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With so many options for Downtown Charleston SC homes and also waterfront properties, new condos, waterfront condos for sale, new construction it is key to have the right agent before you purchase a new home. I have successfully helped homeowners in the Downtown Charleston SC area find homes of their dreams by meeting their every need. Downtown Charleston is one of the most historic and livable cities in the entire United States. Although most of downtown is considered “historic”, the most popular desired street with many historically significant homes for sale on Tradd St. The downtown Charleston real estate market consists primarily of 9 boroughs or neighborhoods with the three most expensive being French Quarter, South of Broad, Harleston Village, and Harleston Green. Consisting of both detached homes, townhouses and condos. The 29401 area code is the most expensive property per square foot in the entire state of S.C. and if you want to own downtown the more affordable homes are in 29403 (scroll down further) or “outside the crosstown” as it’s known locally.
MLS Listings Data
Total Listings:
131
Average Price:
$2,946,416
Highest Listing Price:
$14,500,000
Average Days On Market:
139
Average Price/SqFt:
$1,154
Downtown Charleston SC Homes For Sale currently has one hundred and thirty-one (131) for sale on MLS. Downtown Charleston SC Homes For Sale listings have an average sales price of $2,946,416 ranging in price from $90,000 to $14,500,000. The average sq ft home size of Downtown Charleston SC Homes For Sale Charleston SC is 2,553 square feet. The largest property for sale is 13,462 sqft and smallest 0 sqft. View property listings for sale by price, street, subdivision, age, property type, location, features, size, and listing date, and time on MLS with an of 139 days on the market.
Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to own Slip E-12, a 50' x 18' wet slip in the highly desirable Harborage Marina in Charleston, SC. One of this slip's biggest advantages is its convenient location near the parking lot, significantly reducing the distance you'll need to carry coolers, fishing gear, luggage, and supplies to and from your boat--a convenience you'll appreciate every time you head out on the water. Harborage Marina offers gated security, full-time marina staff, restrooms, high-speed internet, shore power, fresh water, pump-out service, and a well-maintained, professionally managed facility.
The Harborage marina is one of the better ran marinas in Charleston, and if you have a larger sized vessel boat slip G-12 is for you. This is one of the larger sized interior slips at 50 x 18 ft, and even better, the slip beside this one has a floating dock so you have even more space on the sides (until they are gone at least). This marina features a full time management staff, bathrooms, showers, internet, water, 50 amp electrical, and security. So enjoy your boat in downtown Charleston, stay the weekend, without the hassle of launching.
Experience the pinnacle of Charleston's maritime lifestyle at Slip T-17, the most coveted 90' x 22' yacht berth in the harbor. Perfectly positioned at the end of the brand-new dock addition in the prestigious Harborage at Ashley Marina, this oversized slip offers an elite infrastructure rarely found on the market, featuring extra-large pilings and two dedicated power pedestals (delivering 100-amp, three 50-amp, and 30-amp service). Beyond the technical superiority of dual water connections and high-speed Wi-Fi, owners enjoy the luxury of stunning IPE wood docks, a brand-new dock house, and the peace of mind provided by a full-time dockmaster and maintenance staff. Complete with private showers, laundry, pump-out services, on-site fuel, and rare off-street parking, Slip T-17 representsa premier investment in Lowcountry luxury and unparalleled nautical convenience. Slips this size rarely come up for sale so act quickly.
Beautifully built in the Charleston Single style, this elegant home offers the grace and scale of nearby historic properties without the usual maintenance expense. Located in convenient and desirable Ansonborough, featuring solid masonry construction, ample parking and a charming walled garden are just a few of the key features.Tall ceilings with well proportioned rooms echo the past including an open staircase to all three levels. Luxurious finishes in the well crafted kitchen and four full baths, even in a private terrace off the primary suite. Meticulous owners recently replaced all three HVAC systems, allowing for a turnkey ownership experience.
