The gracious Charleston lifestyle can be yours when you call this classically-inspired house designed by Randolph Martz and constructed in 2003 home. The lovely gated garden was designed by Robert Chestnut and includes off-street parking. Light flows into this house and abundant views of Charleston rooftops and architecture from its many windows abound. There are beautiful hardwood floors throughout. A gracious dining room and a 20 X 30 drawing room flows into the garden from the many sets of French doors. A gourmet kitchen with family room and powder room complete this floor. The bright and spacious master suite has a wonderful marble bath with steam shower, heated floors,and heated towel racks. Another bedroom with en suite bath is on this floor as well. On the third floor are t

Legare Street's oldest residence, known locally as ''The Sword Gate,'' was built circa 1790-1803 and is located on high ground in a high AE flood zone. This Federal-style residence is privately nestled behind its famous front gates which were originally commissioned for the City's Guard House but rejected because the proposed price was too steep. Sword Gate was originally constructed by the great-granddaughter of Solomon Legare, the man for whom Legare Street is named. This elegant estate of over 17,000 square feet includes 9 bedrooms, 13 full and 3 half baths and is one of the most impressive and historically significant homes on Peninsular Charleston. Adamesque woodwork, plasterwork and composition work enhance many of the most formal spaces including the grand ballroom and dining room.

#204 - the North Flat, is one of just two opportunities left for you to become part of Historic Charleston's new distinctive address, Harleston Gates, with projected completion in the Spring of 2020. As of January 2020, drywall has been completed! With just four flats and four penthouses, these boutique residences showcase the very best of elegant contemporary living in a classically inspired framework. The North Flat offers ten foot ceilings, a gracious open floor plan, a spacious master suite, and opulent appointments. With views to Wentworth Mansion and french doors to a balcony set amidst the trees, this Flat is one-of-a kind. One of the most impressive residential buildings ever to be built in Charleston, Harleston Gates is constructed with steel, concrete, and

One of the most spectacular boutique condominium buildings ever created in Charleston, Harleston Gates is estimated to be ready for its owners in the late Spring. As of January 2020, drywall has been completed! Each residence is outfitted with the finest of finishes, and includes two secured parking spaces in the enclosed garage along with a doorman/concierge to attend to your every need. The South Flat (#202) offers a bright and gracious open floor plan with southwestern exposures in the nearly 40 foot wide living room. The kitchen is outfitted in ceiling height custom cabinetry as well as Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. Additionally, you'll find 10-foot ceilings throughout, a gas fireplace, a generous master suite with an expansive closet, a private veranda, and a private garage entryway

One of the finest major surviving Italianate buildings erected in Charleston before the civil war. The front facade features an L-shaped asymmetrical plan with pedimented front gable and arched wooden loggias. The scale, interior arrangement and its ornamentation are ideal for social gatherings. There is a semi-circular staircase lit by an octagonal skylight. There are four bedrooms in the main house, a large eat in kitchen and numerous sitting rooms. At the rear of the property are the original dependencies which provide a two car garage and two separate one bedroom apartments. The lot is one of the largest in the neighborhood with a high privacy wall and plenty of room to build a pool and outdoor entertaining area.

Beautiful renovation has been completed on this charming home tucked on back of lot away from street. Front garden is very welcoming with an entrance through the garden gate which gives a sense of privacy. Gracious living areas with fireplaces are wonderful for relaxing or entertaining. Updated kitchen offers top of the line appliances. Front porch with dining table and sitting area is perfect for outdoor dining. Just a few steps from the harbor and within walking distance of Charleston's finest restaurants.

First Floor Master--Circa 1842 residence constructed by Daniel Fairchild who was a brick and lumber merchant. This grand residence was totally renovated in 2004 and divided into three condominiums. Enter the property through the downstairs piazza which overlooks the delightful garden with bubbling fountain. Exquisite original mantles and moldings have been maintained in this beautiful property with spacious rooms. Focal point of both living and dining rooms are beautiful fireplaces with gas logs. Downstairs master with private bath add to the livability of this gracious home. Sparkling heart pine floors throughout. Grand staircase leads to the upstairs guest suite. Great location in Harleston Village within walking distance of MUSC, Roper and other Charleston amenities

REDUCED PRICE AND BEST WATERFRONT VALUE IN CHARLESTON! Stately 1924 replica of the Twickenham Plantation house, located on Charleston's iconic Murray Boulevard. House is built above flood elevation and has had no water inside during any storm! Generous deep porches welcome you into this light-filled home, with large windows providing direct views of the water and passing boats. Built in the Federal style, this double house has large front rooms connected across the entrance hall, with kitchen, sunroom, and den in the rear. Ideally suited for entertaining and family life. A covered piazza off the sunroom provides an inviting connection to the large private walled garden with grand oaks and beautifully planted beds. The master suite occupies half of the second floor,

22 Church St. was one of three tenement houses built by the Fenwick family of Charleston, SC. Damaged by fire before 1785, the lots lay vacant until 1796 when Daniel Brown, a mariner, purchased the long, narrow, central property and built a home in the style of the traditional Charleston single-house. Over time, the structure has been converted into the house we see today. The traditional Charleston porch has been walled in, the entrance room greatly expanded, and the front doorway shifted from the south side of the building to the west, now opening directly onto the street. A rooftop skylight, large windows, and several beautiful early fanlights, allow vast amounts of natural light to enter the home, highlighting the historic nature of the structure.

one of the oldest structures on Broad Street the David Ramsay house was built prior to 1750. It has been beautifully maintained and retains much of the original paneling, trim and flooring. The property was a built and used as a residence and has been more recently used as professional offices. The Limited Business zoning allows for a number of uses including, residential , retail and office. The property is protected by interior and exterior preservation easements.

Known as the Union Insurance Company Building is one of Charleston's oldest surviving office buildings. Built between 1811 and 1819 as an office building the property features much or the original woodwork and heart pine flooring. The building has been used as attorney's offices since 1988. The property is located in one of the most desirable areas of downtown Charleston. While currently set up for offices, with Limited Business Zoning the property could be converted to retail, restaurant or residential use. Two parking spaces are available. Showing by appointment. The # of BR and Baths is potential not actual.