Charleston SC Historic Homes For Sale

Charming, cozy, and absolutely adorable; just a few words to describe this Hasell St studio. Whether you're an investor looking for a great property, a local looking for a spot downtown or just wanting to own a piece of historic downtown Charleston, this is the one for you. Tons of natural light, high ceilings, the quaintest interiors, and one deeded off-street parking spot. This is the perfect spot to have downtown. Steps to shopping, dining (with spots like FIG around the corner), and all that Charleston is known for. Owning this studio is like owning a little piece of history. Schedule your showing today!

Welcome to your slice of Charleston charm in this beautifully preserved condo, nestled within the previous home of Alonzo J Ransier, in the city's iconic historic district of Harleston Village. 33 Pitt St. blends timeless architectural details with modern comforts, offering the perfect retreat in one of the most sought-after locations in Charleston.Step inside to soaring ceilings, original hardwood floors, and abundant natural light that pours through oversized windows overlooking quaint Pitt St. The living area boasts original moldings, exposed brick, plantation shutters and thoughtful updates that respect the home's heritage while ensuring everyday livability.The updated kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, shiplap and beautiful cabinetry that complements the historic character. The bedroom offers a tranquil escape with ample closet space and large windows that flow with natural light. Enjoy the shared balcony with a porch swing, ideal for quiet mornings or evening gatherings. 33 Pitt St includes 1 deeded parking space along with 2 on street permit parking options. Just steps from King Street, renowned restaurants, art galleries, MUSC, and College of Charleston, 33 Pitt St. places you in the vibrant heart of the city, yet tucked away enough for peaceful living. Laundry and storage is available to residents of 33 Pitt St. along with a graveled outdoor area for residents to enjoy. Whether you're seeking a primary residence, a charming second vacation home, or an investment opportunity, this rare gem delivers quintessential Charleston living with unmatched historic elegance. Schedule your showing today!

Don't miss your opportunity to preview this charming 3rd floor condo. unit located in the Beauregard House circa 1840. Featuring a light-filled, open floorplan, original heart pine floors, Palladium window at the front gable, and a spacious living room and bedroom. The property is ideal for use as a pied-a-terre, investment property or as an investment property. Purchase of this unit includes 2 DEEDED OFF-STREET PARKING SPACES adjacent to the building. The current rental income is $2,295/month and the unit is being sold fully furnished. The regime fee ($362/month) covers exterior hazard/flood insurance, water, and common area maintenance. Marion Square, Colonial Lake, and numerous shopping/dining destinations on Upper King St. are just a short stroll, bike or golf cart ride away!

Welcome to The Noyer-Wildhagen House, c. 1807. 286 Meeting Street, Unit C is a beautifully restored condominium in one of Charleston's coveted historic homes. Originally owned and built by Ms. Abigail Noyer and later passed down to the Wildhagen Family, this stunning Federal-style brick single house has a rich history. Meticulously restored and now home to handsome condominiums, the property was honored with the prestigious Carolopolis Award by the Charleston Preservation Society. Stepping inside through the private piazza, the bright foyer leads to you the grand living room. The living room is outfitted with timeless architectural details - heart-pine wood floors, an elegant fireplace, soaring ceilings, detailed moldings and custom lighting. The spacious kitchen offers an abundance ofcabinet and counter space. The striking primary bedroom with towering ceilings features a lovely, recently renovated ensuite bathroom. Conveniently, the bathroom can also be accessed from the hall. A walk-in closet and reimagined laundry room complete the primary bedroom suite. The private, sunny piazza is a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city and allows you to take in the sites of Ansonborough and Downtown Charleston. 286 Meeting Street is perfectly positioned amidst Charleston's finest restaurants, shopping, art galleries, and parks. Whether you're seeking a charming pied-à-terre or a full-time residence, this exceptional home offers both history and modern elegance in an unbeatable location.

Historic Simkins/Tompkins Hous A Legacy Reimagined Step into South Carolina history with this stunning 14 room, three story estate, originally built by Revolutionary War patriot and a founder of Edgefield, Col. Arthur Simkins, in the late 1700's. Reconstructed in the 1830's using original heart of pine timbers and hand crafted details. -- including a carved archway and hand forged nails -- this home blends timeless craftsmanship with modern comfort. Set on a serine tract of almost 30 acres along Meeting Street Road overlooking Turkey Creek, the property features wide porches, soaring halls, a grand staircase, and architectural elements originally from other iconic Edgefield homes.Once the center piece of Cedar Fields Plantation and later a gathering place for the Edgefield Light Dragoons, its walls echo with stories of early American independence, Southern tradition and generations of family life. Now thoughtfully updated with a new roof, a freshly hand painted exterior and a whole house generator, this historic treasure awaits its next chapter. Own a piece of Edgefield soul. -- where heritage meets home.

