Homes for sale South of Broad St Charleston SC. One of the most desired areas of not only Charleston SC to live, and arguably all 
of South Carolina it offers all types of homes from duplexes, condos, townhouses, new condos, and luxurious estate mansions. Just as the name implies this area is the most popular neighborhood of downtown Charleston SC and is home to the famous rainbow row. It has majestic historic homes, mixed in with luxury condos on the water and shopping district of downtown Charleston, South Carolina. MLS Real estate property listings South of Broad St in Charleston SC will be pricey and goes up as high as almost $20 Million for a historic mansion property but there are homes under a $1Million on occasion.
MLS Listings Data
| Total Listings: | 29 |
| Average Price: | $3,683,028 |
| Highest Listing Price: | $7,295,000 |
| Average Days On Market: | 98 |
| Average Price/SqFt: | $971 |
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This beautiful Italianate style Charleston upstairs unit features updated kitchen and baths, new kitchen appliances, new HVAC equipment, refinished hardwood floors, professionally refinished original windows, and new paint inside and out.According to the Poston book (1954), this is one of three Italianate style Charleston single houses constructed by Mr. & Mrs. T. Arthur Casey (an appraiser) before 1886. In the directory of 1893, this house at 22 Council was listed as their personal residence and 18 & 20 Council were known as the ''Casey Tenements''.This structure boasts a fantastic location South of Broad is just two blocks from ''Low Battery'' (Murray Boulevard), two blocks from Colonial Lake, and five blocks from White Point Garden.
Situated in the heart of historic Charleston is 156 Tradd Street, Unit E, which presents the opportunity to reside in the sought-after South of Broad neighborhood. The spacious townhome is just under 2,400 square feet featuring three bedrooms and baths and two additional half-baths. Flooded with natural light on every level, the home contains hardwood floors throughout, with a large eat-in kitchen just off the formal dining room.The main living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and provides the perfect entertainment space, while the second level contains an additional sitting room with a wood-burning fireplace.
Gorgeous light-filled condo in the desirable 3 Chisolm building south of Broad. This luxury condo spans the full width of the lovely rear garden, with 9 large windows overlooking the private oasis, with a view of the beautiful garden courtyard from almost every room. Highlights of this sophisticated and elegant space include soaring ceilings, spacious open living and dining area with gas fireplace and custom built-in bookcases flanking the fireplace, crown moldings, and fantastic floor plan. The large primary suite is on the south side, with updated ensuite bathroom, walk-in closet, plus a private office or sitting room overlooking the garden. Spacious and sunny secondary bedroom with ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. Kitchen, powder bath, and separate laundry room are on the north
Stunning, renovated, and light-filled condo located in the sought-after South of Broad neighborhood. This second-floor corner unit features one bedroom and 2.5 baths. High ceilings and views of the park invite natural light through large windows which span the home. A separate den with a fireplace may be closed off as a guest room as needed, with glass doors and electric shades recessed in the ceiling. Hardwood floors flow throughout the open floor plan, providing spacious living and room to entertain.
Live South of Broad in this meticulously restored condominium on historic Legare Street. The front entrance has a wrought iron gate leading to a covered slate patio and opens to a lovely foyer with the large living room on one side and elegant dining room on the other, both with mantled fireplaces. The rooms are generous in size and offer lots of living and entertaining space. Exquisite gourmet kitchen has custom cabinets and top-of-the line appliances. Master bedroom overlooks a beautiful private courtyard with a lovely fountain, the home features walk-in closets and a master bath with marble top vanity, oversized shower and fireplace. There is a den off the kitchen with an exposed brick fireplace and the sunporch is located next to the dining room. 2 reserved, off-street parking spaces.
This beautiful Italianate style Charleston duplex features updated kitchens and baths, new kitchen appliances, new HVAC equipment, refinished hardwood floors, professionally refinished original windows, and new paint inside and out.According to the Poston book (1954), this is one of three Italianate style Charleston single houses constructed by Mr. & Mrs. T. Arthur Casey (an appraiser) before 1886. In the directory of 1893, this house at 22 Council was listed as their personal residence and 18 & 20 Council were known as the ''Casey Tenements''.This 8 bedroom, 3.5 bath duplex offers multiple opportunities! The upstairs is currently a long term rental garnering $5,000 per month, and the downstairs is a new mid-century modern furnished 30-day rental producing $8,000 per month.