280 Meeting comprises seven luxury residences nestled in the exclusive Ansonborough neighborhood. These new construction residences are tucked between the rooftops of Charleston's historic Peninsula and the vibrant new luxury residential block of Meeting Street.The site is being reimagined as seven private residences--five condos within a restored main building and two townhomes wrapped around a garden courtyard with a pool. The work is led by Bello | Garris Architects, whose practice on the Peninsula is known for a disciplined, quietly classical hand.The site sits a few blocks from Marion Square and the King Street retail corridor, closer still to the neighborhood cafes, galleries and residential lanes that have always defined Charleston's Peninsula.The gesture here is restraint: preserve the scale of the block, recess the new construction behind a stucco garden wall, and let the daylight, ironwork, and historic nature of Ansonborough lead the design. The interior direction takes its cues from the historic fabric of Ansonborough--the quiet rhythm of bespoke trim and millwork, the patina of unlacquered brass, the broad plan of a natural white-oak floor. The intent is rooms that age into the building rather than against it. Palettes lean warm and quiet--ivory and bone, dust and clay, within deep tannin accents. Floors are wide white-oak plank in a natural finish; walls carry bespoke trim and millwork; custom painted cabinetry and stained-oak built-ins throughout. Stones are honed rather than polished. Hardware is unlacquered brass in the main-building residences and polished nickel in the townhouse baths. 10-to-11-foot ceiling heights throughout the residences. Exquisite taste coupled with pleasing design touches with the finest stones & wood surfaces combined with premium Thermador appliances speak to a modern home with the vestiges of the historic patina of Downtown Charleston. The palette was chosen with care--rooted in the deep history and traditions of one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods, yet quietly attuned to how these residences will be lived in today. Amenities include a pool, fitness center with sauna, and both garage and surface parking. Construction is anticipated to begin in late 2026, with an expected delivery in the second quarter of 2028. Townhouse 140, located in the rear of the property, offers 3,300 square feet of luxury living. This residence offers three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths with an additional 900 square feet of outdoor space overlooking the pool. This three-level residence is equipped with an elevator for the convenience of the owner, the flex space can be used as an office, family room, or guest suite. This townhouse also includes a dedicated assigned parking space on the property.
280 Meeting comprises seven luxury residences nestled in the exclusive Ansonborough neighborhood. These new construction residences are tucked between the rooftops of Charleston's historic Peninsula and the vibrant new luxury residential block of Meeting Street.The site is being reimagined as seven private residences--five condos within a restored main building and two townhomes wrapped around a garden courtyard with a pool. The work is led by Bello | Garris Architects, whose practice on the Peninsula is known for a disciplined, quietly classical hand.The site sits a few blocks from Marion Square and the King Street retail corridor, closer still to the neighborhood cafes, galleries and residential lanes that have always defined Charleston's Peninsula.The gesture here is restraint: preserve the scale of the block, recess the new construction behind a stucco garden wall, and let the daylight, ironwork, and historic nature of Ansonborough lead the design. The interior direction takes its cues from the historic fabric of Ansonborough--the quiet rhythm of bespoke trim and millwork, the patina of unlacquered brass, the broad plan of a natural white-oak floor. The intent is rooms that age into the building rather than against it. 10-to-11-foot ceiling heights throughout the residences. Exquisite taste coupled with pleasing design touches with the finest stones & wood surfaces combined with premium Thermador appliances speak to a modern home with the vestiges of the historic patina of Downtown Charleston. Palettes lean warm and quiet--ivory and bone, dust and clay, within deep tannin accents. Floors are wide white-oak planks in a natural finish; walls carry bespoke trim and millwork; custom painted cabinetry and stained-oak built-ins throughout. Stones are honed rather than polished. Hardware is unlacquered brass in the main-building residences and polished nickel in the townhouse baths. The palette was chosen with care--rooted in the deep history and traditions of one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods yet quietly attuned to how these residences will be lived in today. Amenities include a pool, fitness center with sauna, and both garage and surface parking. Construction is anticipated to begin in late 2026, with an expected delivery in the second quarter of 2028. Unit 200 is a prime three-bedroom, three-and-one-half bathroom unit boasting approximately 800 square feet of outdoor terrace overlooking Meeting Street and the city. Expansive Floor-to-ceiling steel-frame windows draw in all of Charleston's historic beauty and natural light. Assigned parking spaces.
