South Of Broad Charleston SC Homes For Sale | James Schiller & Associates

Situated on high ground in the coveted South of Broad neighborhood, this beautifully renovated and stylish home offers you a lifestyle that is unmatched in charm, comfort and convenience. 99 King Street has been fully renovated and well-appointed in every aspect, yet retains a classic, timeless design and layout. From the moment you enter the home through the inviting front porch, it's easy to feel captivated by the endearing atmosphere of this special home. In the front parlor, you will be greeted by a lovely gas fireplace, built-ins and classic trim including picture molding. Beautiful hardwood floors lead you from the formal front room and into the highly functional kitchen with custom cabinetry and newer high-end appliances fit for a chef. New all-wood windows installed in 2024 complete with wooden shutters offer an abundance of natural light throughout the home. At the back of the home, you will find the impressive family room with bright windows and an expansive amount of space, making this the perfect gathering room that you won't want to leave. French doors, along with large sidelights and transom windows make the transition from inside to the quaint outdoor courtyard an enjoyable experience. Upstairs you will find the primary suite and guest bedroom. Both bedrooms are generously sized and have vaulted ceilings, making them feel even grander. The primary bedroom includes a quaint sitting area or office with an abundance of natural light. A third bedroom and office are located just off the back courtyard in a fully finished detached building with its own heating and air. 99 King Street is deeded with two adjacent off-street parking spaces located in front of the home. This convenience is coveted South of Broad and will be enjoyed by the next owners and their guests. Additional highlights include rain gutters and foam insulation in the crawlspace. You'll love this fantastic South of Broad location close to the Battery, Colonial Lake, Burbage's Grocery, art galleries, shops and world-renowned restaurants. 99 King Street is truly a rare find - a desirable historic location, charming details and a detached building combine to make a wonderful opportunity for its next owners.

NEWLY STAGED AND VERY CLASSY WITH A CHIC COASTAL THEME - A MUST SEE!!This sophisticated pied-a-terre is conveniently located near many of the great restaurants, boutiques and art galleries that Charleston has to offer. This renovated townhouse has spacious rooms with two large ensuite bedrooms with full baths, including the primary bathroom which has also been updated with a new Signature vanity and vanity top, as well as a large lighted mirror. The primary bedroom has 4 large closets and a new stackable ASKO washer/dryer and a powder room on the main living floor. New Signature kitchen cabinets, all new appliances - Viking microwave, Thermador refrigerator, Viking range, Viking dishwasher highlight the kitchen on the primary floor.The kitchen looks out onto the private courtyard designed by Sheila Wertimer which is a perfect retreat for outside dining and entertaining. In addition there is a fabulous basement space for storage that could be a great wine cellar. Located in the X zone with no history of flooding, flood insurance is optional. Parking consists of 2 residential street parking permits. Recently painted on the exterior and interior in 2022/2023.

Located on High Battery, with sweeping and uninterrupted views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter, sits one of the grandest homes in the city, the John Ravenel House. This historic residence, circa 1848, is one of Charleston's most recognized homes and was recently reimagined during a multi-year renovation. Rebuilt after the 1886 earthquake, the stuccoed brick home showcases stunning Italianate entablature and lintels, creating an instantly recognizable facade. Inside, the spacious, three-story home retains beautifully preserved details including period fixtures, original mantles, hardwood floors, restored moldings and door surrounds, and ceiling medallions that are historically inspired re-creations.Large formal rooms and generous bedroom suites create an inviting layout for everyday living and unparalleled entertaining. The private walled grounds are equally spectacular, featuring formal gardens designed by Perry Guillot who revamped the Rose Garden at the White House, a private pool and spa, and lush landscaping that creates an oasis of beauty and privacy. A detached three-bedroom carriage house complements the mother-in-law/staff/guest wing in the main home, affording ample room for family and friends. The meticulous multi-year renovation was led by renowned industry professionals, including Richard "Moby" Marks (builder), Glenn Keyes (architect), Richard Keith Langham (decorator), and Perry Guillot (landscape architect). This conglomeration of talent resulted in the extraordinary in-town compound. The meticulousness is matched only by the artistry that went into the re-creation. The foyer features an intricate custom patterned floor designed by local artist and decorative painter Karl Beckwith Smith, who also hand painted wallpaper in the second floor powder room and crafted exquisite gilded valence holders in the parlor. The first floor includes an office, a sleek cinema room, and a kitchen with high-end appliances and a soapstone center island. But perhaps the most unique room on this floor is the grand sunroom. The home's original porch was enclosed with glass created by an artisan from Northern Italy to capture the same effect as Villa d'Este on Lake Como. Natural light bathes this room throughout the day which contains not only charming seating areas but also plentiful dining spaces. Of additional note on this floor is a vast pantry and laundry space. On the second floor, you will find a library with custom bookcases by Richard Marks Studio, a living room spanning the width of the house with glistening views of the Charleston harbor, and a formal dining room outfitted with exquisite custom wallpaper. An upstairs serving kitchen with warming trays, built-in China cabinets and a bar make for seamless entertaining. Expansive piazzas seamlessly offer outdoor living and dining spaces and stunning views of the water, with easy access from multiple rooms on this floor. Tucked in the rear of the home is the mother-in-law wing, a separate space which includes a bedroom with an en suite bath, kitchenette, and an additional room (currently configured as an exercise room). This space could also be utilized as two bedrooms with a shared full bath. The uppermost floor of the home features the primary suite, which opens to a private piazza overlooking the harbor, and includes multiple closets and an updated en suite bath with custom dual marble vanities, a fireplace, shower, and a cast iron tub. Two additional bedroom suites and a family room with built-in bookshelves complete the floor. A striking feature of a home of this grandeur is the fact that the family spaces are as warm and inviting as the entertaining spaces are grand, a true testament to the dream team who reimagined it. The home also offers an elevator, a state of the art sound system, four full bars, ample wine storage, a two car garage, stand-up air conditioned attic space, as well as a generator. In addition to the home's double covered piazzas, there is also a breathtaking rooftop deck, which offers a panoramic view of the water and picturesque sunrises and sunsets over Charleston Harbor. The property's formal gardens were reconstructed during the renovation and are complete with a pristine pool area, enclosed by privacy hedges. In this rear area of the property you will find not only a separate pool house but also a detached guest house with a living room, kitchenette, and three lovely bedroom suites. Situated within walking distance to Charleston's finest parks, shops, restaurants, and galleries, this iconic home presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston's storied past.

