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Located on gracious South Battery Street, exclusively South of Broad, completely renovated and upgraded to today's expectations. Surrounded by a lush Sheila Wertimer designed garden, off-street parking and a recently created garden folly that gives a tremendous amount of dry storage for a golf cart and bicycles. The main level offers bright and sunny formal rooms, spacious kitchen overlooking a large and comfortable family room all with tropical garden views. The breakfast room and family room provide direct access to the lush garden. The second level boasts a spacious and sunny primary suite, featuring a generous bath space and 3 walk-in closets. The 2 guest bedrooms share a luxurious bath in between.Many additional features all in a manageable package and desirable location, just steps from the new Battery, perfect for your morning walk along the Waterfront.

3 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26019785 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Located on gracious South Battery Street, exclusively South of Broad, completely renovated and upgraded to today's expectations. Surrounded by a lush Sheila Wertimer designed garden, off-street parking and a recently created garden folly that gives a tremendous amount of dry storage for a golf cart and bicycles. The main level offers bright and sunny formal rooms, spacious kitchen overlooking a large and comfortable family room all with tropical garden views. The breakfast room and family room provide direct access to the lush garden. The second level boasts a spacious and sunny primary suite, featuring a generous bath space and 3 walk-in closets. The 2 guest bedrooms share a luxurious bath in between.Many additional features all in a manageable package and desirable location, just steps from the new Battery, perfect for your morning walk along the Waterfront.

67 S Battery Street, Charleston

$4,200,000

Welcome to 35 Gibbes Street, a historic Charleston residence tucked away in the heart of the peninsula. Located just moments from the Battery, waterfront, and the charm of downtown Charleston, this home offers the rare opportunity to experience the character and rhythm of one of the city's most treasured neighborhoods.Thoughtfully redesigned with intention, this home showcases timeless Charleston architecture. The layout was carefully reimagined to enhance functionality while preserving the home's original charm, now featuring two primary suites, a screened porch, an upstairs den, and beautifully connected living spaces. Classic details are complemented by refined updates including white oak floors, a restored original cast iron tub, a new ventless gas fireplace system, and freshFarrow & Ball paint throughout. Every room reflects a thoughtful balance of historic character and designer craftsmanship. The kitchen serves as a true centerpiece with custom cabinetry, paneled appliances, a La Cornue Italian range, Rohl plumbing fixtures, unlacquered brass hardware, and leathered finish quartzite countertops and backsplash. Throughout the living spaces, custom details including Venetian plaster walls and ceilings, a Cle Tile fireplace surround, paneled walls, and built-in cabinetry with an undercounter beverage refrigerator create a warm and timeless aesthetic. The private spaces continue the home's elevated design with beautifully appointed bathrooms featuring Waterworks plumbing fixtures, marble accents, custom vanities, designer wallpapers, and curated tile selections. Additional thoughtful improvements include laundry added on both levels, updated electrical wiring, new HVAC systems, and functional enhancements designed for modern living without compromising the home's historic soul. The exterior has been equally considered, with refreshed landscaping, irrigation, fresh exterior paint, upgraded gutters, a metal roof addition, and the rare convenience of off-street parking for 2-3 vehicles. 35 Gibbes Street is a true Charleston gem - a home where history, craftsmanship, and thoughtful design come together in one of the city's most desirable locations.

4 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26018501 MLS ⋅ Closed Status

Welcome to 35 Gibbes Street, a historic Charleston residence tucked away in the heart of the peninsula. Located just moments from the Battery, waterfront, and the charm of downtown Charleston, this home offers the rare opportunity to experience the character and rhythm of one of the city's most treasured neighborhoods.Thoughtfully redesigned with intention, this home showcases timeless Charleston architecture. The layout was carefully reimagined to enhance functionality while preserving the home's original charm, now featuring two primary suites, a screened porch, an upstairs den, and beautifully connected living spaces. Classic details are complemented by refined updates including white oak floors, a restored original cast iron tub, a new ventless gas fireplace system, and freshFarrow & Ball paint throughout. Every room reflects a thoughtful balance of historic character and designer craftsmanship. The kitchen serves as a true centerpiece with custom cabinetry, paneled appliances, a La Cornue Italian range, Rohl plumbing fixtures, unlacquered brass hardware, and leathered finish quartzite countertops and backsplash. Throughout the living spaces, custom details including Venetian plaster walls and ceilings, a Cle Tile fireplace surround, paneled walls, and built-in cabinetry with an undercounter beverage refrigerator create a warm and timeless aesthetic. The private spaces continue the home's elevated design with beautifully appointed bathrooms featuring Waterworks plumbing fixtures, marble accents, custom vanities, designer wallpapers, and curated tile selections. Additional thoughtful improvements include laundry added on both levels, updated electrical wiring, new HVAC systems, and functional enhancements designed for modern living without compromising the home's historic soul. The exterior has been equally considered, with refreshed landscaping, irrigation, fresh exterior paint, upgraded gutters, a metal roof addition, and the rare convenience of off-street parking for 2-3 vehicles. 35 Gibbes Street is a true Charleston gem - a home where history, craftsmanship, and thoughtful design come together in one of the city's most desirable locations.

35 Gibbes Street, Charleston

$4,141,000

21 Broad Street offers a rare opportunity to own a fully renovated, income-generating historic property in the heart of downtown Charleston. Originally built in 1802 and completely updated in 2006 (with additional improvements in 2023), this 4,254 sq ft mixed-use building spans four floors and provides both commercial and residential income streams with unmatched versatility. The first floor features a professional office suite with a shared conference room and four private offices, ideal for business tenants or an owner seeking a prestigious Broad Street address. The second floor is a 2-bedroom residence operating as a successful short-term rental with a rare, grandfathered B&B license -- a highly valuable asset in Charleston's tightly regulated market.The top two floors are home to a spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath apartment with updated kitchen and baths, perfect for long-term rental income or owner occupancy. Currently fully leased with tenants in place, the property grosses $242,000 annually. Additional highlights include two off-street parking spaces, updated systems and finishes throughout, and a prime location within walking distance to the Battery, White Point Gardens, award-winning restaurants, coffee shops, and galleries. Whether maintained as a turn-key investment, converted to a live-work arrangement, or adapted for full owner occupancy, 21 Broad Street blends Charleston's historic charm with modern function and proven rental income.

9 Beds ⋅ 26000330 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

21 Broad Street offers a rare opportunity to own a fully renovated, income-generating historic property in the heart of downtown Charleston. Originally built in 1802 and completely updated in 2006 (with additional improvements in 2023), this 4,254 sq ft mixed-use building spans four floors and provides both commercial and residential income streams with unmatched versatility. The first floor features a professional office suite with a shared conference room and four private offices, ideal for business tenants or an owner seeking a prestigious Broad Street address. The second floor is a 2-bedroom residence operating as a successful short-term rental with a rare, grandfathered B&B license -- a highly valuable asset in Charleston's tightly regulated market.The top two floors are home to a spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath apartment with updated kitchen and baths, perfect for long-term rental income or owner occupancy. Currently fully leased with tenants in place, the property grosses $242,000 annually. Additional highlights include two off-street parking spaces, updated systems and finishes throughout, and a prime location within walking distance to the Battery, White Point Gardens, award-winning restaurants, coffee shops, and galleries. Whether maintained as a turn-key investment, converted to a live-work arrangement, or adapted for full owner occupancy, 21 Broad Street blends Charleston's historic charm with modern function and proven rental income.

21 Broad Street, Charleston

$3,974,500

This three-story Victorian Charleston Single house, located south of the Crosstown, offers a rare mixed-use opportunity of 4 residential units and 2 commercial spaces all currently leased.. The front home features two spacious residential units in the main building each with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, occupying the upper floors and sharing a classic Charleston piazza. Both units showcase open floor plans, high ceilings, and original wood flooring, blending historic character with modern conveniences. Each unit has a private entry leading to a shared south-facing piazza.The ground level includes approximately 2,547 square feet of fully built-out commercial space, currently occupied by two tenants: Nook Tiny Cafe & Market and Kultura Charleston.Situated behind the main building are two newly constructed single-family homes, each approximately 1,400 square feet with three bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. One home features a wraparound porch, and both are finished with durable Hardie Plank siding. The entire property was renovated in 2017, with the rear homes also completed that same year. It boasts a strong rental history and is currently fully leased.

9 Beds ⋅ 26012788 MLS ⋅ Elliotborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

This three-story Victorian Charleston Single house, located south of the Crosstown, offers a rare mixed-use opportunity of 4 residential units and 2 commercial spaces all currently leased.. The front home features two spacious residential units in the main building each with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, occupying the upper floors and sharing a classic Charleston piazza. Both units showcase open floor plans, high ceilings, and original wood flooring, blending historic character with modern conveniences. Each unit has a private entry leading to a shared south-facing piazza.The ground level includes approximately 2,547 square feet of fully built-out commercial space, currently occupied by two tenants: Nook Tiny Cafe & Market and Kultura Charleston.Situated behind the main building are two newly constructed single-family homes, each approximately 1,400 square feet with three bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. One home features a wraparound porch, and both are finished with durable Hardie Plank siding. The entire property was renovated in 2017, with the rear homes also completed that same year. It boasts a strong rental history and is currently fully leased.

267 Rutledge Avenue, Charleston

$3,920,000

Built circa 1733, 73 Church Street is one of the earliest surviving residences in Charleston - meticulously renovated with a private walled courtyard and garage, just steps from the Battery and Broad Street. Historically known as the Thomas Dale House, the property is believed to have been given by Miles Brewton to his daughter Mary upon her marriage to Dr. Thomas Dale. Originally two stories, the home has evolved over nearly three centuries into its current three-floor plan totaling approximately 2,936 square feet with three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths. The house opens through a central stair hall with a graceful staircase and tall ceilings, setting the tone for the historic scale that carries throughout the home. The first floor features formal living and dining rooms with original fireplaces and built-ins that flow into an updated eat-in kitchen - Calacatta Gold marble, high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and classic black-and-white tile - with sightlines through to the courtyard garden. The second floor offers double parlors with fireplaces and built-in bookshelves, filled with natural light from windows on multiple sides, along with two guest bedrooms, each with a thoughtfully renovated en suite bath featuring marble console vanities and glass mosaic tile showers. The entire third floor is dedicated to the primary suite, creating a private level with a sitting area, renovated bath with soaking tub and glass shower, laundry, and a covered porch with ceiling fan and sweeping rooftop views across the Charleston skyline. The renovation was both thoughtful and substantive, including a standing seam copper roof, utile woodwork throughout - doors, cabinetry, and trim, multiple original fireplaces preserved, plantation shutters throughout, iron stair spindles and Generac generator. Every bathroom has been carefully updated. The result is a historic home that retains its architectural character while living comfortably today. Behind the house is a brick-paved walled courtyard garden centered on a fountain, with mature landscaping, irrigation, space for outdoor dining, and a gas line for grilling - an outdoor room as much as a garden. Within the property sits the garage, a genuine rarity on Church Street South of Broad. While not oversized, it accommodates a small vehicle or golf cart and is currently used by the owner as a woodworking workshop. The owner also holds the exclusive right to park in front of the garage, providing reliable available parking. Historic houses in Charleston are not uncommon. Finding one from this early period that has been this carefully renovated - with a private courtyard, garage, and a location in the center of South of Broad - is far more unusual.