***Ask about the possibility of receiving 1% reduction in interest rate and free refi.***Situated on Meeting Street in the heart of downtown Charleston, just across the street from iconic Marion Square, this exceptional condo combines historic charm with one of the most sought-after locations in the city. Step outside your door to explore the Farmers Market, stroll King Street's shops, restaurants, and nightlife, or take an easy walk to the College of Charleston.Unit 24 is a truly remarkable home filled with character and light. Inside, soaring ceilings, oak floors, original crown molding, and tall windows create a timeless backdrop. The open kitchen and living area are ideal for both everyday living and entertaining, with gleaming countertops, stainless steel appliances,and historic details. A spiral staircase leads to the second level where you'll find a spacious bedroom and a bright sunroom showcasing incredible views. From here, a ladder ascends to a loft space, perfect for guests or a private retreat. A full bathroom with a step-in shower completes the upper level. Residents of this historic building enjoy access to a gated courtyard with elegant fountain features as well as a gated parking lot with select owner access. With its unbeatable location, historic details, and inviting atmosphere, this condo offers a rare opportunity to experience downtown Charleston at its finest.

Development Opportunity! There is an opportunity to build two UNITS/BUILDINGS on this property. 2000 square foot of total ground coverage and up to three stories tall. Located in the SC Opportunity Zone. Has a special use commercial barber shop on the front of the propertyRare opportunity to build multiple units in downtown Charleston on a large lot! This property boasts .11 acres. This property falls within the zoning of Diverse Residential DR-2F. Embracing its placement in multiple districts such as the SC Opportunity Zone, Old City District, Old City Height District, and the Amusement and Recreation DistrictWhile preservation ordinances safeguard the barbershop from demolition, expansion remains a possibility.

Welcome to The Hollies, one of Summerville's oldest homes. This antebellum gem, spanning approximately 3,557 square feet, is situated in the heart of Summerville's Historic District. There's a cottage behind the home totaling 3,000 sq. Ft. of additional living space. Built in 1835, it exudes classic Lowcountry charm, from its inviting curb appeal to its thoughtfully designed floor plan. Appraisal in hand at $1,550,000, priced below for quick sale!Upon entering from the accommodating front porch, you are welcomed into a spacious central hallway that once extended the entire length of the home. Flanking the hallway are two rooms on each side, a design that allowed for optimal airflow in the era before air conditioning. This historic residence boasts original moldings, rich hardwood flooring, and multiple fireplaces, including those in the formal living and dining rooms, as well as the primary bedroom downstairs. The primary suite, located at the front of the hallway, is bathed in natural light and features an en-suite bathroom complete with double sinks, a built-in vanity, and shower. The formal living room seamlessly connects to a spacious office as well as the elegant dining room, an ideal space for hosting holiday gatherings and dinner parties. Across the hall, the breakfast room opens into a generously sized kitchen, which spans the entire rear of the home. With extensive cabinetry and storage, this kitchen is both functional and impressive. Upstairs, three (potentially four) additional spacious bedrooms provide ample living space. One of these bedrooms features an en-suite bathroom, making it a perfect secondary primary suite, an uncommon feature in historic homes of this stature. A second full bathroom and a wide central hallway complete the upper level. Stepping outside, you'll find a beautifully paved brick patio, perfect for outdoor entertaining. A charming deck in one corner of the home offers views of one of Summerville's most impressive live oak trees. At the rear of the property, you'll find an exceptional 3,000 sq. Ft. cottage, featuring 1,920 sq. Ft. on the main level and an additional 1,080 sq. Ft. upstairs, unfinished but fully heated and cooled. A spacious front porch enhances its charm, making it an ideal option for a family compound or potential rental income. Inside, the cottage is thoughtfully designed with a full kitchen, full bathroom, and three additional bedrooms. Attached to the cottage, a generous workshop, currently utilized as an artist's studio, offers endless possibilities for customization. The upper level of the cottage provides a substantial unfinished area, perfect for storage or conversion into additional living space, with a mini-split HVAC system already installed. This exceptional property is just moments from Summerville's vibrant community events, renowned restaurants, boutique shops, healthcare facilities, entertainment venues, parks, sports courts, walking trails, and more. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own your own piece of Summerville's earliest history, schedule your showing today!

The Dawson Vanderhorst House is the oldest house in Aiken County. The home was abandoned until 2022 when the current owners began renovating the property, maintaining the character and historic significance. The second newer residence has been completely updated. All new appliances, modern kitchen, tiled bathrooms and completely reiwired and replumbed. Seldom does a property with this history and location come on the market in the Aiken area. Established in 1785 The Dawson Vanderhorst House at New Bridge Farm predates the signing of the United States Constitution. The 1785 house is on the National Historic Register Listing. Current owners have made improvements not only to the buildings but to the 21 +/- aces that are nested in this private oasis.Extreme care and attention to detail have been the driving force for the improvements and renovations making the farm your private refuge and the newer house a fantastic guesthouse. This has been a personal project for the owners and one they would love for the new owners to continue. Location is less than 10 minutes to historic downtown Aiken and only 5 minutes to the steeplechase track.

Rare opportunity to own 87 Cannon St, located in one of Charleston's fastest-growing areas. Located near Fuel, The Charlee on Cannon, Ladles, Co-Op, etc. The property is within the STR overlay and is currently used commercially with an LB (limited business) zoning. Tennant is in place until the end of September. The building is configured as a duplex, with two bedrooms and one bath on each side. Additionally, there is approximately 650 square feet of land behind the property on Carrere Court. Buyer to verify square footage and all pertinent information.

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.