This 1890s Charleston single, steeped in history and character while offering modern conveniences, is perfectly placed in the heart of downtown Charleston, steps from restaurants, cultural venues, and a full-service grocery. The owners' meticulous maintenance and renovation of the interior, exterior, and garden make it a turnkey property for anyone looking to move right in. The kitchen, renovated in late 2025, features top-of-the line appliances such as a Wolf oven and range and built-in Subzero refrigerator, complemented by custom cabinetry and counters and full-height backsplashes crafted from Italian marble. An eat-in dining area and sitting room niche overlook the private garden.The formal dining room and living room retain many of the original historic details of the home, such as crown moldings, hardwood floors, and working fireplaces. All elements of the ground level, inside and out, make for easy and joyful entertaining. The original staircase leads to the second floor bedrooms and two full baths. The primary suite is generously sized, featuring a walk-in closet and additional compact home office fitted with soundproofing material. The beautifully updated primary bath is bright and spacious, with dappled sunlight often brightening the herringbone tile floor, double-wide vanity, and custom-built shower. A second full bath, also bright and fully updated, is fitted with a tub. Light fills the home through the day, beginning with sunrises over the second bedroom and traditional double piazzas, continuing with afternoon light and natural shade from a Japanese maple in the kitchen and garden, and ending with quintessentially Charleston sunsets over Ansonborough roofscapes in the primary bedroom. True to the home's original design, the owners have used a sitting room adjoining the primary bedroom as a bedroom, with the first-floor living room also available for use as a bedroom.

Steeped in history and meticulously maintained, this approximately 3,000-square-foot residence presents a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Charleston's architectural legacy. Originally constructed in 1818 by prominent merchant and planter Robert Murrell Venning, the home served as his primary residence while he developed other properties throughout the area. Following the Great Fire of 1838, the house was carefully restored while preserving its original footprint. Today, the property retains its pre-fire 1818 brick foundations, chimneys, and original walls--offering an authentic connection to the historic Ansonborough neighborhood, one of downtown Charleston's most prestigious and desirable enclaves.Just steps from the Charleston Gaillard Center and some of the city's finest restaurants, the location is ideal for sophisticated downtown living. The interior is defined by soaring ceilings and exceptional natural light throughout. Original hardwood floors, historic gas and wood-burning fireplaces, and period chandeliers lend warmth and character to the thoughtfully preserved home, which underwent an expert renovation in 2015. Modern comforts have been seamlessly integrated, including a four-zone HVAC system that ensures efficient climate control across all levels. The first floor is designed for effortless entertaining, featuring a formal living room, an ample dining room, and a chef's kitchen. The kitchen serves as the heart of the home with exposed ceiling beams, a generously sized island, high-end Thermador appliances, and elegant mahogany French doors that open directly to the lush gardens. The second level hosts the primary suite, a private retreat complete with a spa-like bath and an abundance of closet space--an exceptional amenity for a historic peninsula home. A versatile library on this level can easily serve as a second bedroom or office. The third floor offers a secluded retreat with a private bath, ideal as a third bedroom, artist's studio, or quiet workspace. Beyond the main living areas, the finished lower level includes an additional bedroom and full bath, providing a comfortable guest suite or private quarters. The exterior of the home is equally captivating. Two gracious piazzas overlook professionally designed gardens and hardscape by Sheila Wertimer, creating a lush and serene outdoor setting. A remarkable historic detail remains in the rear brick wall of the house, which dates to 1770. An outdoor fireplace enhances the space, creating a private oasis perfect for year-round entertaining. Recent updates, including a newly resealed roof, ensure the home's structural integrity is as impressive as its rich history. Complete with off-street parking--an exceptional convenience in the historic district--41 Society Street represents a rare offering: a premier Charleston peninsula residence that seamlessly blends historic character with modern luxury.

Step into the heart of historic Charleston with this beautifully restored second-floor residence at 180 Broad Street, Unit D, located within the iconic Cooper-O'Connor House, a distinguished Greek Revival home dating to circa 1855. Nestled in sought-after Harleston Village, this one-bedroom, one-bath condominium offers timeless architectural character paired with thoughtful modern updates--just steps from Colonial Lake, White Point Garden, and the city's finest dining and shopping.Inside, the home showcases soaring 11-foot ceilings, original wide-plank heart pine floors, and exquisite woodwork that speaks to its rich heritage. The renovated kitchen features stainless steel appliances and opens seamlessly to a spacious living area, creating an ideal layout for both everyday living andentertaining. The expansive wraparound piazza--approximately 500 square feet--extends the living space outdoors and offers a rare opportunity to enjoy Charleston's signature indoor-outdoor lifestyle. This inviting space is perfect for morning coffee, al fresco dining, or evening cocktails. Additional highlights include off-street parking--an uncommon luxury in this historic district--and a beautifully maintained structure recognized with the prestigious Carolopolis Award for preservation. Rich in history, elegance, and location, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a refined pied-à-terre or full-time residence in the very heart of downtown Charleston.