3 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26006333 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Built circa 1733, 73 Church Street is one of the earliest surviving residences in Charleston - meticulously renovated with a private walled courtyard and garage, just steps from the Battery and Broad Street. Historically known as the Thomas Dale House, the property is believed to have been given by Miles Brewton to his daughter Mary upon her marriage to Dr. Thomas Dale. Originally two stories, the home has evolved over nearly three centuries into its current three-floor plan totaling approximately 2,936 square feet with three bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths. The house opens through a central stair hall with a graceful staircase and tall ceilings, setting the tone for the historic scale that carries throughout the home. The first floor features formal living and dining rooms with original fireplaces and built-ins that flow into an updated eat-in kitchen - Calacatta Gold marble, high-end appliances, custom cabinetry, and classic black-and-white tile - with sightlines through to the courtyard garden. The second floor offers double parlors with fireplaces and built-in bookshelves, filled with natural light from windows on multiple sides, along with two guest bedrooms, each with a thoughtfully renovated en suite bath featuring marble console vanities and glass mosaic tile showers. The entire third floor is dedicated to the primary suite, creating a private level with a sitting area, renovated bath with soaking tub and glass shower, laundry, and a covered porch with ceiling fan and sweeping rooftop views across the Charleston skyline. The renovation was both thoughtful and substantive, including a standing seam copper roof, utile woodwork throughout - doors, cabinetry, and trim, multiple original fireplaces preserved, plantation shutters throughout, iron stair spindles and Generac generator. Every bathroom has been carefully updated. The result is a historic home that retains its architectural character while living comfortably today. Behind the house is a brick-paved walled courtyard garden centered on a fountain, with mature landscaping, irrigation, space for outdoor dining, and a gas line for grilling - an outdoor room as much as a garden. Within the property sits the garage, a genuine rarity on Church Street South of Broad. While not oversized, it accommodates a small vehicle or golf cart and is currently used by the owner as a woodworking workshop. The owner also holds the exclusive right to park in front of the garage, providing reliable available parking. Historic houses in Charleston are not uncommon. Finding one from this early period that has been this carefully renovated - with a private courtyard, garage, and a location in the center of South of Broad - is far more unusual.

73 Church Street, Charleston

$3,850,000

Perfection at every turn! Custom design by Beau Clowney and built by Bennett Hofford. Bright, open floor plan with windows overlooking a beautifully designed landscaped garden. Spacious living room with hand-carved stone fireplace adds to the charm of the sunny open living area. Gourmet kitchen and butler's pantry offers top-of-the-line appliances including Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf cooktop and ovens, plus wine cooler and icemaker. Gracious outdoor living areas plus tons of storage. Upstairs terrace adjoins living and dining areas -- perfect for entertaining! First time offered for sale. A real treasure with attention to detail at every turn!

3 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26008617 MLS ⋅ Harleston Village SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Perfection at every turn! Custom design by Beau Clowney and built by Bennett Hofford. Bright, open floor plan with windows overlooking a beautifully designed landscaped garden. Spacious living room with hand-carved stone fireplace adds to the charm of the sunny open living area. Gourmet kitchen and butler's pantry offers top-of-the-line appliances including Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf cooktop and ovens, plus wine cooler and icemaker. Gracious outdoor living areas plus tons of storage. Upstairs terrace adjoins living and dining areas -- perfect for entertaining! First time offered for sale. A real treasure with attention to detail at every turn!

74 Halsey Boulevard, Charleston

$3,725,000

The Edward McCrady House, circa 1839, is a substantial Greek Revival Charleston Single set on an exceptionally rare double lot in the heart of Ansonborough, offering the almost unheard-of ability to comfortably park five SUVs and a golf cart entirely off street, while still preserving substantial grounds for a pool, gardens and outdoor entertaining.Perhaps most remarkable for a residence approaching two centuries in age is its exceptional state of preservation. 30 Anson has been meticulously stewarded, with substantial investment directed toward the structural, exterior and infrastructure components of the property. This is not a historic home burdened by decades of deferred maintenance; rather, its exceptional bones and overall condition provide an unusually sound foundation for itsnext chapter. Its 4,158 square feet of historic architecture are distinguished by original heart pine floors, exposed historic masonry and commanding double piazzas, which were completely removed and reconstructed by Brett Elrod Construction in 2023. Designed by architect Amber Aument with structural engineering by Steven Caskie, the piazzas were rebuilt to historic standards in accordance with BAR requirements, incorporating new structural brick columns and additional steel reinforcement. Beyond the piazza reconstruction, the metal roof has been professionally resealed, a new gutter system and French drainage system installed, historic masonry restored and repointed, heart pine floors refinished, and numerous mechanical, environmental and interior improvements completed throughout the residence. The result is an extraordinarily well-maintained historic property where the opportunity ahead is principally one of design rather than restoration. A permit-ready conceptual renovation plan illustrates that potential, relocating the kitchen from the rear of the house to the central room on the second floor and placing it quite literally at the heart of the home. The existing kitchen could then become a formal dining room or fifth bedroom, with proposed glass doors opening directly to the piazza. The plans and photo renderings also contemplate renovated baths and thoughtfully built-out closets, creating a more functional modern floor plan while preserving the proportions and historic fabric that make the house exceptional. For a buyer, builder or investor, the value proposition is equally compelling. Renovated historic residences in Ansonborough have recently traded well above $1,300 per square foot, with exceptional examples approaching $1,500 per square foot. Against that backdrop, 30 Anson offers meaningful remaining upside without the deferred-maintenance profile so often associated with an unrestored historic residence. The heavy lifting of stewardship has already been undertaken; what remains is the opportunity to refine the interiors and grounds to an exceptional standard. Then there is the land. The double lot feels less like a traditional downtown backyard and more like a private event garden. Mature landscaping, historic surroundings and expansive open space create an extraordinary setting for entertaining. Even with parking for five SUVs and a golf cart, the property retains sufficient grounds to accommodate a pool and substantial outdoor living - an extraordinarily difficult combination to replicate in Ansonborough. Together with the reconstructed double piazzas, the property offers a scale of indoor-outdoor living seldom found in historic downtown Charleston. From the double piazzas, sweeping views extend across Charleston's historic rooflines to the iconic steeples of St. Philip's Church and St. Michael's Church - two enduring landmarks of the city's centuries-old skyline. At street level, the Charleston City Market, Dock Street Theatre, French Quarter, King Street, Waterfront Park and some of the city's most celebrated restaurants, galleries and cultural institutions are all within an easy walk. Here, Charleston's architecture, history and daily life are quite literally the surroundings. 30 Anson is already an important and exceptionally well-preserved Charleston residence. What makes it particularly rare is the combination: remarkable condition, a true double lot, extraordinary off-street parking, substantial private grounds, completely reconstructed double piazzas, meaningful capital improvements already completed, and a clear path to an exceptional next iteration. For the buyer who understands historic Charleston, the opportunity is difficult to replicate.

4 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26022745 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

The Edward McCrady House, circa 1839, is a substantial Greek Revival Charleston Single set on an exceptionally rare double lot in the heart of Ansonborough, offering the almost unheard-of ability to comfortably park five SUVs and a golf cart entirely off street, while still preserving substantial grounds for a pool, gardens and outdoor entertaining.Perhaps most remarkable for a residence approaching two centuries in age is its exceptional state of preservation. 30 Anson has been meticulously stewarded, with substantial investment directed toward the structural, exterior and infrastructure components of the property. This is not a historic home burdened by decades of deferred maintenance; rather, its exceptional bones and overall condition provide an unusually sound foundation for itsnext chapter. Its 4,158 square feet of historic architecture are distinguished by original heart pine floors, exposed historic masonry and commanding double piazzas, which were completely removed and reconstructed by Brett Elrod Construction in 2023. Designed by architect Amber Aument with structural engineering by Steven Caskie, the piazzas were rebuilt to historic standards in accordance with BAR requirements, incorporating new structural brick columns and additional steel reinforcement. Beyond the piazza reconstruction, the metal roof has been professionally resealed, a new gutter system and French drainage system installed, historic masonry restored and repointed, heart pine floors refinished, and numerous mechanical, environmental and interior improvements completed throughout the residence. The result is an extraordinarily well-maintained historic property where the opportunity ahead is principally one of design rather than restoration. A permit-ready conceptual renovation plan illustrates that potential, relocating the kitchen from the rear of the house to the central room on the second floor and placing it quite literally at the heart of the home. The existing kitchen could then become a formal dining room or fifth bedroom, with proposed glass doors opening directly to the piazza. The plans and photo renderings also contemplate renovated baths and thoughtfully built-out closets, creating a more functional modern floor plan while preserving the proportions and historic fabric that make the house exceptional. For a buyer, builder or investor, the value proposition is equally compelling. Renovated historic residences in Ansonborough have recently traded well above $1,300 per square foot, with exceptional examples approaching $1,500 per square foot. Against that backdrop, 30 Anson offers meaningful remaining upside without the deferred-maintenance profile so often associated with an unrestored historic residence. The heavy lifting of stewardship has already been undertaken; what remains is the opportunity to refine the interiors and grounds to an exceptional standard. Then there is the land. The double lot feels less like a traditional downtown backyard and more like a private event garden. Mature landscaping, historic surroundings and expansive open space create an extraordinary setting for entertaining. Even with parking for five SUVs and a golf cart, the property retains sufficient grounds to accommodate a pool and substantial outdoor living - an extraordinarily difficult combination to replicate in Ansonborough. Together with the reconstructed double piazzas, the property offers a scale of indoor-outdoor living seldom found in historic downtown Charleston. From the double piazzas, sweeping views extend across Charleston's historic rooflines to the iconic steeples of St. Philip's Church and St. Michael's Church - two enduring landmarks of the city's centuries-old skyline. At street level, the Charleston City Market, Dock Street Theatre, French Quarter, King Street, Waterfront Park and some of the city's most celebrated restaurants, galleries and cultural institutions are all within an easy walk. Here, Charleston's architecture, history and daily life are quite literally the surroundings. 30 Anson is already an important and exceptionally well-preserved Charleston residence. What makes it particularly rare is the combination: remarkable condition, a true double lot, extraordinary off-street parking, substantial private grounds, completely reconstructed double piazzas, meaningful capital improvements already completed, and a clear path to an exceptional next iteration. For the buyer who understands historic Charleston, the opportunity is difficult to replicate.