35 Tradd is one of just a handful of pre-Revolutionary War homes built inside the old walled city limits. Circa 1730 the original structure was built on ''high ground'' by Colonel Miles Brewton. By c.1747 he constructed another building next door for his wife and the two became a single residence when they were restored in the 1920's by Marie Easton, a colleague of preservationist pioneer Susan Pringle Frost. The home is steps from East Bay and the Battery and is in a non Flood Zone.The house is full of beautiful detail. It is truly bright and light filled, and opens out to double private courtyards with mature plantings and custom landscape lighting.There are five operating fireplaces and hardwood floors throughout. And the flow of the home is truly ideal and comfortable for modern every day living and entertaining, yet is full of historic detail and character: The large formal entry foyer; the original kitchen fireplace and its hand forged iron crane used for cooking; the deep inset windows with raised solid panel shutters offering views of other historic Tradd Street facades; the 300 year old exposed brick detail of the interior window at the home's peak...all tell the story of the life of this wonderful home. The current owners have devoted their attention and energy to the revitalization of the authentic appearance and the systems of the home. They restored the original colors and details to the exterior including re-painting it, crafting a new front door and hardware as well as new shutters with heart shaped cut-outs, and a Charleston gas lantern. They replaced the roof with black Ludowici tiles and seamed copper, and restored the four chimneys. The owners also added exterior custom period lighting to accent the garden, the vintage brick wall, and the walkways. The giant Elm tree in the back courtyard is said to be the oldest existing Elm South of Broad.(See "Documents" for more detail about the home and its renovations and improvements.) Upstairs are three bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, as well as a gathering or sitting room with fireplace that is currently being used as as office. The primary bedroom suite privately occupies the entire front of the house and is large and light filled from the five windows that wrap around the room. A sitting area and fireplace are centered at the end of the room. A rare opportunity to own this historic home on one of Charleston's best known streets and without flooding issues. The current owners have been privileged to be stewards of this special piece of Charleston history. Re: PARKING- HOME CONVEYS WITH A PRIVATELY DEEDED PARKING SPOT, one block away from the residence on quiet St. Michaels Alley. (MARKET VALUE - $160K). Additionally, there are two residential street parking stickers allowed by the city for the residence that provide convenient street parking.

This beautifully renovated and light-filled home on tree-lined Savage Street lends itself to a high quality of life. Charming front and back porches, off-street parking, and a private Charleston garden capture the historic and graceful features Downtown Charleston is known for. Savage Street is its own neighborhood of sorts. Situated a short stroll away from several well-known neighborhood features like Burbage's Grocery, Colonial Lake, Moultrie tennis courts and playground, White Point Gardens, King Street, the Battery, Safe Harbour Marina and Charleston Harbor.This house retains elegant historical elements including the side hall floorplan, tall ceilings, picture rails, corner mantles, 2-over-2 windows, transom lights, and well preserved German siding, all which serve to give this home its sublime charm. Original hardware is featured throughout the house alongside tasteful choices from Charleston Hardware. The floor plan allows for the use of the downstairs reading room as a 4th bedroom/guest suite on the 1st floor. The living and dining rooms flow into the European-style kitchen with stainless Blomberg and Kucht appliances. Electric, water heater, and HVAC were replaced during the renovation. Upstairs, there are 3 bedrooms and 2 beautiful bathrooms. The primary suite in the rear of the home was enlarged with a tasteful en-suite bathroom and a private upstairs rear porch overlooking the garden. A handmade brick driveway accommodates two cars with ample room to spare. A jasmine archway entrance featuring a wrought iron garden gate from 1890 leads to the rear French doors by way of a winding stone path. There is also an existing wooden storage shed in the garden ready to be repurposed. This property is an excellent choice as a primary or secondary residence.

