Located in Downtown Charleston's Westside neighborhood, this single family home has been tastefully renovated to feature exposed wood paneling, granite countertops throughout the kitchen, hardwood floors throughout and much more! The 2016 renovation to this home included a new HVAC system, new plumbing, electrical, architectural shingle roof, and all new stainless steel appliances in the kitchen! The first bedroom is on the main floor and is filled with natural lighting. Upstairs, the primary bedroom has a large bathroom and spacious closet. The third bedroom overlooks the front of the home and is next to the second full bathroom. This home has been consistently rented and would make a great income producing property!

Turn key and located in an ''X'' Flood Zone in downtown Charleston. This charming Cottage Style home is in the desirable Westside neighborhood, and a short walk to King Streets trending restaurants Little Jack's Tavern and Leon's Oyster Bar. It's also a short walk or a nice bike ride to the Hampton Park, the Citadel, and it's right down the street from the Joe Riley baseball stadium. Close to MUSC. It has 2 bedrooms, one bath, and beautiful wood floors. Newer roof & HVAC. Rare in this neighborhood is the size of the front and back yard. The owners created an open family room and or dining room/living room space. They exposed the rustic brick chimney and added custom crown molding decor. They also added custom crown molding around the cabinets in the kitchen.

Charming Historic Cottage. Conveniently located in thriving Westedge community. This property includes two living spaces. Reside in the main home while renting the garage apartment on the adjacent lot. Main cottage features 3 BR and 2 Full BA, updated kitchen, stainless steel appliances and hardwoods throughout. 1BR apartment located above the 2 car garage with private entrance. Off street parking available. Perfect opportunity for investors, Airbnb, or enjoy the simplicity and convenience of downtown living. Privately fenced courtyard convenient for outdoor entertaining. Just minutes away from the Citadel, Hampton Park, & Joe Riley Stadium. Dining and shops nearby. Take a look and make an offer. Pre-Approval Letter recommended. Vacant and easy to show. Sellers are motivated

EXCELLENT LOCATION! Enjoy downtown Charleston and all that it has to offer while living, or investing, in 33 Kracke Street. This quaint little street, just off of 17 and around the corner from Hampton Park, provides a private driveway and ample curb-side parking for homeowners, guests and tenants. This Westside community is thriving and ''booming'' with great restaurants, neighborhood involvement, area revitalization, property renovations and new construction. This cul-de-sac, right off the Crosstown, provides easy access to ALL that downtown has to offer and is just moments to popular dining destinations like: Leon's, Melfi's, Little Jack's, Graft Wine Bar, Dellz Uptown and more! This location also allows for a short commute to: The Citadel, MUSC, Marion Square, The College of ..

Located on a quiet Hampton Park Terrace street just steps from Hampton Park, this historic 1935 home was authentically restored and enlarged; it welcomes you with a charming gas lantern and piazza. This home underwent a complete renovation, including updated electric, plumbing and gas, with new tankless water heater installed in 2017 and both HVAC units replaced (2018 and 2019), with a new washer and dryer installed in 2018. Inside, all of the beautiful windows include custom shutters and there are hardwood floors throughout. The first floor offers 9.5' ceilings and 8'' crown moldings and baseboards throughout. The open kitchen features dual sinks, custom cabinets and granite counters as well as a fireplace. A unique feature of this home is the placement of a chimney between rooms,

Located in the historic Westside neighborhood of downtown Charleston just blocks from upper King Street, 22 Carolina Street is a lovely Queen Anne Victorian side hall house with a spacious rear yard, commodious driveway, and original architectural character inside and out. The house features wood siding, traditional wood windows with operable historic louvered shutters on the front facade and a one story porch with turned posts and balustrades, Victorian gingerbread details, and brackets. The Arts and Crafts style front door, with its stained glass panel and a transom above, opens into a well-lit stair hall featuring original pine floors, bead board wainscoting, and stairs with heart pine treads and turned pine newel posts and railings. The parlor retains an original Victorian mantelpiece

Grand upper peninsula home! 130 Fishburne is a spacious 3,600 square foot two story duplex which was renovated to the studs by the current owners in 2006 to accommodate their family of six who occupied the entire house as a single-family residence by removing a portion of wall from the first-floor sitting room. With the wall restored, the property could be converted back to rental use, live in one, rent one, or converted to condominiums, as each unit remains separately metered for water and power. Each floor offers identical floor plans with 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry and porches. The home also has tremendous potential for conversion to a more traditional single-family residence.

404 Sumter Street is a completely renovated 3 bedroom 3.5 bath house located in Charleston's Westside neighborhood. From the street, note the double covered front piazzas making great outdoor space. Enter into an open great room with white oak flooring throughout. The kitchen has an attractive gray cabinetry with white quartz counters, tasteful shiplap wall details and wood shelving. The six-burner gas stove and hood are stand-out features. To the back of the house is the first of 3 bedroom suites, each with their own private baths. The downstairs bedroom also has separate outside door entry, making a potential opportunity for private rental possibilities. The closet has both custom closet shelving and cabinetry.

Welcome home to this charming freedman's cottage built in the early 1900's in an area of the peninsula once known as Hope Place. According to the cottage's history, it is among 4 residences built by a woman who rented the properties out. Flowers once grown in the garden of the cottage's large backyard were sold at the City Market. Over the years, this cottage has been restored and improved upon by each of its owners. The beautiful heart pine floors are from re-milled timbers that once were part of a cotton mill. The reclaimed heart pine floors have been refinished and all of the walls were reconstructed using wood found there or elsewhere in the house. The kitchen, which at one time was actually the back porch, is truly the showpiece of this historic property.