6 Saint Michael's Alley has a rich Charleston history. Built by Robert Downie, local tinsmith and metalworker, circa 1814, it was first used as offices for some of Charleston's most influential city attorneys and businessmen. It later served as tenement housing following the destruction of the Civil War. Perhaps its most notable owner was Susan Pringle Frost, who later founded the Preservation Society of Charleston. She likely transformed the property into the single-family residence it is today, making it among the first of the city's rehabilitation efforts in the early 20th century.The property was extensively renovated in 1999 by reputable T.W. Graham Restorations, preserving its historic character and charm, and it has since been meticulously maintained using the highest standards.
The Somersall-DeSaussure House second floor condominium at lower East Bay Street and East Battery has grand harbor vista's and beautiful nineteenth century Greek Revival and Italianate detailing. Three gas fireplaces, fifteen foot ceilings in the main rooms, renovated bathrooms and fabulous new built-ins for the family room and master walk-in closet are constructed by Jason J. Koehler Woodworking.. There is a new slate roof and new elevator. Extra storage is available on the ground floor. 45 East Bay Street is just steps away from iconic and Historic Charleston sites such as White Point Gardens, Rainbow Row, the High Battery as well as some of the finest dining experiences in the world.
The house was built in 1986 and made to look like a colonial home. Historic architectural details include brick facade with red metal roof and front porch. A brick topped stucco privacy fence provides curb appeal as well as privacy from the street. There is a parking place with a privacy gate. A nicely landscaped front yard includes a charming trellis and fountain seating area. The inside contains approximately 2,500 square feet and features a modern layout with a historic feel. There are heart pine floors on the first and second levels, and handsome casework throughout the home. The first floor contains a sunroom, sitting area, and private dining area. The living room has a brick fireplace and wood-paneled mantel flanked by built-in bookcases.
Located in the most desirable section of lower Meeting Street, this charming South of Broad home is privately tucked away and provides a warm welcome with a wrought iron gate, herringbone brick path and lovely garden. Double hung porches showcase a gorgeous view of the ''Three Sisters'' houses located directly across the street. This historic home was built in 1810 with a traditional floor plan. Upon entering, the central foyer separates the formal living and dining rooms. Each space boasts beautiful hardwood floors, substantial dentil and crown moldings, a fireplace and several large windows. Both formal rooms are light-filled and have wonderful views of the front piazza and garden.
Circa 1916--Built by Clelia Peronneau McGowan, whose portrait hangs in City Hall, and is one of the founders of the Charleston Public Library and conceptualized Gateway Walk on King Street, across from the Library Society. First time on the market since built (107yrs). Incredible location, this charming turn of the century home offers the perfect setting in the shadow of historic St. Michael's steeple. High ground (X-Zone), 2-car garage, elevator, plus a ground-floor 1BR guest suite. Recent updates including systems, wiring, kitchen and baths. Rear outdoor terrace/porch off of primary bedroom offers 18th century views looking south. Move in or put your personal stamp on this unique historic property. Synthetic slate roof, circa 1990.
