Shadowmoss homes in West Ashley sold for a median of $513,000 over the past 12 months, with sales from $275,000 to $980,000. Sellers got 98.5% of list price on average, and half of the 79 sales were on the market 30 days or less. With that many sales, there are plenty of close comps, so pricing to your specific street and home size is the key.
Shadowmoss sales, past 12 months
Closed residential sales in the Shadowmoss subdivision, October 2025 to October 2026, Charleston Trident MLS, pulled October 13, 2026. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Most Shadowmoss homes that sold this past year were built in the 1980s, with some newer construction from the 2020s at the upper end. 30 of the 79 sales went under contract within two weeks, while homes priced above the comps sat much longer, some for months.
How to prepare a Shadowmoss home for sale
- Price to the right comps. With dozens of recent sales, buyers and appraisers have clear benchmarks. Match your home to sales of similar size, age and updates.
- Have flood information ready. Parts of West Ashley drain to Church Creek, which the City of Charleston names as a flooding source. Gather your flood zone, any elevation certificate and insurance history before listing.
- Handle 1980s-era items. Roof, HVAC, windows and water heaters are what inspectors flag on homes this age.
- Update only where it pays. My Seller Renovation Program compares the cost of updates with the likely lift before any work starts.
Common questions
What are homes selling for in Shadowmoss?
The median Shadowmoss sale over the past 12 months was $513,000, ranging from $275,000 to $980,000, per the Charleston Trident MLS.
How fast do Shadowmoss homes sell?
Half of the 79 sales were on the market 30 days or less, and 30 went under contract within two weeks.
Do Shadowmoss homes sell over asking?
28 of 79 sold at or above list price. The average was 98.5% of list.
Is Shadowmoss in a flood zone?
It varies by property. Look up the specific address on FEMA's Map Service Center or the City of Charleston's flood tools, and ask for any elevation certificate.