30 Anson Street, Charleston

71 Wentworth Street Unit #302, Charleston

$3,725,000

Own a stunning piece of reimagined history at 71 Wentworth. Residence No. 302 is a masterfully designed, turnkey home featuring interiors curated by acclaimed designer Cortney Bishop. The residence seamlessly merges historic elements--such as exposed antique brick and reclaimed heart pine timber--with modern sophistication. The remarkable home boasts numerous upgrades throughout, making it a truly unique offering in one of Charleston's most iconic buildings. Residence features include: Captivating Design: Featuring plaster-finished walls and ceilings, reclaimed heart pine timber, historically replicated 14-foot windows, and cathedral ceilings soaring up to 25 feet, every inch of this home displays thoughtful design and enduring character. Gourmet Kitchen & Entertaining SpacesA beautifully appointed chef's kitchen boasts integrated luxury appliances, custom millwork, and a separate built-in dining banquet, ideal for intimate dinners or lively gatherings. " Primary Suite Retreat: The owner's suite seamlessly marries historic charm with contemporary elegance, featuring exposed original beams, as well as dual vanities, a luxurious soaking tub, and multiple built-in closet systems. " Guest Accommodations: A private secondary bedroom includes an ensuite bath, providing refined comfort for guests or family. " Versatile Living & Wellness Spaces: Includes a dedicated wellness area, a striking cantilevered open-air den perfect as a second living room or creative studio, and a second expertly crafted office nook for maximum flexibility. " Private Loggia: An open-air retreat with exposed antique brick, dramatic ceilings, and space for morning coffee or evening relaxation. " Designer Finishes Throughout: Every furnishing and artwork has been hand-selected by Cortney Bishop Design for the space, ensuring an authentic design aesthetic throughout. Inspired by its storied history and Charleston's vibrant culture, 71 Wentworth beautifully blends historic and contemporary to create a sense of place that both calms and excites. Nicknamed "The Crown of King", the building was originally designed in 1872 by the prolific Charleston architect John Henry Devereaux and reimagined 150 years later by a team of local experts with in-depth knowledge of Charleston's unique culture, history and architecture. The meticulous revitalization earned the esteemed Carolopolis Award from the Preservation Society of Charleston, honoring its architectural significance and enduring legacy. With an enviable location at the corner of King and Wentworth streets, 71 Wentworth is just steps from Charleston's best restaurants, bars, museums, shops, galleries and historic sites. Residence No. 302 is a remarkable opportunity to own one of the most exceptional residences in Charleston, perfectly positioned to enjoy the best that the city has to offer.

2 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26009680 MLS ⋅ Downtown SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Own a stunning piece of reimagined history at 71 Wentworth. Residence No. 302 is a masterfully designed, turnkey home featuring interiors curated by acclaimed designer Cortney Bishop. The residence seamlessly merges historic elements--such as exposed antique brick and reclaimed heart pine timber--with modern sophistication. The remarkable home boasts numerous upgrades throughout, making it a truly unique offering in one of Charleston's most iconic buildings. Residence features include: Captivating Design: Featuring plaster-finished walls and ceilings, reclaimed heart pine timber, historically replicated 14-foot windows, and cathedral ceilings soaring up to 25 feet, every inch of this home displays thoughtful design and enduring character. Gourmet Kitchen & Entertaining SpacesA beautifully appointed chef's kitchen boasts integrated luxury appliances, custom millwork, and a separate built-in dining banquet, ideal for intimate dinners or lively gatherings. " Primary Suite Retreat: The owner's suite seamlessly marries historic charm with contemporary elegance, featuring exposed original beams, as well as dual vanities, a luxurious soaking tub, and multiple built-in closet systems. " Guest Accommodations: A private secondary bedroom includes an ensuite bath, providing refined comfort for guests or family. " Versatile Living & Wellness Spaces: Includes a dedicated wellness area, a striking cantilevered open-air den perfect as a second living room or creative studio, and a second expertly crafted office nook for maximum flexibility. " Private Loggia: An open-air retreat with exposed antique brick, dramatic ceilings, and space for morning coffee or evening relaxation. " Designer Finishes Throughout: Every furnishing and artwork has been hand-selected by Cortney Bishop Design for the space, ensuring an authentic design aesthetic throughout. Inspired by its storied history and Charleston's vibrant culture, 71 Wentworth beautifully blends historic and contemporary to create a sense of place that both calms and excites. Nicknamed "The Crown of King", the building was originally designed in 1872 by the prolific Charleston architect John Henry Devereaux and reimagined 150 years later by a team of local experts with in-depth knowledge of Charleston's unique culture, history and architecture. The meticulous revitalization earned the esteemed Carolopolis Award from the Preservation Society of Charleston, honoring its architectural significance and enduring legacy. With an enviable location at the corner of King and Wentworth streets, 71 Wentworth is just steps from Charleston's best restaurants, bars, museums, shops, galleries and historic sites. Residence No. 302 is a remarkable opportunity to own one of the most exceptional residences in Charleston, perfectly positioned to enjoy the best that the city has to offer.

71 Wentworth Street Unit #302, Charleston

$3,650,000

Set in the heart of Ansonborough, one of Charleston's most coveted historic neighborhoods, this impeccably maintained late 19th-century Charleston Single house is a rare offering that seamlessly blends period architecture with refined contemporary living. At just over 2,700 square feet, the residence lives far larger than its footprint suggests, offering generous proportions, gracious entertaining spaces, and an effortless indoor-outdoor connection that defines the very best of Lowcountry living. A wide and welcoming entry foyer sets the tone for the home's elegant features. The double drawing rooms are filled with light due to the abundance of large two-over-two glass paned windows on three sides of the home. A separate dining room with two sets of French doors leads to a stunning atrium-like addition transforming the kitchen and den into a year-round retreat. Double-height floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls open to reveal spectacular views of the private garden. The kitchen is well appointed and efficient with stone countertops, custom cabinetry and luxury appliances. The open floor plan allows the cook to be part of all the action. Upstairs, the grand primary suite is private and spacious with direct access to the second-floor piazza, making this a perfect place to enjoy a quiet moment or a morning cup of coffee. The primary bath features high-quality finishes including marble basket-weave tile, large shower enclosure, and dual sinks. Two charming guest bedrooms share a beautifully appointed bath with double sinks, a large soaking tub and a serene garden view, while a deep walk-in cedar closet and a thoughtfully designed hallway office complete the upper level. Designed by noted landscape architect Glen Gardener, the lush, rear garden is an urban sanctuary. The elevated deck with a sculptural firepit and grill station, seating and dining areas allows you to enjoy the garden for multiple purposes. An elevated pond and fountain complete the serene setting. An added bonus is the private brick driveway accommodating two vehicles in tandem for off-street parking. Numerous exterior and interior refinements - undertaken with care and quality, make this a truly move-in ready home. Whether you are seeking a full-time residence or a distinguished pied-à-terre in one of America's great historic cities, this remarkable property is ready for its next chapter.

3 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26012748 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Set in the heart of Ansonborough, one of Charleston's most coveted historic neighborhoods, this impeccably maintained late 19th-century Charleston Single house is a rare offering that seamlessly blends period architecture with refined contemporary living. At just over 2,700 square feet, the residence lives far larger than its footprint suggests, offering generous proportions, gracious entertaining spaces, and an effortless indoor-outdoor connection that defines the very best of Lowcountry living. A wide and welcoming entry foyer sets the tone for the home's elegant features. The double drawing rooms are filled with light due to the abundance of large two-over-two glass paned windows on three sides of the home. A separate dining room with two sets of French doors leads to a stunning atrium-like addition transforming the kitchen and den into a year-round retreat. Double-height floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls open to reveal spectacular views of the private garden. The kitchen is well appointed and efficient with stone countertops, custom cabinetry and luxury appliances. The open floor plan allows the cook to be part of all the action. Upstairs, the grand primary suite is private and spacious with direct access to the second-floor piazza, making this a perfect place to enjoy a quiet moment or a morning cup of coffee. The primary bath features high-quality finishes including marble basket-weave tile, large shower enclosure, and dual sinks. Two charming guest bedrooms share a beautifully appointed bath with double sinks, a large soaking tub and a serene garden view, while a deep walk-in cedar closet and a thoughtfully designed hallway office complete the upper level. Designed by noted landscape architect Glen Gardener, the lush, rear garden is an urban sanctuary. The elevated deck with a sculptural firepit and grill station, seating and dining areas allows you to enjoy the garden for multiple purposes. An elevated pond and fountain complete the serene setting. An added bonus is the private brick driveway accommodating two vehicles in tandem for off-street parking. Numerous exterior and interior refinements - undertaken with care and quality, make this a truly move-in ready home. Whether you are seeking a full-time residence or a distinguished pied-à-terre in one of America's great historic cities, this remarkable property is ready for its next chapter.

4 Wentworth Street, Charleston

$3,600,000

Perched above Charleston's celebrated Waterfront Park, this extraordinary new construction two bedroom, two and a half bath fee-simple townhouse is a true one-of-a-kind residence. With water views, this home delivers a perspective and lifestyle that simply cannot be duplicated. Every detail reflects superior craftsmanship, designer finishes, and curated hardware. An expansive rooftop deck with a 360-degree panorama is the crown jewel, enhanced by an electric sliding skylight for seamless access--an entertainer's dream and a sanctuary for private sunsets.Inside, the reverse floor plan maximizes the vistas with an open-concept living and dining area, where water views can be enjoyed from every window and a gas fireplace with stone inserts anchors the space with warmth and sophistication. Eleven-foot ceilings create a wide and airy sense of space, complemented by white oak floors throughout and a tiled entranceway that sets the tone for elegance. The chef's kitchen is a true showpiece, featuring a dramatic waterfall island with quartz countertops, a six-burner Wi-Fi-enabled Thermador range, Brizo fixtures, a 58-bottle wine refrigerator, a separate icemaker, and a Sharp microwave convection oven with integrated air fryer for ultimate versatility. The primary suite is a true sanctuary, offering a generous walk-in closet and a spa-like bath with marble and tile accents, designer sink basins, and elegant finishes. A private guest retreat with its own en suite bath ensures comfort and privacy, making it ideal for hosting with ease. Every element of this home has been thoughtfully designed for beauty, durability, and convenience. A private two-car garage, a state-of-the-art elevator, ductless HVAC, Gayko hurricane-rated windows and doors, and a low-maintenance stucco exterior all ensure ease of living without compromise. This rare property combines timeless design, modern innovation, and an unparalleled location. A residence of this caliber is seldom available.

