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

Welcome to the Simons-Jagar House, constructed in 1880 by brothers James and Manning Simons. This elegant South-of-Broad home has a closed gable copper roof and front bay window with surmounting balustrade and double piazzas built on original high ground. Inside you will find period architectural details with expansive 12' ceilings, 6 fireplaces, charming French doors, restored heart pine floors, and double parlors typical of houses on New Street. Upon entering, you will be greeted by a formal hallway with Farrow & Ball wallpaper and Urban Electric light fixtures, double parlors with matching silk Fortuny chandeliers and marble fireplaces, and a formal dining room with Pierre Frey silk wallpaper and built-in dry bar. Next is the well-appointed custom kitchen and separatebutler's pantry with striking marble counters, La Cornue range, Fisher & Paykel dishwashers, Sub-Zero refrigerators and wine fridge, built-in Miele microwave and coffee station, hot water tap, and nugget ice maker. There is also a powder room with Gracie silk wallpaper and a den with built-in cabinetry and surround sound speaker system. On the second floor you will find the spacious primary suite that includes a bedroom with fabric wallpaper and exquisite Fortuny chandelier, custom walk-in closet, separate WC, and luxurious bathroom with marble shower, heated and jetted soaker tub, smart toilet, and radiant heat marble floors. There are 2 additional bedrooms on the second floor - each with custom closets and ensuite bathrooms with marble showers and radiant heat marble floors. All second-floor bedrooms have French doors leading to piazzas. A conveniently located second-floor laundry boasts double washers/dryers, custom cabinetry, drying racks, sink with touchless faucet, and substantial storage and folding space. The third floor comprises a bedroom, custom closets, bathroom with marble tile, and play area/rec space. The additional one-bedroom apartment features a fully appointed kitchen with Fisher & Paykel dishwasher and refrigerator, and induction range; full bathroom; laundry; custom closet, and new mini-split HVAC system. Separate basement has poured concrete floor for additional storage. In the fully enclosed exterior, you will find a lovely stone patio with fountain, custom landscape lighting, irrigation, mature landscaping, EV charger, and brick driveway with parking for 2 tandem cars. Property underwent full restoration and renovation in 2025-2026, including new electrical with upgraded 400-amp panels, new plumbing, 3 new HVAC systems, and tankless hot water heater. Close proximity to Charleston's best shopping and restaurants. Excellent opportunity to own turnkey family home in heart of desirable South-of-Broad neighborhood.

Rising gracefully along Charleston's iconic Murray Boulevard, in the heart of the prestigious South of Broad neighborhood, 14 1/2 Murray Boulevard embodies the timeless character of the city's most celebrated waterfront. Murray Boulevard, extending westward from White Point Garden and the Battery, is lined with stately homes, many in the Colonial Revival style, whose architecture and views have long defined Charleston's grandeur. Among them, this residence stands apart for its history, its thoughtful restoration, and its seamless balance of past and present.Constructed in the 1920s during Charleston's bold waterfront expansion, the home later served as a neighborhood school in the 1940s, remembered fondly by generations of local children. In the decades that followed, it was returned to private use and, under the vision of architect Bill Huey and the craftsmanship of Renew Urban Contractors, reimagined with the utmost respect for its historic fabric. The result is a home that carries its legacy forward while offering the comfort and elegance of modern design. Through the gated entry, gardens unfold in bluestone and brick, framed by handcrafted ironwork and anchored by a historic fountain. Inside, light-filled rooms with old-growth heart pine floors and Venetian plaster walls open toward sweeping water views. The chef's kitchen is both functional and refined, while the primary suite offers a private terrace, dual closets, and a marble-clad bath. Additional bedrooms and a versatile den provide flexibility for family and guests, each space designed with quiet sophistication. Modern enhancements; a copper standing seam roof, new gas fireplaces, and discreetly integrated systems, ensure the home's enduring strength and livability. Secure gated parking for four vehicles adds to the convenience of this irreplaceable address. With its storied past, meticulous restoration, and commanding setting on Charleston's most sought-after waterfront boulevard, 14 ½ Murray Boulevard is more than a residence. It is a legacy; timeless, elegant, and an enduring part of Charleston's history.

