*** No USDA eligible properties were found in North Charleston ***
To find a home that may be eligible for a USDA loan, have a look at the neighboring city Ridgeville, SC. This city falls within a zone of USDA loan eligibility.

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North Charleston, South Carolina in Charleston County


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37 active listings near North Charleston
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$2,400,000    4345 Leslie St
$1,445,000    4858 Lambs Rd
$840,000    316 Anadale Ct
$750,000    Dorchester and Park Gate Dr Rd
$698,500    8250 Governors Walk
$635,000    5321 Natures Color Ln
$469,950    8310 Vestige Ct
$459,900    111 Broadmarsh Ct
$450,000    5513 Indigo Fields Blvd
$440,000    5501 Lindo Ter
$435,900    116 Palmetto Bluff Dr
$410,000    8193 Governors Walk
$372,500    7883 Sabalridge Dr
$355,000    201 Mansfield Blvd
$354,000    117 Lewisfield Dr
$350,000    201 Laurel Ridge Rd
$340,000    5348 Sumters Run
$330,000    4950 Amberwood Ln
$329,900    107 Dorchester Ct
$325,000    7808 Park Gate Dr
$318,000    7874 Montview Rd
$310,000    4589 Palm View Cir
$310,000    7790 Montview Rd
$299,000    5565 Colonial Chatsworth Cir
$284,999    5322 Dorchester Rd
$250,000    7940 Parklane Ct Apt B
$245,000    4781 Skillmaster Ct
$239,000    7963 Weld St
$215,000    7911 Timbercreek Ln Apt C
$210,000    7911 Windfern Ct Apt F
$200,000    7852 Nummie Ct
$198,000    7945 Timbercreek Ln Apt G
$194,900    7921 Cricket Ct Apt C

Interested in fun facts and the history of North Charleston, SC?
Then read on!

Did you know that the first successful submarine attack in history happened during the American Civil War just off the coast of Charleston, which is the neighboring city to North Charleston? On February 17, 1864, the Confederate submarine named H.L. Hunley attacked and sank the Union ship USS Housatonic using a spar torpedo. Although Hunley herself also sank during the attack, it was a significant milestone in naval warfare. The wreckage of Hunley was discovered and raised in 2000 and is now displayed at the Warren Lasch Conservation Center in North Charleston.