2 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26012468 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Perched above Charleston's celebrated Waterfront Park, this extraordinary new construction two bedroom, two and a half bath fee-simple townhouse is a true one-of-a-kind residence. With water views, this home delivers a perspective and lifestyle that simply cannot be duplicated. Every detail reflects superior craftsmanship, designer finishes, and curated hardware. An expansive rooftop deck with a 360-degree panorama is the crown jewel, enhanced by an electric sliding skylight for seamless access--an entertainer's dream and a sanctuary for private sunsets.Inside, the reverse floor plan maximizes the vistas with an open-concept living and dining area, where water views can be enjoyed from every window and a gas fireplace with stone inserts anchors the space with warmth and sophistication. Eleven-foot ceilings create a wide and airy sense of space, complemented by white oak floors throughout and a tiled entranceway that sets the tone for elegance. The chef's kitchen is a true showpiece, featuring a dramatic waterfall island with quartz countertops, a six-burner Wi-Fi-enabled Thermador range, Brizo fixtures, a 58-bottle wine refrigerator, a separate icemaker, and a Sharp microwave convection oven with integrated air fryer for ultimate versatility. The primary suite is a true sanctuary, offering a generous walk-in closet and a spa-like bath with marble and tile accents, designer sink basins, and elegant finishes. A private guest retreat with its own en suite bath ensures comfort and privacy, making it ideal for hosting with ease. Every element of this home has been thoughtfully designed for beauty, durability, and convenience. A private two-car garage, a state-of-the-art elevator, ductless HVAC, Gayko hurricane-rated windows and doors, and a low-maintenance stucco exterior all ensure ease of living without compromise. This rare property combines timeless design, modern innovation, and an unparalleled location. A residence of this caliber is seldom available.

4 Exchange Street, Charleston

$3,600,000

Welcome to 78 Halsey Boulevard; a beautifully designed luxury residence in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, where timeless architecture meets modern convenience.Designed by Bill Huey + Associates and built by Bennett-Hofford in 2018. This newer construction home offers an exceptional and thoughtfully designed floor plan, featuring a highly sought-after primary suite on the main level. Upon entry, you're greeted by a grand foyer that leads into an expansive living, dining, and kitchen space; perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. Enjoy sunset views over Alberta Sottile Lake.The chef's kitchen is outfitted with high-end Thermador appliances, a custom hood, and a well-appointed butler's pantry that includes a wine refrigerator, second dishwasher and storage.The main level also includes a powder room and a serene primary suite complete with custom walk-in closets and a spa-like bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and a freestanding soaking tub. Designed for multi-level living, the home includes an elevator that services all 3 levels. Upstairs, you'll find three spacious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, along with a versatile loft area. One of the bedrooms opens to a private balcony overlooking the beautifully landscaped private Hasley Park with its fountain and peaceful views extending toward the nearby lake. The ground level offers incredible additional space, including an expansive garage and a finished Den. The Den is a beautifully finished 438-square-foot conditioned entry room offering exceptional bonus space not included in the home's total heated square footage. Designed for effortless entertaining, this versatile ground level bonus space features modern glass doors that open to the covered outdoor kitchen and inviting outdoor sitting area, creating the perfect indoor-outdoor lifestyle experience. Meticulously maintained and designer-appointed, this home combines luxury, comfort, and location in one exceptional offering. Enjoy picturesque views, refined finishes, and the convenience of downtown living.

4 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26012409 MLS ⋅ Harleston Village SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Welcome to 78 Halsey Boulevard; a beautifully designed luxury residence in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, where timeless architecture meets modern convenience.Designed by Bill Huey + Associates and built by Bennett-Hofford in 2018. This newer construction home offers an exceptional and thoughtfully designed floor plan, featuring a highly sought-after primary suite on the main level. Upon entry, you're greeted by a grand foyer that leads into an expansive living, dining, and kitchen space; perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. Enjoy sunset views over Alberta Sottile Lake.The chef's kitchen is outfitted with high-end Thermador appliances, a custom hood, and a well-appointed butler's pantry that includes a wine refrigerator, second dishwasher and storage.The main level also includes a powder room and a serene primary suite complete with custom walk-in closets and a spa-like bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and a freestanding soaking tub. Designed for multi-level living, the home includes an elevator that services all 3 levels. Upstairs, you'll find three spacious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, along with a versatile loft area. One of the bedrooms opens to a private balcony overlooking the beautifully landscaped private Hasley Park with its fountain and peaceful views extending toward the nearby lake. The ground level offers incredible additional space, including an expansive garage and a finished Den. The Den is a beautifully finished 438-square-foot conditioned entry room offering exceptional bonus space not included in the home's total heated square footage. Designed for effortless entertaining, this versatile ground level bonus space features modern glass doors that open to the covered outdoor kitchen and inviting outdoor sitting area, creating the perfect indoor-outdoor lifestyle experience. Meticulously maintained and designer-appointed, this home combines luxury, comfort, and location in one exceptional offering. Enjoy picturesque views, refined finishes, and the convenience of downtown living.

78 Halsey Boulevard, Charleston

$3,599,000

Positioned on the coveted waterfront at One Vendue Range, this sophisticated top-floor corner residence offers some of the most iconic views in all of historic Charleston--sweeping across Waterfront Park, Charleston Harbor, and Fort Sumter.Spanning approximately 2,154 square feet, this 2-bedroom, 2 full bath + 1 half bath home is designed for both refined living and effortless entertaining. Each bedroom features its own private en-suite bath, complemented by an additional powder room for guests.Natural light pours into the main living spaces, where expansive windows frame panoramic water and skyline views from the living room, dining area, kitchen, and den. A private terrace invites you to enjoy breathtaking sunrises over the harbor, while southwest-facing exposures captureCharleston's famed sunsets over church steeples and historic rooftops. Accessed by a private elevator opening directly into the residence, this home delivers both exclusivity and convenience. Additional features include two secure garage parking spaces, concierge service, and a well-appointed kitchen with premium appliances including Thermador, Sub-Zero, and Bosch--ideal for gourmet cooking and entertaining. Located just steps from Charleston's finest dining, galleries, and cultural landmarks, One Vendue Range is widely regarded as one of the most desirable and premier addresses in the Historic District--where luxury, walkability, and waterfront living converge. HOA covers flood insurance and 24/7 Concierge.

2 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26009539 MLS ⋅ One Vendue Range SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Positioned on the coveted waterfront at One Vendue Range, this sophisticated top-floor corner residence offers some of the most iconic views in all of historic Charleston--sweeping across Waterfront Park, Charleston Harbor, and Fort Sumter.Spanning approximately 2,154 square feet, this 2-bedroom, 2 full bath + 1 half bath home is designed for both refined living and effortless entertaining. Each bedroom features its own private en-suite bath, complemented by an additional powder room for guests.Natural light pours into the main living spaces, where expansive windows frame panoramic water and skyline views from the living room, dining area, kitchen, and den. A private terrace invites you to enjoy breathtaking sunrises over the harbor, while southwest-facing exposures captureCharleston's famed sunsets over church steeples and historic rooftops. Accessed by a private elevator opening directly into the residence, this home delivers both exclusivity and convenience. Additional features include two secure garage parking spaces, concierge service, and a well-appointed kitchen with premium appliances including Thermador, Sub-Zero, and Bosch--ideal for gourmet cooking and entertaining. Located just steps from Charleston's finest dining, galleries, and cultural landmarks, One Vendue Range is widely regarded as one of the most desirable and premier addresses in the Historic District--where luxury, walkability, and waterfront living converge. HOA covers flood insurance and 24/7 Concierge.

36 Prioleau Street Unit #2, Charleston

$3,438,000

Steeped in history and meticulously maintained, this approximately 3,000-square-foot residence presents a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Charleston's architectural legacy. Originally constructed in 1818 by prominent merchant and planter Robert Murrell Venning, the home served as his primary residence while he developed other properties throughout the area. Following the Great Fire of 1838, the house was carefully restored while preserving its original footprint. Today, the property retains its pre-fire 1818 brick foundations, chimneys, and original walls--offering an authentic connection to the historic Ansonborough neighborhood, one of downtown Charleston's most prestigious and desirable enclaves.Just steps from the Charleston Gaillard Center and some of the city's finest restaurants, the location is ideal for sophisticated downtown living. The interior is defined by soaring ceilings and exceptional natural light throughout. Original hardwood floors, historic gas and wood-burning fireplaces, and period chandeliers lend warmth and character to the thoughtfully preserved home, which underwent an expert renovation in 2015. Modern comforts have been seamlessly integrated, including a four-zone HVAC system that ensures efficient climate control across all levels. The first floor is designed for effortless entertaining, featuring a formal living room, an ample dining room, and a chef's kitchen. The kitchen serves as the heart of the home with exposed ceiling beams, a generously sized island, high-end Thermador appliances, and elegant mahogany French doors that open directly to the lush gardens. The second level hosts the primary suite, a private retreat complete with a spa-like bath and an abundance of closet space--an exceptional amenity for a historic peninsula home. A versatile library on this level can easily serve as a second bedroom or office. The third floor offers a secluded retreat with a private bath, ideal as a third bedroom, artist's studio, or quiet workspace. Beyond the main living areas, the finished lower level includes an additional bedroom and full bath, providing a comfortable guest suite or private quarters. The exterior of the home is equally captivating. Two gracious piazzas overlook professionally designed gardens and hardscape by Sheila Wertimer, creating a lush and serene outdoor setting. A remarkable historic detail remains in the rear brick wall of the house, which dates to 1770. An outdoor fireplace enhances the space, creating a private oasis perfect for year-round entertaining. Recent updates, including a newly resealed roof, ensure the home's structural integrity is as impressive as its rich history. Complete with off-street parking--an exceptional convenience in the historic district--41 Society Street represents a rare offering: a premier Charleston peninsula residence that seamlessly blends historic character with modern luxury.

