Originally built in 1792 and reconstructed in 1851, 69 King Street is a masterfully restored Charleston Single blending historic charm with modern luxury--nestled just steps from The Battery in the heart of South of Broad. Framed by gas lanterns and blooming window boxes, this solid brick home welcomes you through its iconic piazza and into a flexible floor plan featuring soaring ceilings, custom millwork, and restored heart pine floors. Renowned interior designer Tammy Connor lent her timeless Southern elegance to the home's restoration, ensuring every detail reflects refined Lowcountry charm.The chef's kitchen, fully renovated in 2022, is adorned with bespoke cabinetry, premium appliances, and a wine fridge--while all bathrooms have been thoughtfully remodeled with timeless finishes.The third floor features two charming guest suites with mini-split HVAC systems and captivating rooftop views. Outside, a 2022 redesign by landscape architect Robert Chestnut transformed the private walled garden into a true Lowcountry retreatcomplete with ambient moonlighting, gas firepit, water fountain, and built-in grill. Notable updates include a 2012 slate and copper roof, a poured concrete basement base for storage (2022), all-new plumbing, electrical, and insulation, plus a termite bond and flood policy in place (Zone X, no flood insurance required). BAR-approved plans to enclose the rear piazza convey along with a commissioned house history. With off-street parking and every modern comfort discretely integrated into the home's historic fabric, 69 King Street is a rare turnkey opportunity in Charleston's most storied neighborhood.

Nestled on an expansive lot near the lower dam, this charming 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom waterfront home offers sweeping, panoramic views of Lake Wateree’s big water. With 314 feet of pristine shoreline, nearly every angle of the property invites you to relax and soak in the tranquil lakefront lifestyle. Start your mornings on the lakeside swing with a warm cup of coffee as the sun rises over the water. In the evenings, gather around the firepit for s’mores or unwind on the screened-in porch with a glass of wine and great conversation. Whether you're looking for a primary residence, a weekend escape, or a savvy investment, this home is a perfect fit. Thoughtfully upgraded throughout, it features new flooring, updated vanities, tiled showers, and modern yet rustic cedar tongue-and-groove walls and ceilings. The carpet was replaced in July 2025, adding to the home’s fresh, move-in-ready appeal. A boat lift makes lake access easy, and with Buck Hill Landing just 5 minutes away and Lugoff’s restaurants and shops only 15 minutes down the road, you’ll enjoy both privacy and convenience. Don’t miss your opportunity to own a slice of paradise on Lake Wateree—where every day feels like a getaway. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

The Benson House, Circa 1812...a mysterious and enduring jewel nestled in the heart of Historic Downtown Pendleton. Though little has been formally documented about the home itself, its legend has echoed through the streets for generations. Whispers of its past have stirred the curiosity of townsfolk, historians, and preservationists alike. Originally erected on East Queen Street on the very site now known as “Brews on the Square”. The home narrowly escaped demolition thanks to the stewardship of a perhaps unlikely savior: Bank of America, which honored its historical value and preserved it for posterity. Rich with character and steeped in legacy, the home flourished in its early days under the ownership of Mr. Enoch B. Benson, one of Pendleton’s most prominent civic figures. Sheriff of Pendleton District from 1800 to 1815, street commissioner, and the town’s first appointed mayor, Benson's legacy is woven into the fabric of local lore. Yet, his life was not without scandal. In a dramatic chapter worthy of retelling, he was tried but later acquitted for murder after a botched arrest. Beyond his public service, Benson was also a local merchant and proprietor of E.B. Benson & Son, serving the everyday needs of his fellow citizens. In 1838, he helped establish Pendleton Manufacturing, one of South Carolina’s earliest and longest-running textile mills. But Mr. Benson is just one thread in this home’s long and textured tapestry. If these old walls could speak, they would tell tales of the town’s golden days of four and six-horse wagons rattling down dusty lanes, of joyous celebrations and solemn reckonings. They would whisper of the infamous town bonfire where abolitionist letters were burned in protest, and murmur stories of war and peace, of sweltering summer days and bitter winter nights endured under its hand-hewn beams. Now, The Benson House stands once more in quiet dignity, preserved, storied, and waiting. Ready to welcome a new steward, it offers rare flexibility: a potential private residence, commercial venture, or even a multi-family dwelling, as it has already been thoughtfully designed with multiple private entrances. With modest modifications and a keen eye for finishing, this remarkable home could once again reign as the town jewel honoring its past while embracing a vibrant future in Pendleton’s ever-growing downtown.

