Admirals house charleston

When Cate and Alex envisioned their Charleston, SC, wedding at The Admiral's House, they knew they wanted every moment to be perfect—not just for themselves but also for their guests. And so, every detail is meticulously planned, ensuring an unforgettable experience at The Admiral's House. This historic venue, with its Southern charm and breathtaking views, provided the perfect setting for a wedding that was as elegant as it was joyful.

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This Neo-Classical home, locally known as the Admiral's House, stands at the former Navy Base in North Charleston. It was built in 1905 for the commandant of the Charleston Navy Yard. Officially called Quarters A, the house boasts features that are indicative of its residents' high rank. The majestic estate is available for weddings, and events, with the offering of overnight stays.

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Surrounded by voluminous, century-old oak trees in the heart of the Historic Charleston Naval base is the gorgeous Admiral's House. Otherwise known as Quarters A, this mansion was built in 1905 and has housed the naval base's top commanding officers. Before and after renovations.Originally built in 1905, the mansion is the second oldest building on the Navy Shipyard. It used to be a site of large parties and grand events for Naval officers. The structure and design reflect late Victorian and…

The Riverfront Park, a year-round park, is set on the banks of the Cooper River, formally the home of the Charleston Naval Base which closed in 1996 and was turned over to the City of North Charleston. The park offers beautiful views, plenty of places to walk and the optimum spots to picnic. Not only is it home to the Greater Charleston Naval Base Memorial, but it is also a popular concert venue.