Ultra charming late 18th-century row house on one of the best high ground streets in the Historic District. Solid masonry, stucco over brick construction with a copper roof, offering easy care and maintenance. Recently updated since the last sale with all new kitchen and baths, this home will be a turnkey experience, ready to occupy!The floorplan, true to its 18th-century scale, opens with a separate sunny living room on the street side leading to a dining area with French doors to the very charming courtyard and garden. The kitchen renovation spared no expense--custom cabinets, marble finishes, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances complete this space.The kitchen accesses the garden as well, one of the best private courtyard spaces in the Historic District, surrounded by historic brick walls, even a brick garden "folly" reimagined during renovation as a small office with separate cooling (not heated). Pets can easily be corralled into a separate area via gates and walls. On the second floor, one finds a sunny sitting room at the top of the stairs. The spacious primary suite is to the rear, overlooking the beautiful garden. The new primary bath is complete with marble finishes. The second bedroom also features wonderful views of the courtyard via French doors and a small decorative balcony. The ensuite bath was also updated with marble finishes. Along the front façade is a gated opening, allowing a small car or golf cart to park off street. In addition, directly across the street is a separately-deeded parking space to use or sell if desired. The parking space is conveyed under a separate tax map number at no additional cost.

Situated in historic Wraggborough across from the landmark Aiken-Rhett house, your own piece of Charleston history is waiting to be written. A downtown oasis with a historic main home, carriage house, and heated pool awaits its new owners. Walkable to absolutely everything--world class dining, shopping, history, and culture. Framed by oak trees and mature landscaping, the classic 4-bedroom Charleston Single with 3,119 sq ft, circa 1830, and a 3-bedroom carriage house with 1,288 sqft have been meticulously restored and updated to accommodate modern living and entertaining. The wrought iron gates tangled with flowering jasmine welcomes visitors as they pass through to the wide piazza that opens to the heated pool in the secluded grounds between the main home and carriage house.Across the wide-planked original floors of the foyer, experience a true Charleston masterpiece, for which the owners, alongside the design team at McLaurin Parker, painstakingly restored every window, floorboard and fixture of this iconic home, including original heart of-pine wide plank floors, molding, and Cyprus wainscoting. 9' ceilings and original windows flood the first floor with light. To the right, a stately formal living room; to the left, a wallpapered stunner of a dining room, replete with China closet and secret, lacquered "naughty bar." Two working gas fireplaces warm each room. Continue into the home's late-century expansion to find a powder room and spectacular open chef's kitchen, family room, and second staircase. Hand painted custom cabinetry, deep marble countertops, and ample storage abound. Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, plus two additional hidden wine-and-bubbly refrigerators. Take your coffee in a charming built-in breakfast nook overlooking the pool and garden, or in the generous family room flanked by built-in bookshelves. On the second floor, follow the mahogany banister up to a wide landing that has been updated to modern living with a second powder room. An expansive primary suite includes a retired fireplace, dressing room, and separate hidden laundry room. Primary bath includes a large soaking tub, dual vanities, and large glass shower. The second bedroom includes an ensuite full bath and ample closet space. Like out of a fairytale, wow your guests with the third bedroom, which peeks over the imposing walls of the Aiken-Rhett House, boasting its own retired fireplace, his-and-hers closets, and enveloping golden hour light. Charm incarnate, ascend to the third floor as a period crystal light fixture casts a thousand tiny rainbows along the walls at the right time of day. The fourth bedroom features sloping ceilings, exposed beams and three custom built-in single beds with brass-pulled storage. Perfect for grandchildren or growing families. A full bath across the landing includes a deep clawfoot tub and original wide-plank floors. Across the garden awaits a fully renovated carriage house with three bedrooms, two full baths and eat-in kitchen, perfect for multi-generational living, office space, or long-term rental income. This cozy residence has custom cabinetry and marble in the kitchen and bathrooms. An attached garage offers ample storage, ice machine, stone work sink, additional washer/dryer for all those pool towels, and a half-bath for swimming guests. Tucked away by the dark-bottom salt water pool is a city rarity: a brass-fixtured outdoor shower privately encased by lush plantings. Ideal for entertaining, the covered piazza and surrounding paths and gardens feature outdoor lighting, irrigation, and a mosquito system. Swim or enjoy the view by the pool, surrounded by classic hardscaping, native plantings, and a fully-rebuilt stucco privacy wall climbing with greenery. Brand new automatic pool cover keeps little ones safe and maintenance to a minimum. Another Charleston rarity: a FULL BASEMENT with additional refrigerator, ping pong table, and garden/pool equipment, plus more storage. Parking for six cars behind a coded, automatic gate. Copper gutters. Farrow and Ball palette, Urban Electric lighting. Waterworks fixtures. No detail has been spared! Tucked along the edge of Historic Wraggborough, just two blocks from bustling King Street. Write the next chapter of your Charleston story at 26 Mary St. Truly a turnkey masterpiece in waiting.