This custom built South of Broad residence is a rare find featuring a 2 car garage, rooftop deck & WATER VIEWS of the Charleston Harbor!Other notable features include an elevator to all 4 floors, multiple outdoor terraces & porches, 2 game / bonus rooms for flex space usage (1 on ground level & the 2nd on the 4th floor), multiple living rooms, large eat in kitchen with state of the art appliances, 10ft ceilings with nearly floor to ceiling storm rated windows throughout, copper roof, a plethora of storage closets & is light filled throughout. There are 3 bedrooms on the 3rd level with an optional 4th bedroom on 4th floor in the 2nd flex space - all with ensuitebathrooms.
Enter through a gated palm tree lined driveway & lush landscaping to find a thoroughly unique & built to last home. This residence was thoughtfully built using concrete & stucco, assuring it is extremely solid & virtually sound proof! The nearly 12 foot elevation of the home itself is another bonus which offers additional privacy from passersby. If having a pool is important, there is room for one!
The home has only had ONE owner since it was custom built in 2007. Do not miss this exceedingly rare opportunity to own a new(er) home with all the modern conveniences in the heart of the historic district, but without the historic home maintenance!
See Documents section for Information Sheet + Floor Plan.
Systems Info: New Hot Water Heater (2026). 3 Newer HVACS (replaced 2023-2025) & have been regularly serviced & maintained. New Trim Paint (2026).
The information herein is furnished to the best of the Listing Agent's knowledge, but is subject to verification by the purchaser and their agent. Listing Agent assumes no responsibility for correctness thereof, nor warrant the accuracy of the information or the condition of the property. If square footage is important - measure. Buyer to verify schools.
A rare opportunity to own a distinguished masonry Charleston Single House in the heart of historic Ansonborough. The Jonah M. Venning House, circa 1839, is an elegant residence featuring classic copper-clad piazzas, a private courtyard, and deep off-street parking, all within one of Charleston's most sought-after historic neighborhoods. The main residence offers 4 bedrooms and 31/2 baths, including true third-floor bedrooms, providing exceptional space and flexibility. Behind the main house are two separately metered residential units: a 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment and a 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment, creating opportunities for guest accommodations, multigenerational living, rental income, or future integration into a larger single-family estate.As part of the celebrated Ansonborough Rehabilitation Project, the property was carefully preserved as part of Charleston's ongoing commitment to protecting its architectural heritage. A conservation easement held by the Historic Charleston Foundation further ensures the stewardship of this important historic resource. Lovingly maintained by the current owner since 1991, the home underwent a thoughtful restoration by renowned Charleston craftsman Richard Marks Restorations, Inc. in 2003, reflecting a deep respect for its historic character and enduring quality. Additional highlights include: - X Flood Zone designation, with no flood insurance currently required. - Three electric meters serving the property. - Recently vacated apartments with prior rental income of approximately $3,200 per month. - Offers ability to combine main house and carriage apartments into one extraordinary residence. The seller's preference is to convey the home fully furnished including the antiques that were selected for this home via separate bill of sale. This offers a truly turnkey opportunity to enjoy one of Charleston's treasured historic properties.
What if you could own your own piece of historic downtown Charleston for just $375,000? Here's that rare opportunity to purchase your own pied-a-terre adjacent to Colonial Lake with LOW HOA! Located in the charming Berkeley Court building in the highly desirable Harleston Historic District, this first-floor studio offers an exceptional location! Just one block off of the infamous Broad Street, the building sits at the corner of Beaufain Street & Rutledge Avenue, surrounded by some of Charleston's most beautiful and prestigious homes. This bright and efficiently designed studio is ideal as a Charleston pied-a-terre, weekend getaway, or convenient in-town residence for a student or professional at MUSC or the College of Charleston. The unique floor plan includes a kitchenette, high 10-footceilings, comfortable living/sleeping area with a Murphy bed included. No major projects needed! While compact, the space is thoughtfully situated in one of downtown Charleston's most coveted locations. Step outside and Colonial Lake is right across the street, offering a beautiful setting for morning or evening strolls, exercise, or simply enjoying one of downtown's favorite gathering places. King Street's renowned shopping and fashion district, acclaimed restaurants, coffee shops, galleries, nightlife and neighborhood amenities are all within a few blocks. Adding to the character and history of this special property is an original 1920s safe located in the walk-in closet--a fascinating reminder of the building's earlier days when it housed businesses. The safe remains with the property and is a unique piece of Charleston history. Berkeley Court offers a shared laundry area and bike racks for owners, and the low monthly regime fee includes water, sewer and building maintenance. Small in size, but exceptional in location and Charleston character--this is an opportunity to own your own downtown retreat in the heart of one of the city's most desirable historic neighborhoods.
