Adgers Wharf St South of Broad Townhomes For Sale

Located South of Broad between Rainbow Row and Waterfront Park, this end-unit townhome sits on one of downtown Charleston's most charming cobblestone streets. 39 N Adgers Wharf features three stories, an elevator, multiple outdoor spaces and a coveted off-street parking space. The light-filled open floor plan offers formal living and dining rooms, French doors leading to a flagstone courtyard and a galley kitchen. The wide staircase and large palladium window provides ample light, welcoming you upstairs. On the second floor, there are three bedrooms with two baths; one is an en suite and one has a shared Jack-and-Jill bath. One of the bedrooms is currently being used as an office. The third-floor primary suite and new marble tiled bath offer views of the stunning Charleston skyline. There is a coveted off-street parking space for one car behind the townhome. The courtyard located at the front of the home features a custom-designed iron gate, bluestone patio and a newly landscaped front garden, while the back courtyard boasts tall privacy walls and an iron gate. An exceptional highlight of this property is the expansive 400 square foot rooftop deck. With 360-degree views of the harbor and city skyline, this is the perfect spot for entertaining or relaxing. 39 N Adgers offers a wonderful opportunity to renovate and make this home your own. Additionally, there is no HOA fee for this residence. This prime downtown Charleston location is steps from the Battery, White Point Garden, award-winning restaurants and shopping. Come explore one of the most desirable addresses in historic downtown Charleston.

Nestled in Charleston's coveted South of Broad neighborhood, directly across from the iconic Rainbow Row, 15 North Adgers Wharf offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city's rich history. This meticulously maintained 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bath residence spans 2,262 square feet, seamlessly blending historic charm with contemporary comforts.Originally owned by Robert Tradd and later by merchant Jacob Motte, the land became Motte's Wharf, an essential hub for trade. In the 19th century, James Adger & Co. transformed the area into a major shipping terminal, contributing to Charleston's economic growth. By the 20th century, the historic warehouses were converted into residences, preserving their architectural heritage while adapting to modern living.Living at North Adgers Wharf places you steps away from Broad Street's boutiques, galleries, and renowned dinging. Stroll along Waterfront Park or immerse yourself in Charleston's historic streets, all just moments from your doorstep. This home tastefully blends preserved architectural details--exposed brick walls and original hardwood floors--with modern updates, including high end appliances. Spacious living areas provide an inviting ambiance, while each bedroom features an en-suite bath for ultimate privacy and convenience. 15 North Adgers Wharf is more than a home--it's a chance to own a piece of history while enjoying modern luxuries in one of Charleston's most sought-after locations.