Live in the heart of historic Charleston at 348 King Street, Unit M. Perfectly positioned on the city's most iconic thoroughfare, this beautifully appointed pied a terre offers the ultimate blend of classic Charleston charm and modern convenience. Step outside your door to world-class dining, boutique shopping, art galleries, and vibrant nightlife--everything the peninsula lifestyle promises. Your gated entrance is tucked behind TD arena between Burns Lane and George Street, with charming coffee shop, the Hidden House steps away from your dedicated parking space for a morning sip and snack and Burns Alley Tavern, a Charleston staple right there to pop into on your way home. Two blocks from the historic Gilliard Performing Arts Center and a multitude of world class dining optionshighlighted by refined finishes and thoughtful details. The living space is efficiently laid out, living much larger than you'd imagine. Handsome hardwood floors throughout. The well-designed kitchen/living area offers ample cabinetry, quality appliances, including SubZero refrigeration. Both bedrooms, one on each level provide a peaceful retreat, each complemented by a stylish bath and room for study or work area. The upstairs bathroom includes a luxurious steam shower. Located within a well-maintained building, with only two units on this hallway with private stair case, this is a rare opportunity to own on King Streetwhether as a primary home, student residence, or investment property. Enjoy unmatched walkability, timeless architecture, and the energy of downtown Charleston right outside your door. Convenient to the College of Charleston, MUSC and the Charleston School of Law. The ground level back courtyard has a bench, and bicycle rack. This unit includes a dedicated and hard to come by parking spot (separate tax map #) is being sold partially furnished with all appliances including washer and dryer.

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!

WOW! This is a breathtaking home that boasts lots of history and is formally known as being Lieutenant Archibald McIntyre's family home. Built in 1830, this charming 4 bed 3 bath home is nestled in the historic district of Marion SC. The grounds are well manicured with mature oak trees and hedges that bloom in the spring of the year. The Spanish Moss trees gives shade to the court yard that is overlooking the in-ground swimming pool. There is plenty of space to line rocking chairs on the wrap around porch over looking the city's square, fountain, & the Francis Marion Statue. As you walk through the tall French doors, you are greeted by the colonial style architecture. The wood pine floors throughout are original and show the true character of the home. The kitchen has been completely updated to a gourmet kitchen to include gas stainless-steel range, marble countertops, and custom crafted cabinetry. The elegance of the updated bathrooms bring a nice touch of modern amenities, while also keeping the beauty of the homes historical setting. The warm and inviting living-room is perfect as you sit by the fireplace. One of the front porch post bears the National Register of Historical Places designation plaque. There is a true romance about this home and if you are looking to preserve a piece of history while also having a luxurious home, you should call your agent today!

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.

THE HERMITAGE. on the National Register of Historic Places, an extraordinary 19th century home in classic condition, built in 1849, it is the oldest in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. In 1990 this beauty, known as the The Hermitage, home of Alice Flagg, was moved from a nearby saltwater creekfront neighborhood to its present location less than one mile away, nestled in alomst four acres, under century's old moss draped Live Oaks and wrapped around the front by a well cared for (1 +/- acre) freshwater pond stocked with bass and bream. Sit on or swim from the dock. Front porch, walkway and chimney brick is known to be from ships ballest coming from England. Each brick was carfully moved in 1990, with the house. This esquisite home is gracious in room sizes, with large cased openings and rooms ideal for entertaining. Enter the large foyer of 22 x 13 feet and set your sights on a beatuful spiral staircase. An upstairs bedroom was Alice's. Google "Alice Flagg and the Hermitage" to learn her story if you don't know it. An Alice Portrait and a purse of hers will convey with this home. The photos are of the furnished home, as it will sell unfurnished. So you'll have a great time looking for the right furnishings for this oh so special home. Lastly, please know all showings must be accompanied by a "Pre-Qualifation Letter, whether you might offer cash or not.

Instant equity from day one! 65 Vanderhorst Street Unit C comes with an appraisal already in hand at $365,000, giving you immediate value and peace of mind. Welcome to your cozy urban retreat--this delightful ground-level condo is tucked into the vibrant heart of the city, just a stone's throw from CofC and MUSC. Enjoy comfort and convenience with an enclosed porch that's perfect for lazy mornings or unwinding in the evening. Say goodbye to parking woes with your own off-street parking space, plus an additional storage area for all your extras. This charming condo checks all the boxes for easy, connected city living--an opportunity you won't want to miss!

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.