Welcome to the Simons-Jagar House, constructed in 1880 by brothers James and Manning Simons. This elegant South-of-Broad home has a closed gable copper roof and front bay window with surmounting balustrade and double piazzas built on original high ground. Inside you will find period architectural details with expansive 12' ceilings, 6 fireplaces, charming French doors, restored heart pine floors, and double parlors typical of houses on New Street. Upon entering, you will be greeted by a formal hallway with Farrow & Ball wallpaper and Urban Electric light fixtures, double parlors with matching silk Fortuny chandeliers and marble fireplaces, and a formal dining room with Pierre Frey silk wallpaper and built-in dry bar. Next is the well-appointed custom kitchen and separatebutler's pantry with striking marble counters, La Cornue range, Fisher & Paykel dishwashers, Sub-Zero refrigerators and wine fridge, built-in Miele microwave and coffee station, hot water tap, and nugget ice maker. There is also a powder room with Gracie silk wallpaper and a den with built-in cabinetry and surround sound speaker system. On the second floor you will find the spacious primary suite that includes a bedroom with fabric wallpaper and exquisite Fortuny chandelier, custom walk-in closet, separate WC, and luxurious bathroom with marble shower, heated and jetted soaker tub, smart toilet, and radiant heat marble floors. There are 2 additional bedrooms on the second floor - each with custom closets and ensuite bathrooms with marble showers and radiant heat marble floors. All second-floor bedrooms have French doors leading to piazzas. A conveniently located second-floor laundry boasts double washers/dryers, custom cabinetry, drying racks, sink with touchless faucet, and substantial storage and folding space. The third floor comprises a bedroom, custom closets, bathroom with marble tile, and play area/rec space. The additional one-bedroom apartment features a fully appointed kitchen with Fisher & Paykel dishwasher and refrigerator, and induction range; full bathroom; laundry; custom closet, and new mini-split HVAC system. Separate basement has poured concrete floor for additional storage. In the fully enclosed exterior, you will find a lovely stone patio with fountain, custom landscape lighting, irrigation, mature landscaping, EV charger, and brick driveway with parking for 2 tandem cars. Property underwent full restoration and renovation in 2025-2026, including new electrical with upgraded 400-amp panels, new plumbing, 3 new HVAC systems, and tankless hot water heater. Close proximity to Charleston's best shopping and restaurants. Excellent opportunity to own turnkey family home in heart of desirable South-of-Broad neighborhood.

Located in the heart of Charleston's coveted Harleston Village, this thoughtfully renovated residence offers a rare combination of scale, functionality, and walkable downtown living--complete with the added convenience of two off-street parking spaces. Spanning approximately 2,440 square feet, the home features five bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, with exceptionally generous living spaces designed to accommodate both everyday living and entertaining. A full studs-out renovation completed in 2017 seamlessly blends modern updates with the character and charm expected of a historic Charleston property. The interior is anchored by an open-concept kitchen and living space, complemented by wood flooring throughout and a layout that offers both flow and flexibility.The primary suite is well-appointed with dual vanities, while multiple additional bedrooms provide ample space for guests, work-from-home needs, or rental versatility. The home's scale and configuration also present the opportunity to further enhance or reimagine the primary suite, allowing future owners to create a more expansive, private retreat tailored to their lifestyle. Outdoor living is equally compelling, with three distinct porch spaces--including a large front porch and a second-floor screened porch--alongside a private, fenced backyard with a covered patio designed for entertaining or quiet retreat. A metal roof (2017) adds long-term durability and peace of mind. Positioned just approximately two blocks from both MUSC and the College of Charleston, the home offers immediate access to King Street's premier shopping and dining, as well as nearby Marion Square, known for its green space, farmers market, and year-round events--placing some of the city's best amenities just moments away. Currently operating as an income-producing property with established rental history, this offering presents a compelling opportunity for investors and owner-occupants alike seeking a well-located, high-performing asset in one of Charleston's most desirable neighborhoods.

