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

Circa 1804--The Lindsay Fowler House. Prime, quiet lower Church Street location. This fine South of Broad home was beautifully restored, including the addition of a comfortable kitchen/library wing, plus a rear stair to the private primary suite. Historic finishes throughout, up to 4 total bedrooms and 4 full baths, if needed. Beautifully cared for, charming walled courtyard, gated off-street parking.

Welcome to the historic Magwood-Moreland House, a beautifully preserved Charleston home built in 1825 and nestled on the prestigious Charleston Peninsula. This distinguished residence is a Charleston single-style home, boasting double piazzas. Many historical features still remain, notably the intricate Regency style wood carvings on the piazza entrance and main house entry. A private front courtyard welcomes you with formal gardens and a fountain, leading to an expansive front porch that is designed to capture the riverfront breezes.Step inside to discover a classic interior featuring a central hall guiding you to the upper floors. The house proudly preserves its historic details, including wainscoting, door pediments, hardwood floors, and more, creating an atmosphere of refined

The Jonathan Badger House, circa 1772. Historic, pre-revolutionary, considered to be one of the earlier examples of the Charleston Single architectural form. Thoughtfully renovated, beautifully restored featuring solid brick construction. The well-proportioned rooms offer fine period details, oversized windows, tall ceilings, and an abundance of natural light. The main house and kitchen house are one, featuring a chic brick floored kitchen, with French style doors leading to a very private walled garden of camellias, hydrangeas, azaleas and more.The second-floor primary suite is equally charming, opposite the second-level drawing room. This room in particular offers 18th century views of the surrounding historic structures, some of the most important and desirable in the Historic Dist.

Nestled in the historic South of Broad neighborhood, this captivating residence, built in 1911, offers a quintessential Charleston experience just one block from the Ashley River. Immerse yourself in the Lowcountry lifestyle with proximity to renowned restaurants, galleries, and picturesque parks, including the iconic White Point Garden. A gated front yard leads to an inviting front porch that beckons you to unwind and enjoy the Southern breeze. The formal design unfolds with an entry foyer, a gracious living room adorned with a fireplace, and a sophisticated dining room that seamlessly connects to the backyard, creating a perfect flow for entertaining.This historic gem boasts exquisite details throughout, featuring wainscoting, crown molding, designer

Charming c.1800 home located in Historic South of Broad, one of the most desirable neighborhoods in downtown Charleston, just steps from the Battery overlooking the Charleston Harbor. This home has all the character and charm of historic Charleston, Including original heart of pine flooring, beautiful crown molding along with high ceilings. When you enter the front door you are greeted by a lovely, stately impressive staircase leading to the second floor. First floor,Formal Living Rm. and Dining Rm., Washer/Dryer area conveniently located across from the galley Kitchen. A third room serves as an Office or Study, with private Bath, however, it could also be used as a third Bedrm. if preferred. more..

Stately, elegant 1930s, South of Broad Colonial-style home located along picturesque South Battery. The arched, center hall floorplan allows for a spacious axis to the formal room and kitchen. The well-proportioned and nicely detailed living room opens to the den and a bright sun room offering partial views of the Ashley River. To the left of the entry is a comfortable dining room and well-appointed kitchen. Separate laundry and half bath at the end of the handsome stair hall. A beautiful staircase accents the second level. The second floor is laid out with the primary suite, and two additional bedrooms each with their own ensuite bathroom. Above the rear two-car garage is a separate guest suite that can also be utilized as a playroom.

Circa 1815 - The Joseph Yates House. This fine masonry Charleston Single home was constructed by local merchant Yates. After purchasing the property in 1810, Yates replaced a two-story frame house owned by Colonel Elias Vanderhorst. The desirable South of Broad location is significant as part of a larger row of masonry single houses representing classic architectural styles when Charleston was a booming late 18th century port. British consul Robert Bunch also resided there around the Civil War period.Featured in ''60 Famous Houses in Charleston'' and listed as ''valuable'' in ''This is Charleston''.This grand home has been thoughtfully restored, incorporating the once kitchen house into the main house floor plan.

Discover the epitome of luxury living in historic downtown Charleston with this exquisite fee-simple townhome. This townhome, boasting a contemporary yet timeless design, offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity for the discerning buyer to customize their dream home. Situated on a spacious corner, this home sits directly across from Joe Riley Waterfront Park, separated only by a cobblestone road. This residence features a sleek stucco exterior with a robust structural foundation designed to withstand harsh elements. With all the modern amenities you could desire, including an attached garage, golf cart storage, designated street parking, and an elevator, this townhome ensures a life of convenience and comfort. The master bedroom will be a sanctuary with spectacular views to start your day.

Looking for that perfect hideaway on one of South of Broad's most charming alleys? Beautifully restored, fine finishes throughout. This well cared for cottage offers gated parking and beautiful landscaping, within a very quiet and private setting. Surrounded by equally beautiful homes and gardens, only a short walk to exclusive shopping and fine restaurants. High elevation, no flooding in this location during recent storms.