3 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26007837 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Steeped in history and meticulously maintained, this approximately 3,000-square-foot residence presents a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Charleston's architectural legacy. Originally constructed in 1818 by prominent merchant and planter Robert Murrell Venning, the home served as his primary residence while he developed other properties throughout the area. Following the Great Fire of 1838, the house was carefully restored while preserving its original footprint. Today, the property retains its pre-fire 1818 brick foundations, chimneys, and original walls--offering an authentic connection to the historic Ansonborough neighborhood, one of downtown Charleston's most prestigious and desirable enclaves.Just steps from the Charleston Gaillard Center and some of the city's finest restaurants, the location is ideal for sophisticated downtown living. The interior is defined by soaring ceilings and exceptional natural light throughout. Original hardwood floors, historic gas and wood-burning fireplaces, and period chandeliers lend warmth and character to the thoughtfully preserved home, which underwent an expert renovation in 2015. Modern comforts have been seamlessly integrated, including a four-zone HVAC system that ensures efficient climate control across all levels. The first floor is designed for effortless entertaining, featuring a formal living room, an ample dining room, and a chef's kitchen. The kitchen serves as the heart of the home with exposed ceiling beams, a generously sized island, high-end Thermador appliances, and elegant mahogany French doors that open directly to the lush gardens. The second level hosts the primary suite, a private retreat complete with a spa-like bath and an abundance of closet space--an exceptional amenity for a historic peninsula home. A versatile library on this level can easily serve as a second bedroom or office. The third floor offers a secluded retreat with a private bath, ideal as a third bedroom, artist's studio, or quiet workspace. Beyond the main living areas, the finished lower level includes an additional bedroom and full bath, providing a comfortable guest suite or private quarters. The exterior of the home is equally captivating. Two gracious piazzas overlook professionally designed gardens and hardscape by Sheila Wertimer, creating a lush and serene outdoor setting. A remarkable historic detail remains in the rear brick wall of the house, which dates to 1770. An outdoor fireplace enhances the space, creating a private oasis perfect for year-round entertaining. Recent updates, including a newly resealed roof, ensure the home's structural integrity is as impressive as its rich history. Complete with off-street parking--an exceptional convenience in the historic district--41 Society Street represents a rare offering: a premier Charleston peninsula residence that seamlessly blends historic character with modern luxury.

41 Society Street, Charleston

$3,295,000

Circa 1850-1860. Built by Patrick O'Donnell, who famously built the grand ''O'Donnell's Folly'' around the corner at 21 King Street. Architecturally eclectic, featuring a square columned portico with Italianate styled window and door surrounds from the Greek Revival period. This 2-level home features a spacious floorplan, with its grand stair hall entry, separate formal living and dining rooms. The kitchen and family room, added later, opens to a charming walled garden to the rear.The second level is complete with four spacious bedrooms and two full baths. Surrounded by grand mansions, this quiet South of Broad location is an easy walk to the Battery and White Point Gardens. First time offered in 27 years.

4 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26008221 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Circa 1850-1860. Built by Patrick O'Donnell, who famously built the grand ''O'Donnell's Folly'' around the corner at 21 King Street. Architecturally eclectic, featuring a square columned portico with Italianate styled window and door surrounds from the Greek Revival period. This 2-level home features a spacious floorplan, with its grand stair hall entry, separate formal living and dining rooms. The kitchen and family room, added later, opens to a charming walled garden to the rear.The second level is complete with four spacious bedrooms and two full baths. Surrounded by grand mansions, this quiet South of Broad location is an easy walk to the Battery and White Point Gardens. First time offered in 27 years.

14 Lamboll Street, Charleston

$3,125,000

Circa 1839, welcome to the historic Hannah McBeth House, highlighted by the Preservation Society of Charleston, a beautifully preserved Charleston Single residence with modern updates, located in the heart of Ansonborough just blocks from the Charleston City Market, Waterfront Park, King Street and some of the peninsula's most iconic historic sites. Two off street parking spaces, patio, garden, custom Phillip Simmons wrought iron gates, elevator shaft, slate roof, amazing history, live here year round or lock and leave. Built circa 1839-1840, this remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history while enjoying thoughtfully integrated modern updates and functional living spaces. Ideally located just a short walk to King Street, FIG, Peninsula Grill,Charleston Place, 167 Sushi, Harris Teeter, boutique shopping, local cafes, the Charleston Gaillard Center, Dock Street Theatre, Queen Street Playhouse, TD Arena, the College of Charleston campus, Museum Mile, the South Carolina Aquarium, and everything Downtown Charleston has to offer! Originally constructed following the Great Fire of 1838 on land purchased by Hannah McBeth in 1832, this historic residence is rich with Charleston history and architectural character. The two-story stuccoed over brick home is a classic example of Charleston Single architecture, featuring a one-room-wide, two-room-deep floor plan with a central hall layout. Behind the historic iron gates crafted by renowned Charleston blacksmith Philip Simmons, the property offers a private setting in the heart of Downtown Charleston. Additional 2 car off street parking driveway gates were custom built by a local blacksmith associated with the Philip Simmons Society of Blacksmiths, while the hardscape, tabby patio, and shutters added by the homeowner further enhance the property's timeless Charleston character and outdoor living spaces. Inside, much of the home's original character has been beautifully preserved, including exposed structural timber beams, original wood flooring, historic staircases, original windows and doors, six original mantels, and six working fireplaces. Two of the fireplaces have been converted to gas, including fireplaces located in the primary bedroom and third bedroom/den. The spacious living areas are filled with natural light, while custom built-ins designed and crafted by a local cabinet maker blend seamlessly with the home's historic architecture and character. The main level features a front formal living room, a separate dining room and an additional den space in the historic kitchen house. The primary suite continues the home's historic charm with original architectural details, abundant natural light, and one of the home's converted gas fireplaces the large custom full bathroom offers dual vanities, a soaking tub, a large glassed in tile shower and full walk in closet. The 2nd upstairs bedroom is currently used as a large living room and offers an adjacent full bathroom, the 3rd upstairs bedroom is above the historic kitchen house and offers a renovated full bathroom with glassed in tile shower and ample space. The current downstairs den can easily be converted to create a 4th bedroom with en-suite full bath already in place. The kitchen and upstairs primary bathroom were added during a thoughtfully designed 2008 renovation that introduced a two-story hyphen connecting the main residence to the original two-story brick kitchen house. The kitchen offers modern functionality while preserving the architectural integrity of the property, and includes a pantry space within the hyphen designed to accommodate a future elevator if desired. A second-floor closet was also designed with future elevator installation in mind, while a new stackable washer and dryer was installed in the kitchen in 2024. The original brick kitchen house remains one of the property's most historically significant features, including its visibly worn staircase, which stands as a lasting reminder of the lives and labor of the individuals who once occupied the home.

3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 26016211 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Circa 1839, welcome to the historic Hannah McBeth House, highlighted by the Preservation Society of Charleston, a beautifully preserved Charleston Single residence with modern updates, located in the heart of Ansonborough just blocks from the Charleston City Market, Waterfront Park, King Street and some of the peninsula's most iconic historic sites. Two off street parking spaces, patio, garden, custom Phillip Simmons wrought iron gates, elevator shaft, slate roof, amazing history, live here year round or lock and leave. Built circa 1839-1840, this remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history while enjoying thoughtfully integrated modern updates and functional living spaces. Ideally located just a short walk to King Street, FIG, Peninsula Grill,Charleston Place, 167 Sushi, Harris Teeter, boutique shopping, local cafes, the Charleston Gaillard Center, Dock Street Theatre, Queen Street Playhouse, TD Arena, the College of Charleston campus, Museum Mile, the South Carolina Aquarium, and everything Downtown Charleston has to offer! Originally constructed following the Great Fire of 1838 on land purchased by Hannah McBeth in 1832, this historic residence is rich with Charleston history and architectural character. The two-story stuccoed over brick home is a classic example of Charleston Single architecture, featuring a one-room-wide, two-room-deep floor plan with a central hall layout. Behind the historic iron gates crafted by renowned Charleston blacksmith Philip Simmons, the property offers a private setting in the heart of Downtown Charleston. Additional 2 car off street parking driveway gates were custom built by a local blacksmith associated with the Philip Simmons Society of Blacksmiths, while the hardscape, tabby patio, and shutters added by the homeowner further enhance the property's timeless Charleston character and outdoor living spaces. Inside, much of the home's original character has been beautifully preserved, including exposed structural timber beams, original wood flooring, historic staircases, original windows and doors, six original mantels, and six working fireplaces. Two of the fireplaces have been converted to gas, including fireplaces located in the primary bedroom and third bedroom/den. The spacious living areas are filled with natural light, while custom built-ins designed and crafted by a local cabinet maker blend seamlessly with the home's historic architecture and character. The main level features a front formal living room, a separate dining room and an additional den space in the historic kitchen house. The primary suite continues the home's historic charm with original architectural details, abundant natural light, and one of the home's converted gas fireplaces the large custom full bathroom offers dual vanities, a soaking tub, a large glassed in tile shower and full walk in closet. The 2nd upstairs bedroom is currently used as a large living room and offers an adjacent full bathroom, the 3rd upstairs bedroom is above the historic kitchen house and offers a renovated full bathroom with glassed in tile shower and ample space. The current downstairs den can easily be converted to create a 4th bedroom with en-suite full bath already in place. The kitchen and upstairs primary bathroom were added during a thoughtfully designed 2008 renovation that introduced a two-story hyphen connecting the main residence to the original two-story brick kitchen house. The kitchen offers modern functionality while preserving the architectural integrity of the property, and includes a pantry space within the hyphen designed to accommodate a future elevator if desired. A second-floor closet was also designed with future elevator installation in mind, while a new stackable washer and dryer was installed in the kitchen in 2024. The original brick kitchen house remains one of the property's most historically significant features, including its visibly worn staircase, which stands as a lasting reminder of the lives and labor of the individuals who once occupied the home.

35 Wentworth Street, Charleston

$3,100,000

19 Water Street, Circa 1870. The renovation has just been completed at this fine historic home, offering a turnkey opportunity. Tucked just off lower Meeting Street, South of Broad, with all new systems, chic kitchen, 3 spacious bedrooms with 3.5 luxurious baths. The main level features open and sun-filled rooms, well-proportioned with tall ceilings throughout. The main living room is complete with a fireplace and fine planter ceiling decoration by David Hueske. (Hueske also designed the dining and den ceiling as well.) Flowing from the living room, you will find the rear library/den, which overlooks and offers access to a hidden walled courtyard. The spacious dining room opens to the all-new kitchen with custom cabinetry, Wolf 6-burner stove, and Thermador appliances.The countertops are beautifully finished with honed marble. The heart pine floors are perfectly finished on both levels. The second level is accessed by a wonderfully open staircase, which allows light to flood the space. The staircase was rebuilt and finished with a mahogany rail. The second floor is also open and bright, with 2 large guest bedrooms, each with its own marble-finished bath. The primary suite is especially spacious, with historic views from all windows. The primary bath was also updated, again with an abundance of natural light and a convenient walk-in shower. The charming side garden is well landscaped and gated. The parking area is convenient, with rare side-by-side parking, allowing easy access for two cars. The separate, but spacious, garden storage is tucked away at the end of the driveway.

