8 Prominent Celebrities that Have Homes in the South Carolina Lowcountry
Bill Murray – The legendary comedian and actor owns a beachfront home on Sullivan’s Island, where he is frequently spotted around town.[1][2][5] He is a part-owner of local businesses like the RiverDogs baseball team and Harold’s Cabin restaurant.
Darius Rucker – The lead singer of Hootie & the Blowfish and country music star owns a home on Isle of Palms. He is often seen playing golf at Wild Dunes Resort or performing at local venues like The Windjammer.
Stephen Colbert – The late night talk show host has a beach house on Sullivan’s Island, though he primarily resides in New York City. He spent part of his youth in Charleston.
Reese Witherspoon – The actress, producer, and entrepreneur behind brands like Draper James reportedly owns a beach home on Sullivan’s Island.
Danny McBride – After filming the HBO series Vice Principals in Charleston, the comedian and actor relocated his production company to the area and owns a home here.
Other notable celebrities with Charleston County homes include Judge Judy Sheindlin, figure skater and commentator Tara Lipinski, author Mary Alice Monroe, and Congresswoman Nancy Mace.
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Rucker lived on Center St Ext. I know because his wife called in complaints of LOUD MUSIC coming from the old Island Clubhouse (closed in 2009)
Do doubt about that Mac!