Charleston SC Zip Code 29401 Homes For Sale | James Schiller Team

A rare opportunity to live in a FitzSimmons townhome with unobstructed harbor views of Castle Pinckney and beyond. This row of townhomes were the first to be constructed by FitzSimmons along the Cooper River waterfront serving as a model for later development in the historic district. 55 Concord has undergone an extensive restoration and reimagined with a timeless design aesthetic. Bespoke materials have been used throughout including custom millwork, reclaimed antique heart pine floors, old Charleston brick and Calacatta marble. Additional windows have been added to capture the light and boating activity right at your doorstep. It's a versatile home with a flexible floor plan and charming courtyard.There is a rear dedicated parking space as well as the ability to obtain 2 additional residential parking permits from the city. It's the perfect South of Broad pied a terre capturing stunning sunrises over the harbor while being steps away from the best of Charleston's parks, shopping and world class dining. A true lock and leave lifestyle awaits while providing ease of living and maintenance. It is worth noting that it is a fee simple home without any monthly association fees or special assessments. If you are looking for a home where everything is new and all the heavy lifting is complete, this is the home for you.

The Colonel James English House: Beautifully sited on a double wide lot within historic South of Broad. This recently restored double-piazza masonry home features impeccable details with fabulous modern updates, including a spacious kitchen/family space to the rear, plus an equally grand primary suite above with elevator access, marble bath finishes, and multiple closets with a separate dressing area.The generous garden offers exceptional light and space. The lot width allows for side by side gated parking and a large pool at the rear of the lush garden. Other amenities include an elevator from the parking area, and a new slate roof. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 2 half baths. 4,100 SQFT of interior space.No conservation easements have been taken on the property.

Step into a piece of Charleston's rich history with this magnificent museum-quality home located on the High Battery - 2 Water Street.Built between 1810 and 1818 by the renowned Nathaniel Ingraham, a merchant who served aboard John Paul Jones's Bon Homme Richard, this 4-story solid brick and stucco dwelling offers a rare blend of historical charm and modern luxury in one of the city's most iconic waterfront settings.Although its entry faces Water Street, the residence has always been oriented toward the picturesque harbor, providing breathtaking views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter--an ideal framework for authentic Lowcountry living.Spanning 7,453 square feet, the property includes six bedrooms and six and a half baths, ensuring generous space for family and guests.The grand living room, soaring ceilings, and exquisite mouldings create an atmosphere of elegance and sophistication that is unmatched. Interior highlights include finely carved fireplace mantels and intricate details that speak to the home's historic provenance. This residence has an illustrious chain of ownership. In the 1820s, William Burgoyne purchased and expanded the property by acquiring the neighboring Francis Saltus House at 6 Water Street. In 1832, Otis Mills developer of the Mills House Hotel combined the properties. After damage during the 1864 bombardment, subsequent owners Anna Wells and her husband, Dr. Edward Wells, made significant architectural changes, including adding a Second Empire mansard roof and cast-metal detailing. Their daughter, Sabina Elliott Wells, later became a celebrated Newcomb potter. Set on a double lot, the grounds offer a gated off-street parking court, a private Charleston garden, a sparkling pool, and a gracious terrace for outdoor entertaining. An elevator provides easy access to the second floor, blending convenience with timeless grandeur. With only a handful of prominent Charleston families as past stewards, this residence is both an exclusive offering and a rare investment opportunity in the city's most prestigious neighborhood. 2 Water Street represents the pinnacle of Historic Charleston living, timeless, elegant, and unparalleled. Contact us today to arrange your private tour of this extraordinary home.

Experience breathtaking views stretching from the Ravenel Bridge to The Jasper on Broad Street from this unique, top floor, corner condominium at the historic Baker House overlooking Colonial Lake. Enjoy passive, park life and interesting wildlife, spectacularsunrises silhouetting the Charleston skyline in the mornings and colorful sunsets reflecting in the many windows of The Jasper and on the lake in the evenings. Built as a private hospital in the early 1900s, Baker House was converted into condominiums in the early eighties and Number 18was renovated in 2021 and named ''Seven Spires''. The first level boasts three huge, palladian style windows that showcase the panoramic vista from the living and dining area, beautiful wide plank flooring, a galley kitchen and half bath.This levelalso includes a large beverage bar with a wine cooler, coat closet and additional space separating the living area and kitchen for use as a media room, office or smaller dinette. Three bedrooms and two full bathrooms comprise the second level with unusually ample closets throughout. No storage issues here! The spacious, primary bedroom features a tiled, en-suite bathroom with a large shower and quartz countertop. The other two bedrooms are generously sized as well with skylights that enable one to sleep under the moon and the stars! A second, large, tiled bathroom with a combination tub and shower and quartz countertop is located off the hallway just a few steps from both bedrooms. Moultrie Park, a large, active park offering sports such as tennis, pickleball, and basketball, abuts the large, private parking lot for Baker House residents. Restaurants within close walking distance include The Alcove Market, Costa and Circa 1886. The Crosstown (Highway 17), connecting to all points north, east and west, is a three minute drive. This offering is an exceptional opportunity to live in an historic building, Baker House, in an historic neighborhood, Harleston Village, on the quiet, residential side of the peninsula and to enjoy fabulous views of Charleston above the tree tops!

This remarkable, historic home was originally constructed in 1735 (as part of Ancrum's and Motte's Wharfs), and offers the perfect balance of preserved history and updated design. In 1842, James Adger acquired the property, transforming it into a cotton warehouse and office for his thriving steamship line. The building was later converted into residences in 1942, retaining much of its original charm.Today, this ''loft-style'' home showcases exposed brick walls, soaring beams, and reimagined oversized windows. Perfectly positioned on a charming cobblestone street in the coveted South of Broad neighborhood, the property sits just steps from Waterfront Park and a short stroll from Charleston's finest dining and boutique shopping.The thoughtfully updated floor plan offers an open main level with a spacious living room and wood-burning fireplace, dining area, powder room, eat-in kitchen, and a cozy patio for outdoor relaxation. The residence also features three bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bath. The expansive primary suite includes a private balcony, perfect for enjoying quiet mornings or evening breezes.