3 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26010470 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

19 Water Street, Circa 1870. The renovation has just been completed at this fine historic home, offering a turnkey opportunity. Tucked just off lower Meeting Street, South of Broad, with all new systems, chic kitchen, 3 spacious bedrooms with 3.5 luxurious baths. The main level features open and sun-filled rooms, well-proportioned with tall ceilings throughout. The main living room is complete with a fireplace and fine planter ceiling decoration by David Hueske. (Hueske also designed the dining and den ceiling as well.) Flowing from the living room, you will find the rear library/den, which overlooks and offers access to a hidden walled courtyard. The spacious dining room opens to the all-new kitchen with custom cabinetry, Wolf 6-burner stove, and Thermador appliances.The countertops are beautifully finished with honed marble. The heart pine floors are perfectly finished on both levels. The second level is accessed by a wonderfully open staircase, which allows light to flood the space. The staircase was rebuilt and finished with a mahogany rail. The second floor is also open and bright, with 2 large guest bedrooms, each with its own marble-finished bath. The primary suite is especially spacious, with historic views from all windows. The primary bath was also updated, again with an abundance of natural light and a convenient walk-in shower. The charming side garden is well landscaped and gated. The parking area is convenient, with rare side-by-side parking, allowing easy access for two cars. The separate, but spacious, garden storage is tucked away at the end of the driveway.

19 Water Street, Charleston

$3,100,000

Perfectly placed pied-a-terre tucked within one of Charleston's most coveted neighborhoods, this exceptional garden-level condo at the newly updated 103 Church Street Residences offers a rare blend of history and luxury. Expertly reimagined by architect Julia Martin and interior designer Amanda Thomlinson, this stunning 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home has been completed with an uncompromising eye for detail with all new plumbing, electrical, and HVAC ensuring effortless modern living within a storied historic shell.Step inside to discover soaring ceilings reaching up to 11 feet, glorious original woodwork, oversized windows for ample natural light, and bespoke period mouldings that honor the property's 18th-century roots. The chic, chef-inspired kitchen is made for entertaining, featuring Sub-Zero refrigeration and a La Cornue range alongside a large center island that flows seamlessly into the dining space. Throughout the home, Forbes & Lomax switches and dimmers add a refined, tactile elegance to every room. The grand living room is anchored by a gorgeous fireplace, creating an inviting heart for the home. With windows on two sides, light flows in beautifully from all angles and offers a lovely view of the private garden patio beyond. Tucked down the back hallway for ultimate privacy, the primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a spa-like marble bath, walk-in closet, and direct access to the private garden patio. The secondary bedroom is conveniently located off the living room and features its own en suite bathroom. The crown jewel of this residence is its private garden terrace, a serene outdoor sanctuary perfect for morning coffee, evening entertaining, or simply savoring the quiet elegance of this storied neighborhood. Off-street parking completes the package, a coveted luxury in historic downtown Charleston. Perched at a high elevation on Church Street, the home is enveloped by iconic historic views and the irreplaceable character that only centuries of Charleston heritage can offer. With over 200 years of history, one can only imagine what these walls have witnessed, from its early ownership by Joel R. Poinsett, US Ambassador to Mexico and the namesake of the beloved poinsettia plant, to the infamous reconciliation feast hosted here in 1865 by Nat Fuller, a celebrated African American entrepreneur, who gathered Black and white Charlestonians together at a single table to mark the end of the Civil War. Steps from the city's finest dining, world-class cultural institutions, and the beauty of the Battery and White Point Garden, this is Charleston living at its most refined.

2 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26007963 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Perfectly placed pied-a-terre tucked within one of Charleston's most coveted neighborhoods, this exceptional garden-level condo at the newly updated 103 Church Street Residences offers a rare blend of history and luxury. Expertly reimagined by architect Julia Martin and interior designer Amanda Thomlinson, this stunning 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home has been completed with an uncompromising eye for detail with all new plumbing, electrical, and HVAC ensuring effortless modern living within a storied historic shell.Step inside to discover soaring ceilings reaching up to 11 feet, glorious original woodwork, oversized windows for ample natural light, and bespoke period mouldings that honor the property's 18th-century roots. The chic, chef-inspired kitchen is made for entertaining, featuring Sub-Zero refrigeration and a La Cornue range alongside a large center island that flows seamlessly into the dining space. Throughout the home, Forbes & Lomax switches and dimmers add a refined, tactile elegance to every room. The grand living room is anchored by a gorgeous fireplace, creating an inviting heart for the home. With windows on two sides, light flows in beautifully from all angles and offers a lovely view of the private garden patio beyond. Tucked down the back hallway for ultimate privacy, the primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a spa-like marble bath, walk-in closet, and direct access to the private garden patio. The secondary bedroom is conveniently located off the living room and features its own en suite bathroom. The crown jewel of this residence is its private garden terrace, a serene outdoor sanctuary perfect for morning coffee, evening entertaining, or simply savoring the quiet elegance of this storied neighborhood. Off-street parking completes the package, a coveted luxury in historic downtown Charleston. Perched at a high elevation on Church Street, the home is enveloped by iconic historic views and the irreplaceable character that only centuries of Charleston heritage can offer. With over 200 years of history, one can only imagine what these walls have witnessed, from its early ownership by Joel R. Poinsett, US Ambassador to Mexico and the namesake of the beloved poinsettia plant, to the infamous reconciliation feast hosted here in 1865 by Nat Fuller, a celebrated African American entrepreneur, who gathered Black and white Charlestonians together at a single table to mark the end of the Civil War. Steps from the city's finest dining, world-class cultural institutions, and the beauty of the Battery and White Point Garden, this is Charleston living at its most refined.

103 Church Street Unit #A, Charleston

$3,075,000

Circa 1843, the William Thompson House is located in the Ansonborough neighborhood of historic Charleston. This elegant residence blends preserved architectural character with thoughtful modern updates, creating a refined and inviting living experience.The property features off street parking for two vehicles and newly designed gardens that frame the pool with lush plantings, including lemon trees. A private terrace, enhanced by a charming garden gate, offers a tranquil setting for outdoor living. Recent improvements include a new irrigation system, a landscape lighting system, gas lanterns at the front entrance, recently replaced heating and cooling systems, a newer slate roof, and a fully cleaned and encapsulated crawl space.A Ring system is also in place. Inside, the home offers three functioning wood burning fireplaces and a series of beautifully scaled rooms. The wood paneled study, tucked quietly at the rear of the home, provides a peaceful retreat and includes a dedicated staircase that leads to an upstairs guest suite. The spacious primary suite includes a generous steam shower and a private porch that overlooks the pool and gardens. This outdoor space extends directly from the large dressing room and offers a comfortable setting for reading or relaxing throughout the day. The third floor includes two additional bright bedrooms that share a well appointed bathroom. This remarkable residence presents a rare opportunity to own a significant historic property with modern comforts in one of Charleston's most desirable residential locations.

4 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 25031083 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Circa 1843, the William Thompson House is located in the Ansonborough neighborhood of historic Charleston. This elegant residence blends preserved architectural character with thoughtful modern updates, creating a refined and inviting living experience.The property features off street parking for two vehicles and newly designed gardens that frame the pool with lush plantings, including lemon trees. A private terrace, enhanced by a charming garden gate, offers a tranquil setting for outdoor living. Recent improvements include a new irrigation system, a landscape lighting system, gas lanterns at the front entrance, recently replaced heating and cooling systems, a newer slate roof, and a fully cleaned and encapsulated crawl space.A Ring system is also in place. Inside, the home offers three functioning wood burning fireplaces and a series of beautifully scaled rooms. The wood paneled study, tucked quietly at the rear of the home, provides a peaceful retreat and includes a dedicated staircase that leads to an upstairs guest suite. The spacious primary suite includes a generous steam shower and a private porch that overlooks the pool and gardens. This outdoor space extends directly from the large dressing room and offers a comfortable setting for reading or relaxing throughout the day. The third floor includes two additional bright bedrooms that share a well appointed bathroom. This remarkable residence presents a rare opportunity to own a significant historic property with modern comforts in one of Charleston's most desirable residential locations.

32 Wentworth Street, Charleston

$3,015,000

Completely and thoughtfully renovated, this classic Downtown Charleston historic home blends timeless architecture with elevated modern luxury--just steps from everything that makes the peninsula extraordinary. Ideally located near Marion Square, the South Carolina Aquarium, Charleston Gaillard Center, and the Charleston County Public Library, you are truly in the heart of it all--surrounded by Charleston's finest dining, shopping, and cultural experiences.Inside, original character meets refined craftsmanship. Oak flooring flows throughout most of the home, complementing six original fireplaces and beautifully preserved architectural details.The open floor plan creates effortless flow for entertaining, anchored by a stunning gourmet kitchen featuring a nine-foot granite island, top-of-the-line appliances, and generous prep space. The first floor is designed for both entertaining and everyday living, featuring a spacious family room, a dedicated billiards room complete with a large wine cooler and stylish wet bar, and a convenient half bath for guests. Just beyond the kitchen, an expansive ~300-square-foot screened porch creates a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience--ideal for year-round dining, relaxing, and entertaining in true Charleston style. Upstairs, the home offers three spacious bedrooms, each with its own en suite bath and exposed original beams that highlight the home's historic character. The primary suite serves as a luxurious retreat, complemented by a spa-inspired bathroom designed for relaxation and comfort. Outdoor living continues with four large porches that embody the essence of downtown Charleston living. The garage has been thoughtfully configured to include a private workout room while still accommodating one-car parking. A fenced rear yard provides additional privacy and versatility. Additional features include a tankless water heater, dual HVAC systems, and a fully integrated Sonos sound system throughout the home, delivering seamless audio for everyday living and entertaining. The property is located in an X Flood Zone for added peace of mind. This is a rare opportunity to own a fully restored historic residence in one of Charleston's most coveted downtown locations--where classic Southern elegance meets modern sophistication.

3 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26005712 MLS ⋅ Mazyck SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Completely and thoughtfully renovated, this classic Downtown Charleston historic home blends timeless architecture with elevated modern luxury--just steps from everything that makes the peninsula extraordinary. Ideally located near Marion Square, the South Carolina Aquarium, Charleston Gaillard Center, and the Charleston County Public Library, you are truly in the heart of it all--surrounded by Charleston's finest dining, shopping, and cultural experiences.Inside, original character meets refined craftsmanship. Oak flooring flows throughout most of the home, complementing six original fireplaces and beautifully preserved architectural details.The open floor plan creates effortless flow for entertaining, anchored by a stunning gourmet kitchen featuring a nine-foot granite island, top-of-the-line appliances, and generous prep space. The first floor is designed for both entertaining and everyday living, featuring a spacious family room, a dedicated billiards room complete with a large wine cooler and stylish wet bar, and a convenient half bath for guests. Just beyond the kitchen, an expansive ~300-square-foot screened porch creates a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience--ideal for year-round dining, relaxing, and entertaining in true Charleston style. Upstairs, the home offers three spacious bedrooms, each with its own en suite bath and exposed original beams that highlight the home's historic character. The primary suite serves as a luxurious retreat, complemented by a spa-inspired bathroom designed for relaxation and comfort. Outdoor living continues with four large porches that embody the essence of downtown Charleston living. The garage has been thoughtfully configured to include a private workout room while still accommodating one-car parking. A fenced rear yard provides additional privacy and versatility. Additional features include a tankless water heater, dual HVAC systems, and a fully integrated Sonos sound system throughout the home, delivering seamless audio for everyday living and entertaining. The property is located in an X Flood Zone for added peace of mind. This is a rare opportunity to own a fully restored historic residence in one of Charleston's most coveted downtown locations--where classic Southern elegance meets modern sophistication.

