On 14 stunning acres on the banks of the Ashley River, Lowndes Grove is a National Historic Place, and Charleston's last great waterfront estate

The property includes a circa 1786 main house with two piazzas, a grand lawn, and broad terraces made of bluestone, brick and oyster tabby for your luxury wedding, private reception or corporate event. The rich history of the property includes a Revolutionary War invasion, the Charleston World's Fair and a visit from President Theodore Roosevelt. After Patrick Properties acquired the property in 2007, we gathered together a team of architects, artisans, landscape and interior designers for an hi...

The property includes a circa 1786 main house with two piazzas, a grand lawn, and broad terraces made of bluestone, brick and oyster tabby for your luxury wedding, private reception or corporate event. The rich history of the property includes a Revolutionary War invasion, the Charleston World's Fair and a visit from President Theodore Roosevelt. After Patrick Properties acquired the property in 2007, we gathered together a team of architects, artisans, landscape and interior designers for an historic renovation. The estate reopened in March 2008 and now provides a relaxed and refined essence and stunning settings for truly spectacular events.