Warm and welcoming historic brick home on one of the most prestigious addresses in downtown Charleston, South Battery. The corner lot, at the intersection of South Battery and Council Street, is past the tourist areas, yet just blocks away from White Point Garden and the newly restored Low Battery walk. Curb appeal abounds with an iron and brick fence and gate and mature landscaping amongst a canopy of oak trees. Inside, the entry foyer and main stair hall have French doors that lead to the formal living room with fireplace. It retains traditional period details such as original hardwood floors, crown molding with picture rails, and operable exterior shutters. A cased opening leads to the formal dining room with paneled walls below chair rail molding, chinoiserie wallpaper, and
Circa 1718, 40 Tradd is one of only 71 Pre-Revolutionary Charleston homes, and a 2017 Carolopolis award winner. This piece of history has been delicately preserved and transformed into a gorgeous and liveable 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom, 2394 sq ft home. Known as one of the most photographed homes in the city, it has been featured twice in Southern Living Magazine and also in the movie The Patriot (2000). This home sits in an ideal South of Broad location, walkable to many of the Peninsula's award winning restaurants, galleries, shops, and historic monuments. Enter into the main living space centered around a gas fireplace and access to the private back patio. One of the first things you will notice is that the property is filled with natural light.The dining room with fireplace opens into
The Hugh Smith building presents Charleston at its finest. This Broad Street icon dates to 1808 and is located near the corner of East Bay and the Old Exchange Building. This vibrant downtown jewel is loaded with opportunity and awaits your personal touch. Offered as a renovated and restored shell, 15 Broad Street encompasses over 7,000 sq. ft and presents the opportunity to revive a distinguished five-story building to its historic glory. The exterior and interior have been structurally restored for your own customized build-out. With tax credits available on a renovation cost, the ideal design is a ground floor commercial space and two amazing residences above, accessible by private elevator, all within steps to the best that Charleston has to offer.Renovation plans are ava
The renovated c.1788 stuccoed brick masterpiece at 6 Tradd Street is one of Charleston's finest and oldest town homes. Situated within the original walled city of Charles Towne, the John Fabre, Jr. House is now part of the prestigious South of Broad neighborhood. The home is steps away from Rainbow Row, the Charleston Harbor and a number of Charleston's best restaurants.A superbly crafted iron gate forged by the renowned local blacksmith Phillip Simmons opens to a private brick walkway which leads to the home's front door and entry hall. The spacious living room, full of charm and a multitude of natural light, boasts 12' ceilings, transom windows, interior and exterior shutters, crown molding and gleaming heart pine hardwood floors. The dining room matches the living room in formal sty
This beautiful Italianate style Charleston upstairs unit features updated kitchen and baths, new kitchen appliances, new HVAC equipment, refinished hardwood floors, professionally refinished original windows, and new paint inside and out.According to the Poston book (1954), this is one of three Italianate style Charleston single houses constructed by Mr. & Mrs. T. Arthur Casey (an appraiser) before 1886. In the directory of 1893, this house at 22 Council was listed as their personal residence and 18 & 20 Council were known as the ''Casey Tenements''.This structure boasts a fantastic location...
Situated in the heart of historic Charleston is 156 Tradd Street, Unit E, which presents the opportunity to reside in the sought-after South of Broad neighborhood. The spacious townhome is just under 2,400 square feet featuring three bedrooms and baths and two additional half-baths. Flooded with natural light on every level, the home contains hardwood floors throughout, with a large eat-in kitchen just off the formal dining room.The main living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and provides the perfect entertainment space, while the second level contains an additional sitting room with a...
Gorgeous light-filled condo in the desirable 3 Chisolm building south of Broad. This luxury condo spans the full width of the lovely rear garden, with 9 large windows overlooking the private oasis, with a view of the beautiful garden courtyard from almost every room. Highlights of this sophisticated and elegant space include soaring ceilings, spacious open living and dining area with gas fireplace and custom built-in bookcases flanking the fireplace, crown moldings, and fantastic floor plan. The large primary suite is on the south side, with updated ensuite bathroom, walk-in closet, plus a...
Stunning, renovated, and light-filled condo located in the sought-after South of Broad neighborhood. This second-floor corner unit features one bedroom and 2.5 baths. High ceilings and views of the park invite natural light through large windows which span the home. A separate den with a fireplace may be closed off as a guest room as needed, with glass doors and electric shades recessed in the ceiling. Hardwood floors flow throughout the open floor plan, providing spacious living and room to entertain.
Live South of Broad in this meticulously restored condominium on historic Legare Street. The front entrance has a wrought iron gate leading to a covered slate patio and opens to a lovely foyer with the large living room on one side and elegant dining room on the other, both with mantled fireplaces. The rooms are generous in size and offer lots of living and entertaining space. Exquisite gourmet kitchen has custom cabinets and top-of-the line appliances. Master bedroom overlooks a beautiful private courtyard with a lovely fountain, the home features walk-in closets and a master bath with...
This beautiful Italianate style Charleston duplex features updated kitchens and baths, new kitchen appliances, new HVAC equipment, refinished hardwood floors, professionally refinished original windows, and new paint inside and out.According to the Poston book (1954), this is one of three Italianate style Charleston single houses constructed by Mr. & Mrs. T. Arthur Casey (an appraiser) before 1886. In the directory of 1893, this house at 22 Council was listed as their personal residence and 18 & 20 Council were known as the ''Casey Tenements''.This 8 bedroom, 3.5 bath duplex offers multiple...
