''X'' flood zone! Very high lot at the rear of 107 Alexander Street. Wonderful privacy. Fabulous opportunity to buy the entire property for income and development, and for that rare chance to implement your own ideas and style into a house tucked away from the street.

Gorgeous property built around 1870, great investment with 4 units and laundry area on premises, live in one, rent out the others!!!! Great income opportunity. Updated continuously since 2016 which includes new bathrooms, paint inside and out, palette accent walls. Updated light fixtures. Hardwood throughout and tile in the bathrooms. New HVAC units in the main building. Super cute and updated carriage house. All units have coded front doors. There is a newly installed bike rack for the property. Repainted and repaired metal staircases leading to the second floors. Across from The Gaillard Centre, walking distance to Marion square, King Street and all the shopping, restaurants and sight seeing. Please see attached information sheet for all the updates and rental information.

Built circa 1809 by prominent Charlestonian Anthony Vanderhorst Toomer, this rare plantation-style double house in Charleston's historic district is surrounded by beautiful gardens and masonry and is nestled behind a large privacy fence. The historic property is noted as ''Category 2: Excellent'' in the 1974 ''Architectural Inventory'' by the City of Charleston and is listed as ''Notable'' in the book ''This is Charleston.'' It was restored in the 1970s as part of the Historic Charleston Foundation revitalization of Ansonborough and adjacent areas and then in the 1990s the house was completely renovated and expanded to include a family room, double rear porches, large master bathroom and closet, and a garden in the back.

No flooding here! Refreshed and ready to go. 107 Alexander offers the fabulous opportunity to live in one apartment with extra income from second apartment of $40,800, rent both apartments, or live in the entire property as a 4 bedroom. Currently set up as a duplex but just as easily works as single family. Two meters and plenty of parking could allow condo conversion to maximize return on investment. The neighborhood ROI numbers are stunning; the reasons are clear: high ground, wide streets, two blocks to Upper King, grocery, drugstore, library, Gaillard Auditorium, prestigious Buist School, and finest restaurants. In fact, the city center has moved this way and there is no better location than in the Garden District nestled between Riverfront Walk two blocks east and

Historically and architecturally significant, The Jonah M. Venning House c.1831, is situated on the highest ground in Historic Downtown and is noted as one of the oldest Greek Revival homes in Charleston. This Lowcountry plantation-style estate offers high street presence highlighted by its wide lot, the double piazza, forged ironwork, and grand marble staircase.The entry hall is flanked by a gracious living room on one side and formal dining room on the other. Single planks of heart-pine flooring span from wall to wall with original high ceilings and plaster cornice moldings. Two original anterooms are restored and host a private office with a fireplace on the west and a butler's pantry on the east leading into a recent one-story rear addition with a large modern kitchen.

Opportunity abounds within this handsome Greek Revival 4-story stucco home located in Wraggborough Downtown. This unique property is currently setup as a duplex, consisting of a 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath main house (totaling 3,000 sq.ft.), with a 3 bedroom, 2 bath rental unit on the ground floor (1,116 sq.ft.), also referred to as an 'English Basement'. Built by Thomas Dewees for his daughter in 1852, this property features many historical features such as 12 ft. ceilings, pocket doors, 6 fireplaces, wide heart pine floors, and plaster moldings. Current Owner renovated the kitchen and bathrooms in 2007 to include granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. Ample off-street parking in the back with enough room to fit 8 cars. 4 separate meters and the possibility to add a 3rd dwelling on

This centrally located, high ground, completely renovated property is available for purchase. The home is set back well off of the beautiful, wide street of Judith, just a few doors up from the historic Aiken Rhett House. Upon entering the front gate, one notices the lush, landscaped front garden and brick walkway with adjacent driveway for multiple vehicles, as well as the large first and second floor porches, overlooking the property grounds and streetscape of Judith's beautifully restored and maintained single houses. The main house contains 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths, with a modern kitchen and dining area. The front formal living room has a gas fireplace, and the additional family room by the kitchen could be a formal dining room. The rear courtyard is beautifully landscaped and hosts

Quiet oasis tucked away in Charleston's charming Wraggborough neighborhood. Designed and built for high-efficiency and low maintenance. Walk to everything. Off-street parking. Viking appliances. Available now.

This magnificent circa 1902 completely renovated home is located in the Historic District in on high ground on a quiet, tree-lined street in the center of downtown Charleston, steps away from The Gaillard, Marion Square, Buist School, the library, parks and playgrounds, and the best restaurants and shops. The home is classified as a Category 3 property with ''good architectural quality of the vernacular mode,'' in the Architectural Inventory by the City of Charleston. The grandeur of the home is apparent immediately, with a King of Prussia marble staircase leading to a spacious front piazza, a generous foyer, grand staircase, 11.5 ft ceilings, 10 ft original pocket doors; beautiful mantles and chandeliers.