This charming single house is located on historic bricked Church Street, just a few blocks from White Point Garden and beautiful high battery. Known as the Peter Tamplet House built prior to 1790 with impressive woodwork and hardware, this home with wonderful possibilities boasts four bedrooms and three-and-a-half baths. As you step inside, you are greeted by a lovely front hall, with formal living and dining rooms on either side. At the rear of the home, you will find a light-filled family room with built-in bookshelves and a large eat-in kitchen that overlooks the private patio and garden. There is also a butler's pantry and a half bath situated on the first floor. A carpeted staircase, a spiral staircase, and an elevator lead to the second floor which includes the four bedrooms and three baths. A third story was removed after a fire in the early 1900's, resulting in a large attic with an abundance of storage. Outside beyond the patio and garden lies a spacious workshop, ideal for extra storage, hobbies, or projects. 33 Church Street offers ample off-street parking and all of Charleston's wonders just steps away!

Rare Offering on Iconic Legare Street - Timeless Charleston EleganceNestled on the corner of two of Charleston's most iconic and historic streets, Legare and Tradd, this exquisite two bedroom, two bath residence occupies the entire second floor of a historic three-unit building--an exceptional opportunity to own a refined residence in one of Charleston's most desirable neighborhoods.Perfectly positioned South of Broad, this elegant home is a tranquil escape within the heart of the city--ideal as a refined full-time residence or a luxurious pied-a-terre.Step inside to discover high ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and an abundance of natural light. Four original gas fireplaces lend a warm, inviting ambiance, while period architectural details reflect a century of charm.Thegracious floor plan includes: - A spacious and sunlit living room with fireplace - Formal dining room perfect for entertaining - Cozy kitchen with access to a private porch with elevator acccess - Charming office nook tucked between the living area and kitchen - Hallway lined with built-in bookcases - Guest bedroom with en suite bath for privacy and comfort - Expansive primary suite featuring a walk-in closet and direct access to a lovely porch overlooking enchanting Tradd Street For added convenience, a second porch off of the kitchen offers elevator access directly to the unit,an uncommon luxury in historic homes. Tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street, yet just a short stroll to King and Broad Street's fine dining, boutique shopping, art galleries, and the recreational amenities around Colonial Lake, this home offers an unparalleled lifestyle in Charleston's most desirable enclave.

21 Broad Street offers a rare opportunity to own a fully renovated, income-generating historic property in the heart of downtown Charleston. Originally built in 1802 and completely updated in 2006 (with additional improvements in 2023), this 4,254 sq ft mixed-use building spans four floors and provides both commercial and residential income streams with unmatched versatility. The first floor features a professional office suite with a shared conference room and four private offices, ideal for business tenants or an owner seeking a prestigious Broad Street address. The second floor is a 2-bedroom residence operating as a successful short-term rental with a rare, grandfathered B&B license -- a highly valuable asset in Charleston's tightly regulated market.The top two floors are home to a spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath apartment with updated kitchen and baths, perfect for long-term rental income or owner occupancy. Currently fully leased with tenants in place, the property grosses $242,000 annually. Additional highlights include two off-street parking spaces, updated systems and finishes throughout, and a prime location within walking distance to the Battery, White Point Gardens, award-winning restaurants, coffee shops, and galleries. Whether maintained as a turn-key investment, converted to a live-work arrangement, or adapted for full owner occupancy, 21 Broad Street blends Charleston's historic charm with modern function and proven rental income.

AUCTION BIDDING OPEN! ENDING LIVE on JANUARY 27 from Sotheby's New York. PREVIOUSLY LISTED FOR $3,375,000. CURRENT HIGH BID $1,726,000Experience timeless elegance and modern comfort in the heart of historic Charleston at this beautifully updated South of Broad residence. Stepping through the grand formal entrance reveals soaring ceilings, exquisite moldings, and an abundance of natural light filling every room. Multiple fireplaces grace the living room, foyer, dining area, and bedrooms, adding warmth and character throughout. The home's refined finishes and thoughtful floor plan prove ideal for both entertaining and everyday living.A recently updated one-bedroom apartment provides valuable flexibility, perfect for guests, extended family, or rental income.The climate-controlled detached structure makes an ideal home office, garden room, or secure storage space with electrical service. Outdoors, enjoy Charleston's mild climate in a serene garden oasis surrounded by lush greenery and thoughtfully designed landscaping. Parking for up to four vehicles represents a rare and coveted amenity in downtown Charleston, capturing the essence of Lowcountry living with unmatched charm.