A must-see living legacy at 1307 Broad Street, a breathtaking 1810 Charleston-style “double house” in Camden’s cherished Historic District. Formerly known as the Greenleaf Villa, this iconic property blends historic Southern architecture withthoughtfully curated modern updates, offering a rare opportunity to own one of South Carolina’s most distinctive homes. Spanning over 6,100 square feet, this grand residence features six bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and three half bathrooms. Throughout the home, timeless craftsmanship is on display—original but reinvigorated floors, fluted columns, ornate millwork, and extraordinary ceilings capture the spirit of the early 19th century. Wide double piazzas,intricate balustrades, and a symmetrical facade reflect both Charleston and Antebellum influences, while offering inviting outdoor spaces perfect for entertaining or relaxing in true Southern fashion. The newly renovated chef’s kitchen is a true showpiece, featuring exposed brick, quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and a large island that serves as the heart of the home. The luxurious primary suite bath provides a spa-quality retreat with a freestanding tub and a glass-enclosed shower, merging historical charm with modern indulgence.The third floor has been transformed into three additional bedrooms and one and a half baths, adding flexible living space ideal for guests, offices, or private retreats. A one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with its own entrance provides an excellent option for multigenerational living, a guest suite, or income-producing short-term rental potential or simply as another area inside the residence.Zoned for residential and commercial use, this property has hosted many different endeavors throughout its more than 200-year history. Major structural improvements have been completed, including a newer roof, updated HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems, and foundational repairs. As a historic property listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the City of Camden, the home may also qualify for special property tax assessments. This is more than a home—it’s a piece of history, beautifully restored and ready for its next chapter. Disclai

MAGNIFICENT 9.139-ACRE HISTORIC WATERFRONT ESTATE ON EDISTO ISLAND A RARE OFFERING IN THE HEART OF THE ACE BASIN - ALONG SCENIC STORE CREEK Step back in time and experience the grandeur of Lowcountry living on this breathtaking 9.139-acre estate with approximately 535' on the water, nestled along the banks of Store Creek in the heart of South Carolina's protected ACE Basin. This remarkable historic property features five unique structures, each brimming with character, history, and timeless Southern charm.THE MAIN RESIDENCEBuilt in the early 1800s, the main house spans approximately 5,010 sq. ft. and showcases elegant Neoclassical design. With 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 2 half baths, the home was thoughtfully constructed one room deep to maximize ventilation andcapture the the prevailing sea breezes from its southern-facing rear overlooking Store Creek. The interiors reflect understated grace and classic proportions, making it both inviting and functional. The home is sold furnished, with a few exceptions. THE GUEST COTTAGE-"THE COTTON HOUSE" Originally used for drying and storing bales of cotton and speculated to have once served as the overseer's residence, this historic structure was carefully dismantled and restored in 2008, preserving as much original wood as possible. It now serves as a charming 1,072 sq. ft. guest cottage with 1 bedroom, 1 full bath, 1 half bath, and a cozy living/kitchen area. The nearby bell, once used to call workers from the fields to meals, remains a tangible link to the past. Most of the furniture remains. THE PAVILION-OUTDOOR ENTERTAINING AT ITS FINEST Perfect for gatherings, the pavilion features a fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, cookware, a half bath, and a brick masonry wood-burning fireplaceideal for entertaining amid the sights and sounds of nature. DR. POPE'S HISTORIC MEDICAL OFFICE An authentic piece of history, this preserved building once served as Dr. Pope's medical office. Still housing his original equipment, bottles, and doctor's bag, it has been carefully updated to include climate control and a bathroom, offering a fascinating glimpse into early medical practice. THE DEEPWATER DOCK Enjoy direct access to Store Creek and beyond via the large Deepwater dock, complete with a covered pier head, ramp and floating dock. With approximately 40 feet of water depth, it accommodates a wide range of boating and recreational activities year-round. MODERN COMFORTS THOUGHTFULLY INTEGRATED While steeped in history, this exceptional estate has been carefully updated with modern conveniences to enhance comfort and functionality. Notable improvements include a whole house reverse osmosis water system with a 1,000-gallon filtered water storage tank and deep well that services the main residence, guest house and pavilion. A property backup generator ensures peace of mind during power outages, providing uninterrupted service to all major structures. Inside the main house, all bathrooms have been tastefully renovated with updated vanities, countertops, fixtures, mirrors, lighting, and custom tile walk-in showers. The kitchen has been completely transformed, featuring stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, quartzite countertops, and modern plumbing upgrades, blending historic charm with everyday ease. Edisto Island is a small sea island nestled in the heart of the protected ACE Basin, Edisto Island lies just 42 miles south of Historic Charleston, yet feels a world away. You approach the island via the Edisto Island National Scenic Byway, a stunning 14-mile drive beneath a canopy of ancient live oaks draped in Spanish mossa serene prelude to the relaxed pace of island life. Edisto has preserved its natural charm. Wildlife thrives on Edisto. Dolphins glide through the creeks, deer roam the woodlands, and birdwatchers can spot everything from pelicans and egrets to the vibrant painted bunting. Whether it's your first visit or your fiftieth, Edisto Island remains one of South Carolina's most peaceful and treasured coastal escapes. This one-of-a-kind estate offers the perfect blend of history, natural beauty, and modern comfort, all within the protected serenity of Edisto Island. Rarely does a property of this provenance and privacy become availableschedule your private viewing today. To help protect and preserve the plantation, Middleton Plantation has a conservation easement with the Edisto Island Open Land Trust. PLEASE NOTE: Additional detailed information is available upon request, including a recorded plat, room-by-room details for the main residence, the Middleton Historic Timeline, and more.

