French Quarter Charleston SC Real Estate For Sale

Experience the pinnacle of opulent downtown living in this fully-furnished, lavish two-story penthouse, seamlessly blending the rich tapestry of history with contemporary luxuries for an unparalleled lifestyle. Situated a mere block away from the Charleston City Market, you'll find yourself in the very heart of Charleston while residing in one of the most discreet and exclusive buildings downtown. Located on the top floor with an elevator right outside your front door, you'll instantly fall in love with the views of the steeple of St. Phillips Church from your private balcony, living room and bedroom. This penthouse has been updated from top to bottom including sanded & stained hardwood floors, brand new shower, new paint, exposed brick walls, 10' ceilings, large windows on both...levels leading in ample natural light. There are French doors that lead out to your beautiful outdoor oasis. The well appointed kitchen features granite countertops, custom cabinets, high-end stainless steel appliances including Jenn-Air gas range and SubZero refrigerator, and a subway tile backsplash. Downstairs, you'll find a spacious bedroom with exposed brick walls, a walk-in, brick-lined closet, and the luxurious en-suite bath that boasts a dual vanity, a brand new custom shower, and a relaxing garden tub. This home also has a Rinnai tankless water heater. This location can't be beat with the Gibbes Museum of Art, the best shopping of King Street and some of the finest dining in Charleston all within walking distance from your front door. This building has secured access, bike storage, and a common area grilling area. Indulge in the epitome of downtown sophistication with this extraordinary opportunity, promising an unparalleled experience that is truly one of a kind. This building does not allow short-term rentals (30 day minimum rentals).

Tucked above a historic shop front in Charleston's beautiful French Quarter, 192 East Bay is a hidden gem of a bespoke hotel or residence brimming with historic character, ambiance, and comfort. The three-story brick and stucco building, with its steep pitched hip roof, was constructed in the early 1800s and holds unique living and entertaining spaces, two kitchens, five spacious bedrooms, and four bathrooms. It is important to note that the unit has a special exception accommodation use which is grandfathered with the property . This zoning variance is incredibly rare which is not typically granted for a unit of this size and location. Short term rentals in Charleston are primarily in the Cannonborough-Elliotborough subdivision further north and subject to a constantlychanging checklist on renewal forms, increasing fees , and city fire marshal inspections. The approved accommodation use license is a yearly form to be paid once a year to the city without all the red tape and confusion of a short term rental. In addition the listing generates far more revenue than an STR due to its uniqueness, furnishings, location in the french quarter, and bza zoning approval. The ground floor's shop space is occupied by upscale restaurant slightly north of broad. Above, three stories of historic character await, boasting original wide, richly colored heart pine floors and beautiful exposed Charleston grey brick with an intricate Flemish bonding pattern. The living room and second floor bedrooms feature historic nine over nine windows that flood in light and offer views of the city's historic Cooper River waterfront area and the French Quarter. The main living area has ample seating for entertaining, a cozy custom bar area, and dining space. The principal kitchen has herringbone tiled backsplash, stone countertops, stainless appliances, and blue painted custom cabinetry, with an adjacent stackable washer and drier provide. The second story holds three large bedrooms that can sleep multiple guests each. The bedrooms have cozy sitting areas perfect for reading, and built in bookshelves in the warm colored historic brick walls. The garret bedroom offers rooftops views from the dormer windows and features a sloped roof with original exposed rafter beams, an ensuite bathroom, and an efficient kitchen space with dark stone countertops, bright white cabinetry, plenty of storage, sink, and a fridge. The bathrooms have marble tiled walk-in showers with custom glass surrounds and restoration grade fixtures. The multi-story stair hall is a fabulous architectural feature with stairs made of salvaged lumber, and a skylight that brings in warm natural light. A historic pully system hints at the building's maritime industrial heritage and suspends a custom light fixture. At the top floor, a special surprise awaits- a reading nook with a glass floor overlooking the stair hall. This property is the perfect blend of freshly renovated, up to date interiors intermingled with historic ambience. The two-hundred-year-old building sits at the corner of Faber and East Bay Streets at what was the center of the city's historic maritime shipping industry, along the Cooper River waterfront. Tall-masted ships once docked right next to 192 East Bay to load rice and cotton for export. Walk a block into the French Quarter to encounter cobblestone streets, historic churches, and crepe myrtle-lined blocks of historic houses and art galleries. The hotel is perfect for visitors who want to feel as if they stepped back in time

