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I am a single, 25 year old who is looking to teach and live in Charleston. I grew up on Long Island and want to get out of here soon for various reasons....I was originally thinking of either Raleigh or Charleston but I am not a big city person so therefore I think Charleston would be a better fit. (I enjoy a more quaint neighborhood where I can still find a nightlife). My parents recently bought a house in Mt. Pleasant and are currently renting it out ...They love it down there...They also claim that there are a lot of young people there...Any advice out there would be greatly appreciated!
Rent your parents' house from them and come on down. You'll find plenty of young single people, plenty to do in the smaller city life. Have you checked into the school districts and colleges for teaching positions?
Also looking to relocate from the northeast (PA) and visiting Charleston this summer to look around. We are at a different time in our lives than dirish18. Our youngest will be a senior in high school next year and would like to attend college in north or south carolina. We are taking her to look at schools over the next few months, including College of Charleston. Her dad and I feel this may be our best time to re-locate as well since we both greatly desire warmer year round temps and have been waiting patiently to make the move (she is our youngest of four). He is close to retirement though should be able to work home based for a few years and thankfully I have built a home based business so that my work does not limit our choices for re-location. Any ideas on areas of town to look at that would be compatible with our stage in life? Thanks in advance!
There's plenty of locales in the area that could fit your stage of life. It's all about what you want around you, and what you want to do during these years. You could want to find something downtown close to all the shops, or head to the beach and finally take up surfing. Either way, I'm sure we can help.
I just relocated to Charleston from South Florida. I love it here so far. Only thing is where do you meet people around your own age (mid-30s) to hang out with? My hubby and I are best friends but I'd love to meet some girls I can go do girl stuff with and possibly other dog owners who can tell me the best places to go with my pup... Oh and Diane, there are definitely a lot of young people here!
- Kellyn
James Island County Park for dog lovers. There's a great dog run area there alongside the lake. You both could also try the Charleston Sport and Social Club (Play Sports, Have Fun, Be Social with Charleston Sports and Social Club) as another way to meet up with late 20's-mid 30's groups.
For the info - I'll definitely look into that although I'm not exactly the most coordinated person I know... I can dance but as for hitting a ball with a bat?? hahahaha! Not so much! My hubby can, though! I'm a swimmer, although I could give the kickball a shot, I was always a decent kicker!
I'll definitely take my dog to James Island County Park - sounds great!
[quote=Streamline;3915254]Also looking to relocate from the northeast (PA) and visiting Charleston this summer to look around. We are at a different time in our lives than dirish18.
What part of PA? We moved from Lancaster County PA in 2007 after years of waiting, wanting and spending so much money visiting. We love it! It's beautiful all year long. We love exploring new places and there is so much to see here. We live just outside of historic Summerville. We still have kids in high school and one in college. Do your research. You will find what is best for you.
I am a single, 25 year old who is looking to teach and live in Charleston. I grew up on Long Island and want to get out of here soon for various reasons....I was originally thinking of either Raleigh or Charleston but I am not a big city person so therefore I think Charleston would be a better fit. (I enjoy a more quaint neighborhood where I can still find a nightlife). My parents recently bought a house in Mt. Pleasant and are currently renting it out ...They love it down there...They also claim that there are a lot of young people there...Any advice out there would be greatly appreciated!
Diane
I met my wife at MUSC. She says meeting good guys was tough, so she settle with me. Oh, she's the apple of my eye, but I do remember fondly the women of the CofC....well, back to work
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Oh, she's the apple of my eye, but I do remember fondly the women of the CofC....well, back to work