One-of-a-kind Charleston residence, 3 Chisolm #402, a chic three-story loft nestled in the coveted South of Broad neighborhood. Renowned architect Neil Stevenson crafted an exceptionally thoughtful floor plan, maximizing every inch of living space while capturing the cinematic light and breathtaking views of Charleston's historic skyline, steeples, and the iconic Ravenel Bridge.Spanning over 1,900 square feet with impressive 32-foot ceilings and oversized, custom UV-blocking windows, no expense was spared in the design of this expansive 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath corner unit. From crystal door knobs and a striking glass-railing staircase to stunning Visual Comfort lighting and luxurious Toto toilets, every detail has been impeccably curated. Thoughtful touches include a custom built-in bedunder the staircase for your four-legged companiona perfect spot after a day at the Horse Lot dog park just across the street. This exclusive residence features a secure keypad entry and gated off-street parking in a raised garage for two vehicles with charging (or your golf cart/moke), providing added peace of mind with extra protection against flooding. Residents also enjoy a serene, shared courtyard for outdoor relaxation. The loft's open-concept living area boasts soaring ceilings, exquisite hardwood floors, a floor-to-ceiling fireplace feature wall, and a dazzling chandelier that sets the tone for a sophisticated ambianceperfect for entertaining or unwinding with sunset views. The well-appointed kitchen includes custom cabinetry, 2 Thermador ovens to compliment the main Thermador range/oven with a pot filler, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a gorgeous island with Rhino Marbleideal for seamless hosting. A chic powder room and a spacious guest bedroom en suite complete the first floor. Ascend to the second level, where a cozy library/sitting area awaits, along with a flexible space for your Peloton, Pilates Reformer, or home office setup. The expansive primary suite occupies the entire second floor, exuding the vibe of a luxury boutique hotel, with high ceilings, stunning views, dual walk-in closets, and a lavish spa bathroom featuring dual vanities, a modern soaking tub, a walk-in shower, and a private water closet. The third floor offers unmatched skyline views, with iconic steeples and the Ravenel Bridge framed by the lush green park space across the street. This versatile flex space can be transformed into a dream office, additional guest room, or serene home gym. 3 Chisolm's storied history as a former school gym adds a unique charm to the building, with its hallways still showcasing the original basketball court floors. The blend of historic elements with modern design offers a distinctive living experience just steps away from Horse Lot park, Colonial Lake, tennis and pickle ball courts, The Battery, and Charleston's top restaurants, galleries, and boutiques. This prime location lets you effortlessly enjoy the rich culture and vibrant lifestyle of South of Broad and the city beyond. Please note: the building lobby is being painted and updated in November.

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.

Imagine owning a piece of Charleston history, a rare opportunity to purchase the historic McCauley Davis Building. Sitting amid a Broad St renaissance, this architectural marvel has been affectionately restored into a mixed-use of luxury private residences and commercial retail space. Sitting at street level on Broad, Unit A is a sophisticated retail space with open floor plan. Above, Unit C stands as a testament to luxury, a 3-story residence featuring 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths with rooftop deck, while behind sits Unit B, a stunning 2 bedroom/2.5 bath residence. The attention to detail is nothing short of exquisite, from the hand-milled carpentry to the exposed brick and craftsmanship of the kitchens, every detail throughout has been immaculately considered.Unit B is a fully furnished 1,500 sqft of luxury living. Character exudes throughout with all the classic Charleston features: exposed brick and wood beams, heart pine floors, custom kitchen, copper lanterns, master bed balcony, and private outdoor terrace with fountain and garden. Turn this masterpiece into your primary residence, lock-n-leave, high-end rental, or combine with unit C and transform into a grand 5 bed/7 bath masterpiece. Unit C you'll be greeted by 2,500 sqft open floor plan that includes a stylish living room with terrace and custom kitchen with windows overlooking Broad St. Gas fireplaces in both rooms provide the perfect ambiance for hosting! Two spacious bedrooms on the 3rd floor of Unit C each have their own private bathrooms, including outdoor space with a private terrace. The entirety of the 4th floor is occupied by the master bedroom and bath. This exquisite master suite boasts a wine refrigerator, a bar for mixing drinks, and stairwell access to a massive rooftop deck, providing 360-degree views of the Charleston skyline. The master bathroom is the epitome of sophistication, surpassing conventional standards. This unit also comes fully furnished. The property is nestled just a few steps away from the city's top-tier restaurants, art galleries, and high-end shopping district on King Street. 29 Broad Street presents a lifestyle of unparalleled luxury and convenience. Whether you're seeking the perfect property, an elite location in Charleston, or a sophisticated turnkey income-generating investment, 29 Broad Street is sure to exceed all expectations.

Circa 1764. The Jonathan Badger House. Built by Charleston cabinet maker Badger, this fine Pre-Revolutionary structure is considered to be one of the best examples of exposed Flemish and English bond brick construction from the Georgian period within the old walled city. In its original form, with the main residence now combined with the kitchen house to offer modern comforts with 18th-century architecture. 3,200 sqft, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, generous off-street parking, charming walled garden, high elevation.