6 Saint Michael's Alley has a rich Charleston history. Built by Robert Downie, local tinsmith and metalworker, circa 1814, it was first used as offices for some of Charleston's most influential city attorneys and businessmen. It later served as tenement housing following the destruction of the Civil War. Perhaps its most notable owner was Susan Pringle Frost, who later founded the Preservation Society of Charleston. She likely transformed the property into the single-family residence it is today, making it among the first of the city's rehabilitation efforts in the early 20th century.The...
The Somersall-DeSaussure House second floor condominium at lower East Bay Street and East Battery has grand harbor vista's and beautiful nineteenth century Greek Revival and Italianate detailing. Three gas fireplaces, fifteen foot ceilings in the main rooms, renovated bathrooms and fabulous new built-ins for the family room and master walk-in closet are constructed by Jason J. Koehler Woodworking.. There is a new slate roof and new elevator. Extra storage is available on the ground floor. 45 East Bay Street is just steps away from iconic and Historic Charleston sites such as White Point...
The house was built in 1986 and made to look like a colonial home. Historic architectural details include brick facade with red metal roof and front porch. A brick topped stucco privacy fence provides curb appeal as well as privacy from the street. There is a parking place with a privacy gate. A nicely landscaped front yard includes a charming trellis and fountain seating area. The inside contains approximately 2,500 square feet and features a modern layout with a historic feel. There are heart pine floors on the first and second levels, and handsome casework throughout the home. The...
Located in the most desirable section of lower Meeting Street, this charming South of Broad home is privately tucked away and provides a warm welcome with a wrought iron gate, herringbone brick path and lovely garden. Double hung porches showcase a gorgeous view of the ''Three Sisters'' houses located directly across the street. This historic home was built in 1810 with a traditional floor plan. Upon entering, the central foyer separates the formal living and dining rooms. Each space boasts beautiful hardwood floors, substantial dentil and crown moldings, a fireplace and several large...
Circa 1916--Built by Clelia Peronneau McGowan, whose portrait hangs in City Hall, and is one of the founders of the Charleston Public Library and conceptualized Gateway Walk on King Street, across from the Library Society. First time on the market since built (107yrs). Incredible location, this charming turn of the century home offers the perfect setting in the shadow of historic St. Michael's steeple. High ground (X-Zone), 2-car garage, elevator, plus a ground-floor 1BR guest suite. Recent updates including systems, wiring, kitchen and baths. Rear outdoor terrace/porch off of primary bedroom...
Warm and welcoming historic brick home on one of the most prestigious addresses in downtown Charleston, South Battery. The corner lot, at the intersection of South Battery and Council Street, is past the tourist areas, yet just blocks away from White Point Garden and the newly restored Low Battery walk. Curb appeal abounds with an iron and brick fence and gate and mature landscaping amongst a canopy of oak trees. Inside, the entry foyer and main stair hall have French doors that lead to the formal living room with fireplace. It retains traditional period details such as original hardwood...
Circa 1718, 40 Tradd is one of only 71 Pre-Revolutionary Charleston homes, and a 2017 Carolopolis award winner. This piece of history has been delicately preserved and transformed into a gorgeous and liveable 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom, 2394 sq ft home. Known as one of the most photographed homes in the city, it has been featured twice in Southern Living Magazine and also in the movie The Patriot (2000). This home sits in an ideal South of Broad location, walkable to many of the Peninsula's award winning restaurants, galleries, shops, and historic monuments. Enter into the main living space...
The Hugh Smith building presents Charleston at its finest. This Broad Street icon dates to 1808 and is located near the corner of East Bay and the Old Exchange Building. This vibrant downtown jewel is loaded with opportunity and awaits your personal touch. Offered as a renovated and restored shell, 15 Broad Street encompasses over 7,000 sq. ft and presents the opportunity to revive a distinguished five-story building to its historic glory. The exterior and interior have been structurally restored for your own customized build-out. With tax credits available on a renovation cost, the ideal...
The renovated c.1788 stuccoed brick masterpiece at 6 Tradd Street is one of Charleston's finest and oldest town homes. Situated within the original walled city of Charles Towne, the John Fabre, Jr. House is now part of the prestigious South of Broad neighborhood. The home is steps away from Rainbow Row, the Charleston Harbor and a number of Charleston's best restaurants.A superbly crafted iron gate forged by the renowned local blacksmith Phillip Simmons opens to a private brick walkway which leads to the home's front door and entry hall. The spacious living room, full of charm and a multitude...