26 Charlotte Street, Charleston

$2,950,000

The best location in the historic city for condo living--exclusive, spacious, direct harbor and parkfront residence with all new exterior windows and doors just completed. Traditional finishes, hardwood floors, elegant trim and mouldings, top-of-the-line appliances plus a private balcony offering you a turn-key home. Concierge services, 2 covered garage spaces, elevator brings you directly to your entry.

2 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26013205 MLS ⋅ One Vendue Range SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

The best location in the historic city for condo living--exclusive, spacious, direct harbor and parkfront residence with all new exterior windows and doors just completed. Traditional finishes, hardwood floors, elegant trim and mouldings, top-of-the-line appliances plus a private balcony offering you a turn-key home. Concierge services, 2 covered garage spaces, elevator brings you directly to your entry.

36 Prioleau Unit #O, Charleston

$2,900,000

Turnkey, income-producing licensed short-term rental duplex in the heart of downtown Charleston, located one block from King Street and within the STR overlay. 51 Spring offers two thoughtfully designed 3-bedroom units totaling approx. 2,359 SF: Unit A is approx. 1,141 SF with 3BR/3BA, and Unit B is approx. 1,218 SF with vaulted ceilings. Extensively rebuilt in 2019 with a full to-the-studs renovation including foundation and structural improvements, new siding, roof, windows, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, driveway/site improvements, and fully updated interiors. Professionally designed by Demilio Design and offered fully furnished, the property was refreshed in May 2026 with new paint, furniture, and appliances. Proven operating history with reservation revenue on the books and strong guestperformance across major booking platforms. AirDNA ranked 51 Spring #2 of 61 comparable active listings in the Charleston Historic District by trailing 12-month revenue, with $354.3K TTM revenue, 84% occupancy, approx. $1.4K ADR, and a 4.9 guest rating across 186 reviews. A rare opportunity to acquire a renovated, licensed, turnkey STR duplex with modern systems, historic Charleston character, and immediate income potential. Buyer to verify all square footage, licensing, zoning, income, expenses, and future use.

6 Beds ⋅ 26019611 MLS ⋅ Elliotborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Turnkey, income-producing licensed short-term rental duplex in the heart of downtown Charleston, located one block from King Street and within the STR overlay. 51 Spring offers two thoughtfully designed 3-bedroom units totaling approx. 2,359 SF: Unit A is approx. 1,141 SF with 3BR/3BA, and Unit B is approx. 1,218 SF with vaulted ceilings. Extensively rebuilt in 2019 with a full to-the-studs renovation including foundation and structural improvements, new siding, roof, windows, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, driveway/site improvements, and fully updated interiors. Professionally designed by Demilio Design and offered fully furnished, the property was refreshed in May 2026 with new paint, furniture, and appliances. Proven operating history with reservation revenue on the books and strong guestperformance across major booking platforms. AirDNA ranked 51 Spring #2 of 61 comparable active listings in the Charleston Historic District by trailing 12-month revenue, with $354.3K TTM revenue, 84% occupancy, approx. $1.4K ADR, and a 4.9 guest rating across 186 reviews. A rare opportunity to acquire a renovated, licensed, turnkey STR duplex with modern systems, historic Charleston character, and immediate income potential. Buyer to verify all square footage, licensing, zoning, income, expenses, and future use.

51 Spring Street Unit #A&B, Charleston

$2,900,000

Circa 1804, The Lindsay Fowler House. Prime, quiet lower Church Street location. This fine South of Broad home was beautifully restored, including the addition of a comfortable kitchen/library wing, plus a rear stair to the private primary suite. Historic finishes throughout, up to 4 total bedrooms and 4 full baths, if needed. All 4 baths have been recently updated in 2025. Beautifully cared for, charming walled courtyard, gated off-street parking.

4 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26008527 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Circa 1804, The Lindsay Fowler House. Prime, quiet lower Church Street location. This fine South of Broad home was beautifully restored, including the addition of a comfortable kitchen/library wing, plus a rear stair to the private primary suite. Historic finishes throughout, up to 4 total bedrooms and 4 full baths, if needed. All 4 baths have been recently updated in 2025. Beautifully cared for, charming walled courtyard, gated off-street parking.

32 Church Street, Charleston

2 Laurens Street Unit #Unit 4d, Charleston

$2,900,000

Perched on the high fourth floor of the prestigious Anson House, this elegant two-bedroom residence offers beautiful water views and a rare sense of tranquility in the heart of downtown Charleston. Perfectly positioned along the quiet Laurens Street waterfront, this home combines the convenience of urban living with a peaceful setting removed from the crowds often found in other parts of the historic district.Inside, refined interiors showcase high-end finishes throughout, including a beautifully appointed chef's kitchen with premium appliances and custom cabinetry designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining.The spacious primary suite is a true retreat, featuring an expansive walk-in closet and a luxurious spa-like bath, while a well-appointed guest suite provides comfort and privacy for visitors. Large windows frame glimpses of the harbor and the surrounding historic skyline, bringing natural light into the gracious living spaces and enhancing the home's serene atmosphere. Residents of Anson House enjoy the convenience of a full-time doorman, secure entry, and one of downtown's most desirable waterfront locations. Just moments away is the Gaillard Center, along with the restaurants, galleries, and cultural offerings that define Charleston's vibrant downtown lifestyle--yet the neighborhood retains a sense of quiet sophistication and residential calm. The residence also conveys with two deeded parking spaces, a rare and valuable amenity in downtown Charleston. Offering water views, refined finishes, and exceptional walkability, this residence presents an outstanding opportunity to enjoy Charleston living at its most elegant and effortless.

2 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26007570 MLS ⋅ Gadsdenboro SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Perched on the high fourth floor of the prestigious Anson House, this elegant two-bedroom residence offers beautiful water views and a rare sense of tranquility in the heart of downtown Charleston. Perfectly positioned along the quiet Laurens Street waterfront, this home combines the convenience of urban living with a peaceful setting removed from the crowds often found in other parts of the historic district.Inside, refined interiors showcase high-end finishes throughout, including a beautifully appointed chef's kitchen with premium appliances and custom cabinetry designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining.The spacious primary suite is a true retreat, featuring an expansive walk-in closet and a luxurious spa-like bath, while a well-appointed guest suite provides comfort and privacy for visitors. Large windows frame glimpses of the harbor and the surrounding historic skyline, bringing natural light into the gracious living spaces and enhancing the home's serene atmosphere. Residents of Anson House enjoy the convenience of a full-time doorman, secure entry, and one of downtown's most desirable waterfront locations. Just moments away is the Gaillard Center, along with the restaurants, galleries, and cultural offerings that define Charleston's vibrant downtown lifestyle--yet the neighborhood retains a sense of quiet sophistication and residential calm. The residence also conveys with two deeded parking spaces, a rare and valuable amenity in downtown Charleston. Offering water views, refined finishes, and exceptional walkability, this residence presents an outstanding opportunity to enjoy Charleston living at its most elegant and effortless.

2 Laurens Street Unit #Unit 4d, Charleston

$2,845,000

59 South Battery is a move-in ready townhome in one of Charleston's most sought-after locations, steps from White Point Garden and The Battery. It offers 2,688 square feet with three bedrooms and three and a half baths, and the sought-after combination of desirable South of Broad features, a gated brick drive with off-street parking for two cars and a lush, private courtyard made for entertaining. Out front, a palmetto tree shades the curved brick steps with Philip Simmons-inspired iron railings and lanterns flanking the main entry. The interior greets you with warm antique heart-pine floors as you enter the foyer alongside the graciously sized formal living room centered around a beautiful gas fireplace. The family room anchors the ground level, opening into both the gourmet kitchen aa comfortably sized dining room, all receiving ample light from the wall of surrounding windows overlooking the courtyard gardens. The eat-in kitchen features quartzite counters, a spacious center island, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Dacor six-burner gas range with double oven, and antiqued-mirror cabinet fronts. Outside, ivy-clad walls surround a flagstone terrace with room for dining and lounging alike, detailed with a fountain, café lighting overhead, and established plantings on irrigation -- an arched opening framed by Bevolo gas lanterns leads through an iron gate to the two-car drive. Upstairs, the generously sized primary suite overlooks the garden and includes a sitting area, an oversized custom walk-in closet added in 2021, and a spacious marble bathroom with a sunken soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower. A guest bedroom with en-suite bath completes the second floor, and the third floor offers another guest bedroom, abundant walk-in storage, and a charming bathroom wrapped in chinoiserie wallpaper. The home has been carefully maintained and includes many desirable features including plantation shutters, beautiful window boxes, in-ceiling speakers, and HVAC replaced in 2018. Homes in this location with this kind of parking and outdoor space rarely come available.

3 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26021222 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

59 South Battery is a move-in ready townhome in one of Charleston's most sought-after locations, steps from White Point Garden and The Battery. It offers 2,688 square feet with three bedrooms and three and a half baths, and the sought-after combination of desirable South of Broad features, a gated brick drive with off-street parking for two cars and a lush, private courtyard made for entertaining. Out front, a palmetto tree shades the curved brick steps with Philip Simmons-inspired iron railings and lanterns flanking the main entry. The interior greets you with warm antique heart-pine floors as you enter the foyer alongside the graciously sized formal living room centered around a beautiful gas fireplace. The family room anchors the ground level, opening into both the gourmet kitchen aa comfortably sized dining room, all receiving ample light from the wall of surrounding windows overlooking the courtyard gardens. The eat-in kitchen features quartzite counters, a spacious center island, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Dacor six-burner gas range with double oven, and antiqued-mirror cabinet fronts. Outside, ivy-clad walls surround a flagstone terrace with room for dining and lounging alike, detailed with a fountain, café lighting overhead, and established plantings on irrigation -- an arched opening framed by Bevolo gas lanterns leads through an iron gate to the two-car drive. Upstairs, the generously sized primary suite overlooks the garden and includes a sitting area, an oversized custom walk-in closet added in 2021, and a spacious marble bathroom with a sunken soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower. A guest bedroom with en-suite bath completes the second floor, and the third floor offers another guest bedroom, abundant walk-in storage, and a charming bathroom wrapped in chinoiserie wallpaper. The home has been carefully maintained and includes many desirable features including plantation shutters, beautiful window boxes, in-ceiling speakers, and HVAC replaced in 2018. Homes in this location with this kind of parking and outdoor space rarely come available.

