219 Rigby Street

Nestled beneath a canopy of timeless Southern beauty in Reevesville, just moments from the convenience of Interstate 95, 219 Rigby Street, affectionately known as The Magnolias, is a rare offering where history, elegance, and lifestyle converge in the most captivating way. Believed to date back to the late-1800s and attributed to Preston C. Johnston, this extraordinary residence welcomes you with a sense of arrival that is both grand and deeply personal. Inside, rich hardwood floors, tall ceilings, intricate dentil crown molding, and beautifully detailed fireplace surrounds speak to a level of craftsmanship seldom found today. Thoughtful Colonial Revival enhancements from the 1950s elevated the home’s architectural presence, introducing the iconic two-story columned porch, graceful arched openings, and a show-stopping formal dining room illuminated by a remarkable gas chandelier that was expertly converted to electricity by Geo. C. Birlant & Co., a name synonymous with Charleston’s finest antiques. The home unfolds with an effortless blend of stately entertaining spaces and warm, livable retreats. A chef’s kitchen anchors daily life, while a private main-level bedroom with ensuite offers flexibility for guests or multigenerational living. A dedicated media room and office help perfectly balance historic character with modern function. Upstairs, four generously sized bedrooms, two full baths, and an inviting central sitting room create a haven of comfort. Beyond the walls, the grounds feel like a private sanctuary. Wander through lush, thoughtfully curated gardens, relax in the charming gazebo, or nurture your passions in the greenhouse crafted from antique windows, a true work of art in itself. A detached garage with an upstairs arts and crafts studio provides an inspiring escape for creativity or quiet reflection. And just across the street, an extraordinary extension of your outdoor living awaits: the former private gardens, now a beloved public park with a fountain and historic railroad play station, gifted to the town and enjoyed as your own Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.