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Large bedrooms are equipped with spacious closets and private baths. One deeded dedicated off-street parking space is included, located in the rear of the building. Beautifully furnished common space on the 3rd floor for entertainment/recreational use. Built circa 1813 and converted into condos in 2006. Historic building is part of Prioleau's Range purchased in 1770. Built in 2007, the 1,127 square-foot condo features soaring ten-foot ceilings and recently refinished hardwood floors throughout.
Beautiful hardwood flooring throughout the first two floors. There is both a side porch and a rear covered porch on the ground floor with gorgeous gas lanterns. The second story includes a full bathroom with an incredible stand-alone bathtub. Built in 1811, the original Union Insurance Company Building is a rare opportunity to own a completely renovated two Bedroom, two bath historic condo unit in the French Quarter. This 2nd floor unit with separate entrance is extremely private and not to be missed. The fantastic location is walkable to all that Downtown Charleston has to offer, including a host of popular award winning restaurants, parks, entertainment venues, and more.
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This historic gem has been transformed into a light-filled retreat just blocks from Charleston's best dining and shopping. Classic single-house entry from the front porch into the foyer with the living room to the left and dining to the right, both with large windows and period details. From the second floor landing, there is a large guest bath, and a sunny guest room facing King St with rooftop and steeple views across the historic district. Delight in 300-degree views of the water, Ravenel Bridge, city skyline and stunning sunsets from one of the home's numerous outdoor living spaces. There is great connectivity to the outdoor living spaces, with multiple points of access to the three terraces throughout the home, offering North, East and More...
When renovatinghomes in historic downtown Charlestonwe strive to achieve nothing but excellence with the goal of receiving the highest honor you can get; covetedCarolopolis award. The Carolopolis Award is a plaque placed on buildings that have been preserved, restored, rehabilitated or are outstanding examples ofnew construction downtown. The award is presented to those individuals, businesses or organizations that currently own the property. Award program was created to recognize outstanding achievement in exterior preservation, restoration, rehabilitation and new construction in the city of Charleston.
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The living area opens onto a long private porch, perfect for dining al fresco. The kitchen has Sub-zero and Wolf appliances, an island with barstool seating, and plenty of cabinets. Off the kitchen is a butler's pantry and bar area with cool glass countertop. A large walk-in pantry provides additional storage. The second floor features an office area at the landing, along with three generous sized bedrooms, all with en suite bathrooms.
This is a good location for people who want to live near the amenities of downtown Charleston, but at a more affordable price. Nestled in one of Charleston's most unique and charming neighborhoods, and steps away from the Terrace Theatre, fabulous restaurants, shopping and local farmer's market. Orchard comprised of grapefruit, banana, fig and pear trees.
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Constructed in 1777, this Stucco Pre-Owned 4 story 4 bedroom Charleston Single Traditional home is for sale in the "South of Broad" named neighborhood, Area 51 - Peninsula Charleston Inside of Crosstown. With exterior features including Fence - Partial, Fence - Private, Fence - Wooden Enclosed, Patio "Outside Amenities". Constructed in 1820, this Brick - Solid Pre-Owned 2 story 1 bedroom Live/Work Traditional home is for sale in the "Ansonborough" named neighborhood, Area 51 - Peninsula Charleston Inside of Crosstown. With exterior features including Elevator Shaft, Fence - Brick, Fence - Iron, Fence - Wooden Enclosed, Lawn Well, Pool - In Ground, Porch - Full Front "Outside Amenities". Constructed in 1900, this Cement Plank Pre-Owned 2 story 3 bedroom Traditional home is for sale in the "Cannonborough-Elliottborough" named neighborhood, Area 51 - Peninsula Charleston Inside of Crosstown.
Return it to a Single Family or maintain it as a Duplex status. Three existing cottages with an open area for a 4th new cottage. The package includes a Retro-Freedman cottage upgradeable to 3 Units. The additions may improve existing units to a total of 7 units.
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Lower King Street is also known as the“Antique District”, and is located in between Market Street and Broad Street. In this area of King Street, you will find some of the best antique shopping in the Country, including theGeorge C. King Street has many restaurants, cocktail lounges, hotels, art galleries, and places to shop. King Street has 3 different districts along the street; Upper King Street Design District, Middle King Street Fashion District, and Lower King Street Antique District. Zillow Group is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for individuals with disabilities. We are continuously working to improve the accessibility of our web experience for everyone, and we welcome feedback and accommodation requests.
The rooms are generous in size and offer lots of living and entertaining space. Exquisite gourmet kitchen has custom cabinets and top-of-the line appliances. Master bedroom overlooks a beautiful private courtyard with a lovely fountain, the home features walk-in closets and a master bath with marble top vanity, oversized shower and fireplace. There is a den off the kitchen with an exposed brick fireplace and the sunporch is located next to the dining room. Beautifully renovated 1800's masonry home situated on high ground just South of Broad.
The area is near the hub where major Enterprise investments are affecting the northwest peninsular area. This gorgeous turn-key, two story brick row home is located in... This beloved Porto plan is underway with an estimated completion of Spring 23'. This incredible layout isn't only spacious under air, the garage boasts a 2 car plus utility garage with added 4' extension. Whether it be in the stunning gourmet kitchen, rear covered patio, or primary suite, your water view awaits. Any use of the search facilities of data on this site, other than by a consumer looking to purchase real estate, is prohibited.
Enjoy water views of Charleston Harbor and city views of Downtown Charleston in this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath Dockside Condominium for sale. This corner unit boasts 2 balconies that each run the length of the home, providing access and views from each room. The great room overlooks the beautiful gardens of the new International African-American Museum and the harbor, all the way to Patriots Point, beyond. In the other direction, spy the church steeples of the Holy City and the expansive greenspace of Gadsdenboro Park. Condo 7B has 3 nice-sized bedrooms, with the primary including an en suite bath and walk-in closet. There is also a full and half bath in the hall for the secondary bedrooms and guests.
The primary suite has a private porch overlooking the tree tops, as well as a luxurious bathroom with soaking tub, marble tiled shower, and a More... 4 Legare St provides you with the rare opportunity to live in one of the most coveted areas in Charleston. Built in 1777 by George Kincaid and was once the residence to Sarah Hopton, the daughter of one of Charleston's most distinguished merchants and Nathaniel Russell's wife. This 4200-square-foot Georgian home has many desirable attributes, including hand-carved wood details, heart pine flooring, and multiple outdoor spaces. There is a large chef's kitchen that is complete with stainless steel appliances, an ample pantry, a mass amount of cabinets, and a dumbwaiter. The four bedrooms are located on floors 2 and 3, including dual master suites.
This notable piece of history was named as ''A Building Considered Valuable to the City'' in 1941 by the Carolina Art Association. It was also classified as a Category 2 structure in 1974 by the city of Charleston, one of the most significant and historic categories held by residential homes. This property is quite unique in that the beauty is not only concentrated on the interior details but the exterior details as well. Two notable, very ornate and beautiful fanlights grace the street and main entrances of the home.
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