Welcome to 301 Broad St #1, a completely reimagined 2-bed, 1.5-bath townhouse-style condo in the exclusive South of Broad neighborhood. Designed in collaboration with renowned architectural firm EAG Studio of San Francisco, this home has undergone a meticulous gut renovation down to the studs. Featuring all-new windows, walls, floors, ceilings, electrical and plumbing systems, and refurbished HVAC systems, every element has been thoughtfully reimagined. The result is a modern, clean, minimalist home that's as functional as it is beautiful. Situated within walking distance of parks, restaurants, and shops, this home allows you to enjoy unparalleled access to Charleston's best amenities.Step inside to an open-concept living space. The expanded kitchen features top-of-the-line Dacor Modernist appliances, custom Jilco black enamel cabinetry, and sleek black granite countertops. White oak floors with mahogany accents lead to the striking architectural glass staircase. Upstairs, vaulted ceilings and refinished heart-of-pine floors add warmth and charm to the primary and guest bedrooms. Mahogany doors and a zero-entry marble shower complete the luxurious interior. The home includes two dedicated off-street parking spaces, a shared guest parking space, and a shared patio perfect for taking in the Charleston sunsets. Just steps away are Colonial Lake Park, tennis and pickleball courts, and local restaurant favorites like Costa Charleston. King Street's vibrant shopping and dining are a short half-mile stroll. Don't miss your chance to own this one-of-a-kind South of Broad townhouse!

Circa 1754 - The Veree-Duvall House. Perfectly located in the heart of the Old Walled City on historic Church Street, South of Broad. Fine, notable Pre-Revolutionary woodwork, especially in the front drawing room. This elegant home boasts a spacious rear addition overlooking the Wertimer-designed garden and luxurious guest house. The new addition allows a generous kitchen, breakfast area, and a grand rear living room opening to the beautiful garden. The 2nd-level primary suite also benefits from the rear addition, with lush garden views. The deep garden is special, as it is double in width in the rear, giving one fabulous entertaining and outdoor dining areas around the chic pool. The single-level, 2 BR guest house is tucked away, discreetly out of view from the main house.The 2nd level of the main house offers 2 guest bedrooms and bathrooms with a separate sitting area in between. The 2nd-level rear offers the large sunny primary suite, featuring 2 walk-ins, an elegant bath, and your own private terrace overlooking the garden and pool. There is an elevator for access in addition to the staircase. The high elevation location is surrounded by unmatched 18th-century views and only a short, walkable distance to fine dining and galleries.

Villa Toscana, originally designed and built by the late artist John Carroll Doyle as his personal atelier, has been completely renovated for modern living with luxury finishes throughout. This private, free-standing home is uniquely situated beside the hidden gem of Gateway Walk, the historic garden path connecting King Street and Archdale Street. The owner of 4 Gateway Walk enjoys keyed access to the garden gate--an amenity reminiscent of the private access to Gramercy Park in New York City.Enter through the charming private courtyard for a magical arrival, or through the front door off the parking court. The light-filled living room features three sets of French doors opening onto a covered patio and the courtyard beyond, creating effortless indoor-outdoor flow. Anchored by a gasfireplace, the living space is ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The newly renovated kitchen is a chef's dream, featuring Wolf, Miele, and Cove appliances, a large marble-topped center island, and custom cabinetry. A scullery tucked just behind the kitchen provides abundant storage and space for additional appliances. The kitchen opens to the dining area, where French doors also lead out to the patio and courtyard. A powder room and mudroom complete the first floor. An elevator services all three floors. The second floor features a beautiful primary suite with a private balcony, built-in desk, three closets plus a spacious walk-in closet, and a stunning primary bath with dual vanities, custom cabinetry, and a luxurious wet room with soaking tub and shower. A second bedroom on this floor includes a large closet, a newly renovated en-suite bath, and access to another private balcony. The third floor has been thoughtfully reimagined and offers exceptional flexibility. A stylish living room with custom built-ins includes a wet bar with sink, refrigerator drawers, beverage fridge, and illuminated cabinetry. A bedroom with closet opens to a private balcony with rooftop views. A marble bathroom with shower also connects to the living space. French doors lead to the expansive rooftop terrace. The spectacular roof top terrace provides an exceptional setting for entertaining al fresco, with travertine flooring and multiple planters, and incredible views of Charleston's iconic rooftops and many church steeples. Multiple outdoor spaces are equally impressive and include the walled garden courtyard with covered patio off the living and dining rooms, as well as multiple large balconies on both the second and third floors. The amount of outdoor space is incredible and very private. The current owners spared no expense in fully renovating this beautiful property. Every surface of the home has been renovated and reimagined with new lighting, HVAC systems, high quality kitchen and baths, marble countertops, custom interior doors, new hardware, designer wallpaper, and custom drapery and blinds. There is a gated driveway entrance and a private parking court with room for 4+ vehicles. The property is located in a high and dry X flood zone. Located just off King Street, the location is extremely private yet easily accessible to the best shops, restaurants and art galleries. American Gardens and the Charleston Library Society are right across the street. 4 Gateway Walk is incredibly unique and special, and is a fantastic full time residence or low-maintenance pied-a-terre. This is a rare offering in the heart of downtown Charleston.