Exceptionally well maintained, boasting grand historic scale, this property is on the market for the first time in a generation! Tucked away on one of Charleston's most private and storied lanes, this exceptional residence on coveted Little Lamboll Street presents a rare opportunity to own a grand historic home--thoughtfully condominiumized for ease of ownership while preserving the scale and elegance of a single-family residence. Originally constructed in 1743, the property is rich with architectural character and timeless details, from multiple working fireplaces and intricate moldings to graciously proportioned rooms designed for both formal entertaining and comfortable everyday living. The home features gleaming hardwood floors throughout and incredibly grand rooms with high ceilingsSpanning approximately 3,500 square feet in the main residence, the home unfolds across multiple levels, offering a flexible and inviting floor plan. Expansive double piazzas and verandas provide quintessential Charleston outdoor living, while a rooftop deck captures sweeping views over the historic peninsula. The main living level features elegant formal living and dining rooms, each anchored by a fireplace, alongside a bright kitchen with adjoining sunroom that offers an ideal opportunity for customization. Upstairs, the primary suite is complemented by 2 additional bedrooms, and a library or sitting room, that could easily accommodate a fifth bedroom or office. Throughout, the home has been meticulously maintained by the same owners since 1997, offering exceptional condition and a strong foundation for thoughtful updates to kitchens and baths if desired. A separate, attached studio apartment (Unit 3-A), approximately 250 square feet, includes a full bath and kitchenette--perfect for guests, a private office, or supplemental living space. This could be rented out for extra income or would be great for a staff apartment. This sale includes the Main House (Unit 3) and Unit 3-A attached studio, for a total of 3,873 SqFt being offered. Additional highlights include two reserved off-street parking spaces, a shared gated drive, and a well-managed, intimate four-unit regime. Monthly HOA fees cover insurance, exterior maintenance, and landscaping, allowing for a true lock-and-leave lifestyle without sacrificing the scale or presence of a historic Charleston home. A discreet and remarkable offering in one of downtown Charleston's most exclusive enclaves--Lamboll Street is known for its quiet charm, residential character, and hidden architectural treasures, and this residence is no exception. Come quickly to secure your enduring legacy South of Broad.
Yacht Slip I-29 provides a 55' x 18' T-head berth at the end of the I-Dock within The Harborage at Ashley Marina in Charleston. Utilities: The slip isequipped with 50-amp and 30-amp electrical service. Dedicated water connections and Wi-Fi access are available. Fuel: On-site fuel station and pump-outservices. Amenities and Security Facilities: Features IPE wood docks and a recently built dock house. Staff: Maintained by a full-time Dockmaster anddedicated on-site crew. Comfort: Includes private showers, laundry facilities, and off-street parking. This 55-foot T-head slip allows for direct ownership of alarge-format berth in Charleston Harbor, where purchasing opportunities for vessels of this size and location are limited. Owner is a licensed SC real estateagent.
Meet 170 Queen St, a residence arranged for functional value with everyday ease of use in mind, presenting a seamless living experience. The thoughtfully designed kitchen is equipped with all stainless steel appliances, providing a cohesive aesthetic and reliable performance. An accent backsplash enhances the cooking area. This setup prioritizes practical living. Discover modern efficiency and stylish convenience in this residence.. Included 100-Day Home Warranty with buyer activation
Welcome to 53 Hasell Street, Unit C-an inviting retreat in the heart of historic Ansonborough. Set within the circa-1839 Charity Wilson House, this character-filled residence combines classic Charleston charm with thoughtful modern updates and a designated gated off-street parking space -- a rare and valuable downtown amenity. Exposed brick and a well-planned layout create a warm, distinctive interior. Just steps from the City Market, acclaimed restaurants, museums, galleries, the Gaillard Center, and many of the city's most celebrated destinations, Unit C is ideally positioned for enjoying Charleston on foot. Offered furnished with limited seller exclusions, it is well suited as a pied-a-terre, weekend getaway, second home, or full-time downtown residence.The updated kitchen features granite countertops, cherry cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, a gourmet range, and a dishwasher. Additional conveniences include a custom-tiled walk-in shower, an in-unit washer and dryer, and built-in storage. The thoughtfully designed layout makes excellent use of the space while preserving the architectural character that gives the residence its distinctive Charleston appeal. This is a special opportunity to own an easy-to-enjoy residence in one of the peninsula's most desirable and walkable neighborhoods. Use preferred lender to buy this home and receive an incentive towards your closing costs!
