258 Coming Street is not a renovation. It is a reinvention.5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, 2,864 square feet, and 3 off street parking spaces.The original home was stripped to...
Located in the highly desirable Harleston Village neighborhood of downtown Charleston, this well-positioned home sits just off the corner of Calhoun and Smith Streets, of...
Originally constructed in 1890, this classic Freedman's cottage underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2016, blending historic character with modern infrastructure. The ...
Welcome to the Simons-Jagar House, constructed in 1880 by brothers James and Manning Simons. This elegant South-of-Broad home has a closed gable copper roof and front bay...
This is the one you have been waiting for.A secret garden with quintessential Charleston Charm, 8 Trumbo is an incredible opportunity in the heart of Harleston Village, j...
Originally established in 1830, the Corbett-Jervey House is a meticulously maintained double lot five bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath historic residence, complete with a l...
Circa 1815 - The Dr. Aaron Whitney Leland House. This elegant high-ground home was constructed by Leland while serving as minister of nearby First Scots Presbyterian Chur...
A truly rare, one-of-a-kind offering South Of Broad, this exceptional residence pairs Charleston's most coveted historic neighborhood with a level of European refinement ...
Circa 1747, the Captain Francis Baker House presents a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully restored piece of Charleston's history in the heart of the Historic District...
Circa 1843, the William Thompson House is located in the Ansonborough neighborhood of historic Charleston. This elegant residence blends preserved architectural character...
A rare offering along Charleston's iconic South Battery, the James Macbeth House, circa 1846, beautifully blends historic character with modern luxury living. Meticulousl...
Opportunity to purchase an 1852 Charleston single house and customize the final finishes. This historic property is currently undergoing a comprehensive restoration and r...
Welcome to 63 Radcliffe! This charming home is situated within walking distance of renowned restaurants, entertainment venues, and shopping districts on King Street. This...
This downtown home is a rare find. Built in 1852, the property offers classic Charleston character with thoughtful updates. The interior has been carefully refreshed whil...
Victorian-era home dating back to 1872 built by architect Louis Barbot,recently reimagined by architect Beau Clowney, surrounded by an early 19th century brick wall, it ...
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 comfo...
On one of the most coveted and quiet streets South of Broad, 12 Orange Street is a masterfully restored historic residence that seamlessly blends timeless Charleston char...
Circa 1823, a rare historic compound tucked along Warren Street featuring three structures, including two residences with a total of five bedrooms and three-and-a-half ba...
Tucked along a quiet stretch of Logan Street in Charleston's coveted South of Broad neighborhood, this circa-1870 residence blends historic character with thoughtfully up...
c. 1852 -- The McMakin-Bicaise House. Located in Harleston Village in downtown Charleston, the McMakin-Bicaise House is a three-story masonry home with a gabled slate roo...
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, Sout...
Completed renovated residence in historic Harleston Village.
Set on a desirable residential street in the quiet South of Broad neighborhood, 10 Council Street presents a rare opportunity to create a truly exceptional family home in...
Discover this charming Charleston single-family home at 7 Lapps Court. Fully renovated in 2013, this home features two full bathrooms and offers modern comforts in a hist...
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 ste...
This grand Greek Revival home is historically known to be well detailed, wider and moreexpansive than typically built in Ansonborough within the period. Sitting high on i...
Circa 1895, this charming Victorian duplex offering 2726 square feet is ideally situated in downtown Charleston's vibrant Eastside neighborhood, offering a unique blend o...
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...
Built in 1872, this meticulously maintained brick Charleston Single blends historic character with thoughtful modern updates. Offering 1,928 square feet, the property is ...
Structurally straightened and X flood zone-an increasingly rare advantage in one of Charleston's most desirable locations. Perfectly positioned on lower Tradd Street betw...