Perched on the high fourth floor of the prestigious Anson House, this elegant two-bedroom residence offers beautiful water views and a rare sense of tranquility in the heart of downtown Charleston. Perfectly positioned along the quiet Laurens Street waterfront, this home combines the convenience of urban living with a peaceful setting removed from the crowds often found in other parts of the historic district.Inside, refined interiors showcase high-end finishes throughout, including a beautifully appointed chef's kitchen with premium appliances and custom cabinetry designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining.The spacious primary suite is a true retreat, featuring an expansive walk-in closet and a luxurious spa-like bath, while a well-appointed guest suite provides comfort and privacy for visitors. Large windows frame glimpses of the harbor and the surrounding historic skyline, bringing natural light into the gracious living spaces and enhancing the home's serene atmosphere. Residents of Anson House enjoy the convenience of a full-time doorman, secure entry, and one of downtown's most desirable waterfront locations. Just moments away is the Gaillard Center, along with the restaurants, galleries, and cultural offerings that define Charleston's vibrant downtown lifestyle--yet the neighborhood retains a sense of quiet sophistication and residential calm. The residence also conveys with two deeded parking spaces, a rare and valuable amenity in downtown Charleston. Offering water views, refined finishes, and exceptional walkability, this residence presents an outstanding opportunity to enjoy Charleston living at its most elegant and effortless.

Tucked within the storied Harleston Village neighborhood, this elegant condominium resides in the historic Cooper-O'Connor House, a distinguished three-story Greek Revival residence dating to circa 1855. Rich in architectural heritage and timeless Lowcountry character, the home features soaring 11-foot ceilings, original wide-plank heart pine floors, beautifully preserved original and custom woodwork, and a private piazza one of the most charming along iconic Broad Street. Framed by original columns crowned with Temple of Winds capitals, the piazza gracefully extends the living space outdoors, creating an idyllic setting for morning coffee, alfresco dining, evening cocktails, and front-row views of Charleston's beloved parades and festivities. Steeped in history, the residence received...the prestigious Carolopolis Award in 2002, recognizing its exceptional preservation. In the waning days of the Civil War, Union generals were once confined within the home, and a sketchbook by General Truman Seymour reveals that even they were drawn to the piazza's quiet beauty. Inside, the current owners have thoughtfully preserved the home's historic soul while introducing tasteful modern comforts. The residence features two fireplaces with marble surrounds and custom mantels, including a striking bas-relief carving in the living room that faithfully replicates the drawing room mantle at Drayton Hall, one of America's most revered plantation homes. Large original pocket doors elegantly separate the living and sleeping spaces, adding both architectural drama and functional privacy. The primary bath has been beautifully updated with marble finishes and a luxurious spa-style tub with rainfall shower, offering a tranquil retreat at day's end. An updated kitchen, along with thoughtfully designed custom shelving and closet spaces, further enhances everyday living. Perfectly positioned just steps from Colonial Lake, this remarkable residence is also moments from beloved neighborhood favorites such as Burbage's Grocery, along with Charleston's celebrated restaurants, boutiques, and cultural landmarks. Adding to its rarity and appeal is coveted off-street parking, a true luxury in this historic district. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston's history, where elegance, heritage, and modern comfort blend effortlessly in the heart of the Holy City.

3 Shaftsbury Lane offers a rare combination of space and location in the heart of downtown Charleston. Situated on Barre Street between Canal and Beaufain, the property is near Colonial Lake, The Alcove, and the MUSC campus, putting some of the peninsula's most loved spots just a few blocks from your door. The home sits on a generously sized lot with spacious front, side, and back yards that provide room to relax, garden, or entertain. Parking is available both in front of the property and in the rear, a valuable feature in this part of downtown.Tucked along charming Shaftsbury Lane, the property enjoys a quiet setting while still being right in the middle of everything Charleston has to offer.Whether taking a stroll around Colonial Lake, grabbing coffee at The Alcove, or heading to MUSC, the location offers both convenience and classic downtown character.

Renovation opportunity in the historic Harleston Village neighborhood just three blocks from King Street. This handsome two-story stucco residence, built circa 1850, is currently configured as a four-unit property and offers significant potential for restoration or investment.The building sits on a generous lot with ample off-street parking--an uncommon feature in this desirable downtown location. Three of the four units are currently occupied, providing immediate income while renovations or future plans are considered.Recent improvements: new slate roof main house, new metal roof addition. plumbing and electrical work, and structural repairs. Contact agent for a complete list.