entertaining and outdoor dining areas arranged around a heated saltwater pool, with a single-level, two-bedroom guest house tucked discreetly out of view of the main house. Three bedrooms and three full baths share the second level with a paneled den, and the rear primary suite adds two walk-in closets and a private terrace overlooking the garden and pool; an elevator supplements the staircase, and fine dining and galleries sit a short walk away. The property previously changed hands for $5,025,000 in 2021.
Carriage Properties LLC held the listing on the week’s No. 2 sale; RealtyWire could not verify the individual listing agent by publication.
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No. 3 — $5,750,000 · 141 Ithecaw Creek St, Charleston, South Carolina
Daniel Island Park placed a second 2026-completed house on the list at 141 Ithecaw Creek St, a reported 5,400-square-foot residence with views of the Ralston Creek Course from both the front and the rear of the home. The sale closed September 3, 2026, at $5.75 million.
A predominantly brick exterior under a full metal roof blends Southern influences with a contemporary aesthetic, entered through an oversized mahogany front door. Twelve-foot ceilings run across the main level, where the kitchen, dining and living areas open through a wall of 10-foot sliding glass doors, and finishes include extensive custom millwork, paneled walls and wide-plank oak flooring. The kitchen combines Wolf, Sub-Zero and Cove appliances with Tahiti quartzite countertops and a chef’s scullery behind it, and a soundproof office that can serve as a first-floor primary suite, an art studio and a media room with a custom wet bar fill out the main floor. Upstairs, the primary suite pairs a private balcony over the golf course with a dual-sided fireplace, while outside a tiled porch with a fireplace, an outdoor kitchen with wine refrigeration, an infinity-edge pool and a hot tub face the course. Marketing materials noted that a full Daniel Island Club golf membership was available with the home, bypassing the club’s 10-year wait, with member access to the Rees Jones-designed Ralston Creek and Tom Fazio-designed Beresford Creek courses.
Carolina One Real Estate was the listing brokerage on the No. 3 transaction; the individual listing agent could not be independently confirmed before publication.
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No. 4 — $4,500,000 · 65 Falcon Point Rd, Johns Island, South Carolina
On Kiawah Island, the marshfront house at 65 Falcon Point Rd brought $4.5 million, with the closing recorded September 2, 2026. Seaman Custom Homes completed the four-bedroom home in 2023, pairing a Lowcountry shingle-style exterior with a light, contemporary interior of clean-lined cabinetry, black-framed windows and wide-plank white oak floors across a reported 3,689 square feet.
The kitchen, dining area and great room flow to two screened porches overlooking the marsh, and the plan includes a first-floor primary suite, a flexible bedroom now serving as an office and an elevator connecting every level. A recently completed pool and cabana anchor the outdoor spaces, and a rooftop observation deck takes in the marsh and surrounding Lowcountry landscape, minutes from the Kiawah Island Club’s Beach Club. The property previously changed hands for $800,000 in 2021, before the current residence was completed in 2023.
Akers Ellis Real Estate LLC held the listing side of the week’s No. 4 sale; the individual listing agent could not be verified in time for publication.
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No. 5 — $3,725,000 · 30 Anson St, Charleston, South Carolina
Back downtown, the Edward McCrady House at 30 Anson St, an 1839 Greek Revival Charleston single on a double lot in Ansonborough, sold for $3,725,000, closing September 4, 2026. Original heart pine floors, exposed historic masonry and double piazzas define the reported 4,158 square feet.
Those piazzas were removed and fully reconstructed in 2023 by Brett Elrod Construction to a design by architect Amber Aument, with structural engineering by Steven Caskie, and rebuilt to historic standards with new structural brick columns and added steel reinforcement. The metal roof has been resealed, new gutter and French drainage systems installed, the historic masonry restored and repointed, and the heart pine floors refinished. The double lot preserves grounds for gardens and outdoor entertaining along with substantial off-street parking, and from the piazzas the view runs across downtown rooftops to the steeples of St. Philip’s Church and St. Michael’s Church. The Charleston City Market, Dock Street Theatre, the French Quarter, King Street and Waterfront Park are within an easy walk. The property previously changed hands for $2,000,000 in 2022.
The Boulevard Company was the listing brokerage on the transaction, which ranked No. 5 in this week’s Charleston-area Top 5; RealtyWire could not independently verify the individual listing agent before publication.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, September 6, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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