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

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!

Circa 1800, this charming cottage-style home, recently updated, is just steps from Charleston's famous Battery. Historic details throughout, double piazzas, early interior woodwork, with a nicely updated kitchen, 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths. The deep rear garden is an extra bonus, plus off-street parking.

106 Murray Boulevard is an exceptional waterfront estate located on Charleston's iconic Battery, offering stunning views of the Ashley River and Charleston Harbor. This grand home, built in 2001, combines the elegance of traditional architecture with modern luxury. Boasting over 6000 square feet of living space, the residence features 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms and 2 half baths, and numerous living areas that flow seamlessly, ideal for both relaxation and entertaining.Its classic exterior, with a mix of brick and wood elements, blends effortlessly into the historic charm of the surrounding neighborhood, while the interior exudes refined sophistication with high-end finishes, expansive windows, and modern amenities.Whether hosting guests or enjoying peaceful solitude, the breathtaking views from this waterfront home create a truly serene and luxurious atmosphere, making it a rare and coveted find on the Battery.

Circa 1830, the Captain Benjamin Smith house, who also constructed the home to the left at 1 Atlantic. Smith, a ship builder and craftsman, uniquely turned both homes to face the street, instead of the typical Charleston Single style and manner of placing the side facing the street.Notable craftsmanship throughout, this fine home offers recent updates with its charming kitchen and breakfast room overlooking the rear garden, to the chic primary suite on the second level. The grand third level bedroom could be used as a second primary room if desired. 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths total. The rear piazzas offer privacy, great for entertaining or dining alfresco.Noted Charleston artist Elizabeth O'Neill Verner, a founder of the Charleston Etchers' Club and leading exponent of the fledgling historic preservation movement, maintained a studio and residence at 3 Atlantic Street.

The culmination of Luxury Finishes and Rich History creates the extraordinary opportunity that is 171 Broad. This breathtaking 3 bedroom, 3 full bathroom Charleston Single spans over 2900 square feet and is nestled on one of the largest lots South of Broad. No expense was spared during the meticulous renovation of this stunning 1870s home, where special care was taken to preserve the historic craftsmanship while infusing a bold design that showcases each exquisite detail, transforming this property into a true work of art. Professionally raised, it includes a Helix Underground Pier System--similar to those found beneath beachfront homes--with pilings driving approximately 75 feet into the ground. During the elevation process, profound attention was dedicated to ensuring the home remainedlevel. Throughout the grounds and beneath the home, several sump pump systems efficiently push water back out to the road, safeguarding the entire property. Within the home, bespoke paint colors and wallpapers collaborate to craft a luxurious masterpiece. Renowned creators like Farrow and Ball, Thibaut, and Schumacher contribute to the dramatic wall coverings that flow seamlessly throughout the space. As you enter, you are welcomed by soaring ceilings and captivating views that stretch from one end of the home to the other. The foyer's wallpaper serves as the inspiration for the entire residence, resulting in a harmoniously cohesive design. The Missoni Carpet Runner on the staircase draws you into this masterpiece of a home. The cozy front living room bathes in natural light and offers delightful views of Broad Street. A formal dining room with built-in cabinetry sets the stage for your entertaining, or the perfect space for your Grand Piano, and grants access to the heart of the home. The beautifully designed kitchen boasts an abundance of counter space, generous storage, gourmet GE Cafe Appliances, and a built-in commercial grade La Marcozzo espresso machine. The striking wallpaper harmonizes beautifully with the chandeliers, bold cabinetry, and solid quartz countertops. A rare gem among historic homes, 171 Broad features a convenient downstairs suitean ideal retreat at the rear of the home, complete with a private sitting room, two closets, a full bathroom with a walk-in shower, private laundry, and a king-sized bedroom that overlooks the tranquil backyard. Both the living room and bedroom of this suite are adorned with custom wool carpet rugs, providing a touch of warmth and comfort. Ascend upstairs to discover a thoughtful configuration of 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, accompanied by a media room. Another laundry space on this floor adds to the convenience. The area currently designated as the primary suite wing features multiple closets, including a walk-in closet for shoes. The newly renovated primary bathroom showcases Nero Marble flooring, a window pane design walk-in shower adorned with green tile, and a stunning Perigold Woodstock wallpaper. You will also enjoy your own private screened porch offering year round comfort and picturesque views of the backyard. Notably, 171 Broad boasts 4 working fireplaces, a rarity in homes of this age. The HVAC systems have been updated, including the addition of a new attic central fan for utmost comfort. The backyard is an enchanting oasis, complete with lush landscaping, a 14' x 40' saltwater gunite pool with 5 deck jets, a Sonos Garden Speaker System, architectural and landscape lighting, and a charming dining/entertaining space. A new wood decking system connects the two permanent additional structures, enhancing the outdoor experience. With all grass replaced by astroturf, the design is low maintenance, allowing more time for relaxation. Behind one of the additional buildings, a small dog run awaitsan ideal haven for your furry friend to unwind. Situated on one of the friendliest blocks in the city, 171 Broad offers abundant entertaining space and a pool that makes it the go-to house for unforgettable summer gatherings. This remarkable property lies directly on the Christmas Parade route, the Horse-Drawn Carriage Tour route, and is conveniently equidistant from Burbage's Grocery and Colonial Lake. Just a 7-minute stroll to iconic King Street and mere blocks away from the newly constructed Charleston Battery, area beaches are a quick drive across the bridge, and you're only 20 minutes from Charleston International Airport. Don't let the chance to own this rare piece of history slip awayit won't last long!

This beautiful South of Broad Charleston Single retains much of the original historic fabric including plaster ceilings, period moldings, wooden floors and wide piazzas. The interior of the home has recently been repainted in fresh neutral colors.The property includes coveted off-street parking for three cars. The beautifully landscaped courtyard and walled garden includes a large fountain, creating a serene and private garden. A large detached shed to the rear of the property provides ample storage for garden equipment, sports gear and bicycles. Entering the property from Tradd Street through a double entrance with private vestibule leads you into the two-story foyer which opens to a grand staircase and leads to both the dining and living room. The living room is flooded with naturallight and overlooks Tradd Street, while the dining room boasts a large fireplace and seamlessly flows into the kitchen. The newly renovated kitchen offers generous counter space, cabinet storage, a professional range and picturesque garden views. Adjacent to the kitchen is the breakfast room bathed in natural light which has doors out to the piazza and garden, perfect for easy entertaining. ( The master bedroom with full ensuite is on the second floor has been newly renovated to include freshly painted cabinets and a cedar-lined closet. Two additional bedrooms share a bathroom which can also be accessed from the rear staircase. All the bedrooms benefit from access to the second floor piazza via the entrance on the landing. This floor also boasts a casual living room/entertainment area with a fireplace, ideal for movies, gaming, or reading. Rich in Charleston's architectural history, 157 Tradd Street was constructed by S.J.L. Matthews between 1883 and 1886 and is featured in The Buildings of Charleston; a Guide to the City's Architecture by Jonathan H. Poston. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history. Priced at a bargain, this home offers exceptional value and potential in one of Charleston's most sought-after neighborhoods. This property sits on a high crawl space and is located in an AE 11 flood area/zone.

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!