Tucked above a historic shop front in Charleston's beautiful French Quarter, 192 East Bay is a hidden gem of a bespoke hotel or residence brimming with historic character, ambiance, and comfort. The three-story brick and stucco building, with its steep pitched hip roof, was constructed in the early 1800s and holds unique living and entertaining spaces, two kitchens, five spacious bedrooms, and four bathrooms. It is important to note that the unit has a special exception accommodation use which is grandfathered with the property . This zoning variance is incredibly rare which is not typically granted for a unit of this size and location. Short term rentals in Charleston are primarily in the Cannonborough-Elliotborough subdivision further north and subject to a constantlychanging checklist on renewal forms, increasing fees , and city fire marshal inspections. The approved accommodation use license is a yearly form to be paid once a year to the city without all the red tape and confusion of a short term rental. In addition the listing generates far more revenue than an STR due to its uniqueness, furnishings, location in the french quarter, and bza zoning approval. The ground floor's shop space is occupied by upscale restaurant slightly north of broad. Above, three stories of historic character await, boasting original wide, richly colored heart pine floors and beautiful exposed Charleston grey brick with an intricate Flemish bonding pattern. The living room and second floor bedrooms feature historic nine over nine windows that flood in light and offer views of the city's historic Cooper River waterfront area and the French Quarter. The main living area has ample seating for entertaining, a cozy custom bar area, and dining space. The principal kitchen has herringbone tiled backsplash, stone countertops, stainless appliances, and blue painted custom cabinetry, with an adjacent stackable washer and drier provide. The second story holds three large bedrooms that can sleep multiple guests each. The bedrooms have cozy sitting areas perfect for reading, and built in bookshelves in the warm colored historic brick walls. The garret bedroom offers rooftops views from the dormer windows and features a sloped roof with original exposed rafter beams, an ensuite bathroom, and an efficient kitchen space with dark stone countertops, bright white cabinetry, plenty of storage, sink, and a fridge. The bathrooms have marble tiled walk-in showers with custom glass surrounds and restoration grade fixtures. The multi-story stair hall is a fabulous architectural feature with stairs made of salvaged lumber, and a skylight that brings in warm natural light. A historic pully system hints at the building's maritime industrial heritage and suspends a custom light fixture. At the top floor, a special surprise awaits- a reading nook with a glass floor overlooking the stair hall. This property is the perfect blend of freshly renovated, up to date interiors intermingled with historic ambience. The two-hundred-year-old building sits at the corner of Faber and East Bay Streets at what was the center of the city's historic maritime shipping industry, along the Cooper River waterfront. Tall-masted ships once docked right next to 192 East Bay to load rice and cotton for export. Walk a block into the French Quarter to encounter cobblestone streets, historic churches, and crepe myrtle-lined blocks of historic houses and art galleries. The hotel is perfect for visitors who want to feel as if they stepped back in time

Factors Walk: the best there is in location, style, and maintenance-free luxury. Designed by Goff D'antonio Architects with historic Charleston as inspiration, this Classical Revival building has become a waterfront landmark. Distinguished by triple tiered columned porches overlooking the park, the Palladian style is continued in limestone-trimmed true stucco construction on a piano noble base. Apartment 3A is the largest of only 7 residences and runs the full depth of the building from the front piazza to a solarium at the rear. Parkside entry for guests with stone steps and gas lanterns. A coded elevator is accessed from secured garage parking, or from the gated garden entry. Grand rooms with floor to ceiling windows. Spectacular kitchen with fine cabinetry, three fireplaces,mahogany paneled elevator, piazza with columns and stone flooring, hurricane proof windows and doors, primary bedroom with fireplace and sitting room/office, building and residence security systems. Currently set up as a two bedroom, the library can easily be converted back to third bedroom.

Nestled on Charleston's iconic French Quarter on the corner of the gorgeous cobblestone Chalmers and Church Street, this stunning triplex offers a rare investment opportunity in one of the city's most desirable locations. This remarkable circa 1801 property comprises two charming residential dwellings at 19 and 21 Chalmers Street, alongside a thriving commercial space currently occupied by the esteemed Hagan's Fine Art Gallery & Studio.The property retains its historic charm with original wood floors throughout, vintage fireplaces, and breathtaking views that capture the allure of downtown Charleston. The two residential units offer a blend of vintage charm and modern convenience, perfect for discerning tenants who appreciate the character of an era gone by. Beyond the walls, two dedicated parking spaces ensure convenience in this sought-after area, while the cobblestone road adds a timeless elegance to the property's exterior. This triplex stands as an unparalleled investment, with the potential for both commercial and residential income streams. This property has been renovated and is meticulously maintained with newer HVACs, recoated roof, and more. Here's the chance to own a piece of Charleston's history where elegance, history, and prime location converge. All furniture conveys with exception to artwork. Not in a flood zone.

Great views of Charleston Harbor from this beautifully renovated condominium. Exterior work being completed at this time. Gracious living room with gas fireplace opens to large balcony and spacious dining room. Custom moldings and cabinets throughout. Large kitchen with dining area has opening looking out at harbor. Sub-Zero refrigerator, Thermador six-burner cooktop and double ovens add to the enjoyment of this gourmet kitchen. Three spacious bedrooms, each with a private bath. Roof top terrace for all residents to enjoy. Wonderful waterfront location in Historic Charleston!

Nestled in the heart of Charleston's Historic District, this remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city's rich history with 15 residential units (22 beds/22 baths), & 1 commercial unit. The offering consists of (9) 1/1 units, (5) 2/2 units, (1) 3/3 unit & 1 commercial unit. Comprised of 2 historically significant buildings from circa 1799 & 1890, this versatile property includes related outbuildings & 16 off-street parking spaces. With a prime location close to the Mills House Hotel & Waterfront Park, this property boasts picturesque views & unparalleled convenience. The main house at 46 Queen includes (7) updated 1/1 units spanning 4 floors. Charming details such as wide piazzas and exposed brick walls add warmth and character to the space. 48 Queenencompasses the related outbuildings (former kitchen house, stable house, and carriage house) to include (2) 2 bed/2 bath units and (2) 1 bed/1 bath units. 50 Queen features a retail space as well as four residential units, (3) 2 bed/2 bath units, and (1) 3 bed/3 bath unit. 50 Queen also offers updated units with exposed wooden beams and brick details. All buildings have fire sprinklers and both main buildings have high elevations and full basements with poured concrete floors. This historic gem offers endless possibilities for investors or those looking to create a unique residential or commercial space. The combination of its prime location, architectural beauty, and potential for various uses makes it a standout property in Charleston's vibrant real estate market.