South Of Broad Condos For Sale Charleston SC | James Schiller Team

Nestled in the heart of Charleston's historic South of Broad neighborhood, 10 Logan Street unit 6 offers an exquisite blend of classic charm and modern luxury. This fully remodeled two-bedroom, two-bathroom pied-a-terre features a wonderful open-concept design. The custom kitchen by Distinctive Design showcases Levant cabinetry, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a Sub-Zero wine chiller and quartz countertops. The original hardwood floors have been beautifully refinished, complementing the new bathrooms adorned with Brizo plumbing fixtures and marble flooring. The primary suite boasts a custom closet system, enhancing both comfort and organization. Step onto the covered walk-out balcony to enjoy serene views of the private courtyard and historic rooftops. Living South of Broad means immersing yourself in Charleston's rich history and vibrant culture. This neighborhood is renowned for its stunning architecture, tree-lined streets and proximity to the waterfront. Residents enjoy easy access to an array of shopping destinations, from boutique stores along King Street to the historic Charleston City Market. Culinary delights and cultural attractions abound with numerous acclaimed restaurants, art galleries and museums just a short stroll away. Experience the epitome of Charleston living at 10 Logan Street unit 6, where historic elegance meets contemporary comfort in one of the city's most coveted neighborhoods.

Originally dating to 1731, the Motte Harvey house underwent a multi-year comprehensive renovation, including structural, mechanical and electrical work, as well as thoughtful design interventions to bring the home up to current standards and lifestyles. The classic single house has an entry logia at grade with two piazzas above, which originally wrapped the back of the home. The logia and piazzas at the rear were previously enclosed, then adjoined to the dependency via a party wall in a later renovation. It is in this additional space where the kitchen and bathrooms are located. While the whole home was renovated, the new work was focused largely in this space, with the work in the original volume of the house mainly centered around removing more contemporary interventions.The footprint of the existing kitchen, which extended into the entry logia, was reworked to sit behind the historic primary volume of the home. A glazed steel entry door sits lightly where the logia once wrapped, and the original piazza ceiling, exposed during construction, now continues from the outdoors in. Existing stucco was similarly salvaged and extended in kind along the original exterior wall plane into the kitchen, where brick from the historic addition has been repointed and is now exposed. This reworked space features a mudroom and butlers pantry adjacent to a chef's kitchen, which includes GE Monogram appliances, Waterworks and deVol fixtures. These spaces now flow seamlessly into the living spaces via previously enclosed historic window openings, allowing for ease of use, while respecting the integrity of this pre-revolutionary home. The primary bathroom sits above the kitchen on the second floor and was also reconfigured to allow for walk-in closets, as well as a free standing tub and private water closet. Once more, the space is accessed via previously enclosed historic fenestration, allowing for the existing panelling and casework to remain untouched. On the third floor, contemporary renovations largely disregarded the historic organization, bifurcating rooms without reference for fireplaces or windows. This was remedied through thoughtful and responsible design, allowing for an updated bathroom and laundry room to remain in the space, while respecting the remaining historic fabric. The mechanical systems were reconfigured as part of this effort, eliminating ductwork and chases that interfered in the space. A second bathroom at the third floor was structurally shored, while being updated to offer closet space and new finishes. A midcentury attic stair was also removed at the third floor, uncovering piazza windows and allowing for the primary stair run to continue to the fourth floor. By extending the stair, the bedroom and new bathroom on the fourth floor are now incorporated into the home.

Experience the pinnacle of city living with this delightful downtown duplex, ideally situated on the sought-after Elliott Street. Within just a short walk, you'll find a wealth of amenities, including restaurants, shops, churches, parks, and the scenic waterfront. This unique property has been cherished by its original owner for over 40 years. Bathed in magnificent southern sunlight, it offers the enchanting experience of living in a treehouse, thanks to the presence of a majestic 100-year-old live oak tree. As you enter, you're greeted by a foyer adorned with stylish black and white tile floors and an elegantly ascending staircase. The charm of this pied-a-terre is further enhanced by beautiful hardwood floors and a generous expanse of south-facing windows that illuminate the space.The inviting living area features an open-plan design that seamlessly connects the living room and dining room, complete with built-in bookshelves and a cozy wood-burning fireplaceperfect for entertaining guests. On the second floor, two guest bedrooms share a newly renovated bathroom, ensuring comfort and privacy for friends and family. The crowning jewel is the top-floor primary suite, boasting a newly updated bathroom, stunning views, and abundant natural light. A spacious walk-in closet and additional storage spaces provide practical convenience. Whether you're seeking a charming primary residence or a perfect pied-à-terre for weekend getaways, this duplex offers the best of desirable downtown Charleston living. Plus, with one off-street parking space included and no regime fees, the convenience is unmatched. Don't miss this opportunity to make this enchanting property your own!

Experience luxury and convenience in the heart of Charleston's prestigious South of Broad neighborhood! Welcome to 7 Logan Street, Unit F -- a beautifully renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern living. Every inch of this home has been thoughtfully transformed, creating a bright and open space that's perfect for today's lifestyle.At the heart of the home is a stunning, brand-new designer kitchen featuring sleek cabinetry, bold statement wallpaper, quartz countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, and a cozy built-in banquette under a Visual Comfort light fixture -- the ideal spot for your morning coffee. The updated bathroom feels like a spa retreat, with a glass-enclosed shower, elegant fixtures, and a chic new vanity.Both spacious bedrooms come with stylish plantation shutters and generous closet space, while two additional closets offer convenient laundry and storage options. This home also boasts new or refinished hardwood floors throughout, freshly painted walls, ceiling and trim plus an upgraded shared entry. For added ease, enjoy the comfort of one off-street parking space and access to a shared outdoor area. Perfectly located, you'll be just steps away from Charleston's finest dining, shopping, and galleries. This is a rare opportunity to own a turnkey home in one of Charleston's most desirable and historic neighborhoods. Don't miss your chance to make it yours!

Rare opportunity to find a generous 1,540 sf two bedroom condo on historic Church Street in downtown Charleston, just off Broad Street. Add your touches to make this light-filled, single-floor living space one of the most unique offerings South of Broad, perfect for both everyday living or as a fabulous pied a terre. Step inside and be greeted by a warm ambiance, highlighted by four fireplaces that add a touch of historic charm and comfort to your home.Enjoy downtown living with easy access to all the perks of Charleston's peninsula- literally steps away from an array of shops, restaurants, and art galleries of bustling King Street and Broad Street. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston's history in a fantastic location.