AUCTION BIDDING OPEN! ENDING LIVE on JANUARY 27 from Sotheby's New York. PREVIOUSLY LISTED FOR $17,900,000. CURRENT HIGH BID $6,250,000The Nathaniel Ingraham House on Charleston's High Battery represents the pinnacle of historic Lowcountry living. This museum-quality four-story residence of solid brick and stucco offers breathtaking views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter from its prime waterfront setting. Although the entry faces Water Street, the home has always been oriented toward the picturesque harbor, creating an ideal framework for authentic Charleston living. The grand living room features soaring ceilings and exquisite mouldings that create unmatched elegance and sophistication.Finely carved fireplace mantels and intricate details throughout speak to the home's historic provenance. Set on a double lot, the grounds offer a gated off-street parking court, private Charleston garden, sparkling pool, and gracious terrace for outdoor entertaining. An elevator provides convenient access to the second floor, blending modern convenience with timeless grandeur in one of the city's most prestigious neighborhoods.

Where history, artistry, and Southern hospitality intertwine. Featured on Magnolia Network's Anything But Gray (also streaming on Discovery+ and HBO Max), the Wilson-Cochran House at 173 Tradd Street stands as a masterful expression of Charleston's timeless character reborn through the creative lens of renowned designer Gray Benko. Built in 1915 for Daisy S. Wilson, the home's original Folk Queen Anne and Craftsman elements remain proudly intact: the original oak floors, boxed newel staircase, paneled wainscoting, coffered dining ceilings, and period millwork that nods to the golden age of Charleston craftsmanship. The home's architectural DNA was preserved through a thoughtful restoration that celebrates every hand-hewn beam and reclaimed Charleston brick, paired withtoday's sophisticated comforts. The heart of the home, a fully reimagined kitchen and hearth room features an invisible Invisia cooktop, beautiful marble countertops, and custom inset cabinetry with hidden appliance garages. The space flows effortlessly into a warm hearth room designed for those long Southern conversations that stretch into evening. Every fixture in the home glows with unlacquered brass fixtures destined to develop a living patina over time. The butler's pantry, located along the original rear galley staircase, evokes the era when Charleston's homes were run with precision and grace. Reimagined with a built-in wine fridge and dual laundry centers, it bridges historic charm with modern utility. Behind the electric privacy gates lies a redefined Charleston courtyard with new slate hardscaping, a fire pit, and a turfed dog run. Anchored by a salvaged bench from the original Cooper River Bridge, the space exudes heritage and serenity. Copper gas lanterns flicker by evening, and the rooftop porch offers a private perch to enjoy coffee as the city awakens.Over its 110-year life, this corner brick residence has witnessed generations of Charleston's evolution from its early days under Judge Ernest Cochran to its present rebirth under Gray Benko's creative direction. It's a home with chapters, not just square footage. To live South of Broad is to embrace Charleston's most iconic neighborhood, where cobblestone streets, grand piazzas, and salt-air breezes meet unmatched architectural heritage. Residents enjoy proximity to The Battery, White Point Garden, and Waterfront Park, all within a stroll through tree-lined avenues draped in Spanish moss. The area's exclusivity, artistry, and waterfront vistas define what many consider the epitome of refined Southern living.173 Tradd Street is not simply a home, it's a living chronicle of Charleston's architectural lineage, reborn for the modern era while preserving the soul of its past. Schedule a private tour today.

Charleston's storied Victorian masterpiece reimagined to embrace history, family, and grand celebrations for the next century. Standing proudly among only ten residences along Charleston's most exclusive waterfront address, East Battery, the Drayton House remains a timeless icon of the city's architectural heritage. Once a gracious private home for one of Charleston's founding families, it has now been reborn through a meticulous and inspired remodel - one that celebrates both its rich past and a vibrant future. Every detail, from the intricate millwork to the soaring piazzas overlooking the harbor, pays homage to the elegance and endurance of Charleston's architectural heritage, with a total of over 11,000 SQFT.Drayton house was redesigned with extraordinary living in mind. The incredible kitchen stands alone, like no other in the city, with its own walk-in refrigerator, plus a separate, hidden commercial-grade kitchen, which includes a grill, smoker, deep-fryer, and commercial dishwasher - truly a chef's dream! Step down into the Ralph Lauren inspired media room to a 163" digital wall with state-of-the-art audio which opens to a beautiful custom tiger onyx 4-sided bar to relax with family or entertain on a grand scale. Enter the glass elevator to ascend to the 2,200 SQFT primary suite level which invites you to complete tranquility and peace with luxury spa features that rival the finest homes and hotels in the world. Multiple seating areas allow for views of the Harbor and courtyard. Custom furnishings and lighting, along with an expansive spa bathroom with two grand walk-in closets. These modern luxuries blend seamlessly with the home's historic past. Every space in the home has been thoughtfully curated to offer a gracious and beautiful experience while honoring the historical features of Drayton House. The result is like no other in Charleston; a perfectly restored historic landmark.