A nod to Charleston elegance, this extraordinary South of Broad residence honors its architectural legacy through a seamless balance of historic detail and sophisticated modern updates. Meticulously reimagined while honoring its historic soul, the home offers an effortless balance of timeless beauty and modern refinement. Beyond its distinguished facade, soaring ceilings, luminous interiors, an iconic Charleston sidehall layout anchored by gracious double parlors create a gracious flow for both intimate living and grand-scale entertaining. Original whitewashed hardwood floors, stately mahogany doors, and historic fireplaces thoughtfully converted to gas pay tribute to the home's storied past, while every modern enhancement has been carefully curated to complement its enduring character.The bespoke SieMatic kitchen is a statement in both form and function, appointed with premium Miele appliances, an Aga cast iron range, and elegant marble flooring, a space equally suited for gourmet preparation or gathering with family and friends.
Three beautifully proportioned bedroom suites each enjoy the privacy of an en suite bath, offering exceptional comfort for residents and guests alike. The primary suite is a serene retreat, complete with generous dual walk in closets and a spa-inspired bath featuring a marble shower and a luxurious Jacuzzi soaking tub.
Outside, a private courtyard unfolds as an urban sanctuary. The sparkling Gunite pool, shaded arbor, and thoughtfully designed outdoor living spaces evoke the ambiance of a boutique resort, creating an idyllic setting for alfresco dining, evening cocktails, or peaceful afternoons beneath Charleston's signature canopy of blue skies. A private three car driveway, an exceptional amenity in Charleston's historic district provides coveted off-street parking while enhancing the property's rarity, versatility, and lasting investment appeal.
Just moments from Charleston's celebrated culinary scene, charming boutiques, waterfront parks, and cultural landmarks, this remarkable residence offers more than a prestigious address, it presents an opportunity to experience one of America's most beloved historic cities from an incomparable setting where heritage, craftsmanship, and luxury converge.
Spacious and fully renovated condominium near the historic market area. Close to shopping & restaurants. Private parking, Security and pool. Being sold furnished.
NEIGHBORHOODS FOR SALE OUTSIDE THE CROSSTOWN (29403)
Known as “outside the crosstown” are usually more affordable on the peninsula and this area of downtown Charleston starts above Calhoun St north to Mt Pleasant Street. These neighborhoods known as boroughs are Wagener Terrace, Ansonborough, Westside, Wraggborough, Radcliffeborough, Cannonborough, Eastside, Elliottborough, and Hampton Park Terrace. The homes outside of the crosstown which is really just understood to mean the side of town on the right side of hwy 17, that bisects the city. There are newer communities seeing development in this side of town such as Lowndes Point, and the newest “NOMO” which stands for north of Morrison where developers and businesses are investing. View all properties, land lots, condos, townhouses, boat slips for sale in historic Charleston SC.
Not all properties in the downtown Charleston area are historic, but a large number are, probably 40%. Historic homes for sale in Charleston SC come with some must-know rules prospective buyers should be aware of. Unlike in most cities where you can almost do what you want to your house after you buy it, here in Charleston’s downtown you have to be careful. The city officials and preservation society of Charleston goes to great lengths to ensure the historic and architectural integrity remains intact because tourism is the largest driver of our economy and that’s why people come here. To enjoy the history. If you purchase in downtown and want to make changes or renovations you must get ARB (architectural review board) approval first, and I even mean for roof repairs in a lot of instances. Things like the color of the paint have historical significance so you can not even just paint your house without a permit.
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