59 S Battery Street, Charleston

165 Spring Street Unit #A,B,C,D,E, Charleston

$2,825,000

Discover an extraordinary investment opportunity in the heart of Charleston with this stunning short-term rental property, covering an impressive 4,222 square feet. Remodeled to perfection in 2023, this exquisite property offers 10 spacious bedrooms and 5.5 sophisticated baths, ensuring ample space for guests and comfort at every turn. Embedded in a bustling Short Term Overlay District, the property showcases five designer units, each tastefully decorated with modern furnishings included in the sale. Built in 1910, the historic charm blends seamlessly with contemporary updates, while essential amenities such as a fire system and alarm provide peace of mind. With five parking spaces, one of which is leased, convenience is at your doorstep. Embrace the opportunity to own a versatile, stylis

8 Beds ⋅ 26001727 MLS ⋅ Closed Status

Discover an extraordinary investment opportunity in the heart of Charleston with this stunning short-term rental property, covering an impressive 4,222 square feet. Remodeled to perfection in 2023, this exquisite property offers 10 spacious bedrooms and 5.5 sophisticated baths, ensuring ample space for guests and comfort at every turn. Embedded in a bustling Short Term Overlay District, the property showcases five designer units, each tastefully decorated with modern furnishings included in the sale. Built in 1910, the historic charm blends seamlessly with contemporary updates, while essential amenities such as a fire system and alarm provide peace of mind. With five parking spaces, one of which is leased, convenience is at your doorstep. Embrace the opportunity to own a versatile, stylis

165 Spring Street Unit #A,B,C,D,E, Charleston

$2,800,000

The Meeting Street Suites are an excellent opportunity to own four residential short term rental units and one office unit. The STR units are located on the third floor of 235 Meeting Street and the office uint is the second floor of 81 Hasell Street. The five individual condo units are offered for sale as a package. The building was totally renovated in 2013. The first floor of 235 Meeting Strete is occupied by The Matador Restaurant and the second floor is event space for the Matador. There is a common are second floor patio for the use of all owners and there is an elevator. The STR units are marketed through VRBO and the office space is leased at $2,000 per month on a month to month basis. The property has a great rental history.

4 Beds ⋅ 26007019 MLS ⋅ Closed Status

The Meeting Street Suites are an excellent opportunity to own four residential short term rental units and one office unit. The STR units are located on the third floor of 235 Meeting Street and the office uint is the second floor of 81 Hasell Street. The five individual condo units are offered for sale as a package. The building was totally renovated in 2013. The first floor of 235 Meeting Strete is occupied by The Matador Restaurant and the second floor is event space for the Matador. There is a common are second floor patio for the use of all owners and there is an elevator. The STR units are marketed through VRBO and the office space is leased at $2,000 per month on a month to month basis. The property has a great rental history.

235 Meeting Street, Charleston

$2,675,000

Perfectly positioned on one of Charleston's most beloved streets in the heart of South of Broad, 30 Gibbes Street has been meticulously renovated from top to bottom, offering the rare combination of timeless historic character and brand new move-in-ready finishes.Refinished original hardwood floors run throughout the home, and light pours in from every side through oversized windows. A gracious foyer welcomes you inside and opens to the formal living room, anchored by a stunning fireplace. Just beyond, a formal dining room creates a seamless flow for entertaining that feels both classic and inviting. The thoughtfully designed kitchen features modern cabinetry, premium appliances, and elevated finishes - including marble countertops - that balance beauty and function. At the rear of the home, a casual dining area and comfortable family room overlook the private backyard. Upstairs, a redesigned layout maximizes both comfort and privacy, offering three spacious bedrooms. The primary bedroom features a walk-in closet and a beautifully appointed, en-suite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms are generously sized and share a newly updated hall bath. Outside, newly landscaped grounds create a serene and private retreat - a rare luxury in the heart of downtown Charleston. Whether relaxing on the full front porch that stretches across the façade or entertaining in the lush outdoor spaces, this home delivers the full Charleston lifestyle without compromise. A private driveway provides the convenience of off-street parking, a true bonus in this coveted neighborhood. Enjoy the very best of historic downtown Charleston just moments away, with an easy walk or golf cart ride to the Battery, White Point Garden, and many of the city's favorite shops, restaurants, and galleries.

3 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26007005 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Perfectly positioned on one of Charleston's most beloved streets in the heart of South of Broad, 30 Gibbes Street has been meticulously renovated from top to bottom, offering the rare combination of timeless historic character and brand new move-in-ready finishes.Refinished original hardwood floors run throughout the home, and light pours in from every side through oversized windows. A gracious foyer welcomes you inside and opens to the formal living room, anchored by a stunning fireplace. Just beyond, a formal dining room creates a seamless flow for entertaining that feels both classic and inviting. The thoughtfully designed kitchen features modern cabinetry, premium appliances, and elevated finishes - including marble countertops - that balance beauty and function. At the rear of the home, a casual dining area and comfortable family room overlook the private backyard. Upstairs, a redesigned layout maximizes both comfort and privacy, offering three spacious bedrooms. The primary bedroom features a walk-in closet and a beautifully appointed, en-suite bathroom. Two additional bedrooms are generously sized and share a newly updated hall bath. Outside, newly landscaped grounds create a serene and private retreat - a rare luxury in the heart of downtown Charleston. Whether relaxing on the full front porch that stretches across the façade or entertaining in the lush outdoor spaces, this home delivers the full Charleston lifestyle without compromise. A private driveway provides the convenience of off-street parking, a true bonus in this coveted neighborhood. Enjoy the very best of historic downtown Charleston just moments away, with an easy walk or golf cart ride to the Battery, White Point Garden, and many of the city's favorite shops, restaurants, and galleries.

30 Gibbes Street, Charleston

$2,650,000

See attached brochure. 59 Broad Street is a notable three-story mixed-use building located along Broad in the heart of Charleston's historic and scenic commercial corridor. The property totals 4,923 square feet with +/- 1,641 sf floor plates and offers a rare combination of entitlements and approvals. These entitlements include food & beverage use, the addition of the fourth floor 820sf penthouse (which can be tied into the third floor residence) as well as BAR approved, permit ready, store front renovation that will activate the ground floor space with accordion doors and updated facade. The multitude of uses offers a rare opportunity for an owner occupant or an investor looking to make his mark with an adaptive reuse project.Inquire for the permitted plans. Brochure attached.

26008980 MLS ⋅ Closed Status

See attached brochure. 59 Broad Street is a notable three-story mixed-use building located along Broad in the heart of Charleston's historic and scenic commercial corridor. The property totals 4,923 square feet with +/- 1,641 sf floor plates and offers a rare combination of entitlements and approvals. These entitlements include food & beverage use, the addition of the fourth floor 820sf penthouse (which can be tied into the third floor residence) as well as BAR approved, permit ready, store front renovation that will activate the ground floor space with accordion doors and updated facade. The multitude of uses offers a rare opportunity for an owner occupant or an investor looking to make his mark with an adaptive reuse project.Inquire for the permitted plans. Brochure attached.

59 Broad Street, Charleston

$2,640,000

SOLD COMP ONLY

5 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26017298 MLS ⋅ South Of Broad SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

SOLD COMP ONLY

22 Limehouse Street, Charleston

2 Laurens Street Unit #Unit 1d, Charleston

$2,600,000

Set within one of downtown Charleston's most desirable concierge buildings, Unit 1-D at 2 Laurens Street offers a rare combination of refined interiors, generous living spaces, and effortless lock-and-leave convenience in the heart of the city. This sophisticated two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence lives with the comfort and scale of a private home, while offering the ease, security, and lifestyle that make luxury condominium living so appealing.Moments from Charleston's best shopping, dining, galleries, waterfront, and entertainment, the location allows you to enjoy the city beautifully -- whether this is your full-time residence, refined second home, or Charleston retreat.The residence is also located next to Gadsdenboro Park, a 5.4-acre public green space and focal point of the neighborhood, with walking paths, multi-use recreational fields, a sculptural fountain, nautical-themed playground equipment, and public restrooms. A covered balcony extends the living space outdoors, while two parking spaces -- one surface space and one garage space -- add a level of convenience rarely found downtown. A secure conditioned storage unit is located on the second-floor hallway. Refreshed in 2025 by Alexandre Fleuren Interiors, the residence has a warm, polished, and thoughtfully layered feel throughout. Fresh interior paint, designer Thibaut wallcoverings, wood veneer wallcoverings, custom finishes, updated lighting, new draperies, and refined kitchen stone selections were all chosen to enhance the home's elegance, comfort, and sense of quiet sophistication. A custom-designed Murano glass chandelier anchors the dining room with an artful focal point, bringing a beautiful touch of distinction to the space. The main living areas are gracious and comfortable, anchored by a fireplace and designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Built-ins and thoughtful storage enhance the functionality of the home without compromising the refined aesthetic. The custom John Michael built-in office features a desk, floating bookshelves, and lateral files, creating a handsome and highly practical work-from-home office.

2 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26019304 MLS ⋅ Gadsdenboro SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Set within one of downtown Charleston's most desirable concierge buildings, Unit 1-D at 2 Laurens Street offers a rare combination of refined interiors, generous living spaces, and effortless lock-and-leave convenience in the heart of the city. This sophisticated two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath residence lives with the comfort and scale of a private home, while offering the ease, security, and lifestyle that make luxury condominium living so appealing.Moments from Charleston's best shopping, dining, galleries, waterfront, and entertainment, the location allows you to enjoy the city beautifully -- whether this is your full-time residence, refined second home, or Charleston retreat.The residence is also located next to Gadsdenboro Park, a 5.4-acre public green space and focal point of the neighborhood, with walking paths, multi-use recreational fields, a sculptural fountain, nautical-themed playground equipment, and public restrooms. A covered balcony extends the living space outdoors, while two parking spaces -- one surface space and one garage space -- add a level of convenience rarely found downtown. A secure conditioned storage unit is located on the second-floor hallway. Refreshed in 2025 by Alexandre Fleuren Interiors, the residence has a warm, polished, and thoughtfully layered feel throughout. Fresh interior paint, designer Thibaut wallcoverings, wood veneer wallcoverings, custom finishes, updated lighting, new draperies, and refined kitchen stone selections were all chosen to enhance the home's elegance, comfort, and sense of quiet sophistication. A custom-designed Murano glass chandelier anchors the dining room with an artful focal point, bringing a beautiful touch of distinction to the space. The main living areas are gracious and comfortable, anchored by a fireplace and designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Built-ins and thoughtful storage enhance the functionality of the home without compromising the refined aesthetic. The custom John Michael built-in office features a desk, floating bookshelves, and lateral files, creating a handsome and highly practical work-from-home office.

2 Laurens Street Unit #Unit 1d, Charleston

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