Located just blocks from the renowned King Street shopping district and the Medical University of South Carolina and steps from the College of Charleston - yet tucked within one of the exclusive four boroughs that make up historic Charleston - this Harleston Village pied-a-terre studio is your home base for enjoying all that our beautiful city has to offer. From this central address, you can leave your car in your dedicated/assigned off-street parking space directly outside this unit and stroll to your favorite downtown restaurant, to the Marion Square Farmers' Market, or to any number of annual downtown festivals and events. This listing is one of 12 units that make up 33 Pitt Street, a historic property originally built in 1849 and situated on higher ground than most of downtown Charleston (X500). Unit 9 is a ground floor unit, located to the rear of the property, steps from its designated off-street parking space. In this efficient residence, you have everything you need to make yourself at home: There is a cozy living area, a bedroom/sleeping area, and a full bath with a shower. The full kitchen features stainless appliances, granite countertops, and a raised bar counter for dining. The unit offers modern conveniences of mini split air conditioning units, ceiling fans, a tankless water heater, and a gas range, but the gorgeous antique wood flooring will remind you that this home is part of Charleston's history. 33 Pitt Street has a shared laundry facility that is just steps from Unit 9, making this unit the most conveniently located of the entire property. In addition to washer and dryers, the laundry facility features lockable storage bays for each unit - perfect for storing seasonal items, beach chairs, sporting equipment, and more.

Welcome to the Captain John Morrison House at 125 Tradd Street. Circa 1805, this rare, four-window-wide Charleston Single-style residence has been extensively renovated both inside and out. The interior showcases a refined blend of luxurious modern finishes and preserved historic architectural details throughout. The first floor features a grand living room, an elegant dining room, a well-appointed kitchen, and a spacious family room located in the attached kitchen house, seamlessly opening to the garden for effortless indoor-outdoor living.Upstairs, the second floor hosts a beautifully finished primary suite along with a stunning drawing room overlooking the charm of historic Tradd Street. The third floor includes three additional bedrooms and two thoughtfully remodeled bathrooms.The second level of the kitchen house offers a private guest suite with sweeping views of the manicured grounds. Exterior highlights include triple-tiered piazzas that provide abundant outdoor living space, a gated entrance, and a deep, reimagined garden offering total privacy, complete with a new swimming pool and pool house (contains an additional 266 square feet of conditioned space not included in the overall square footage). Featuring distinctive details and top-tier finishes throughout, 125 Tradd Street is a truly exceptional property located in the heart of Charleston's prestigious South of Broad neighborhood. Exterior easement with Historic Charleston Foundation.

Back on the market, no fault of the seller at all! Charming unit and unbeatable location in the heart of historic Charleston. This condo provides walkability to College of Charleston, MUSC, Marion Square, renowned restaurants, boutique shops and much more. It doesn't get any better than this. Enjoy it as an investment property, weekend home or fantastic opportunity for a college student. Tucked away in the back of the building, provides quiet enjoyment and privacy. The property features its own private and secure entrance off of Liberty Street and the main secured entrance, off of King. This is the only unit in the building that has an extra half bath on the first floor. Two bedrooms and a full bath are located on the second floor. Enjoy direct access to the 400+ sqft deck rightat your doorstep. The owner has just put a fresh coat of paint on the entire interior. You can now add your own personal touches to this unit and quickly enjoy the modern convenience and historical charm of vibrant downtown Charleston.

This stunning 5,100 sq ft single-family residence, the historic Mary Scott House built in 1813, is located in the highly sought-after Ansonborough neighborhood of Charleston. With 4 spacious bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, this historic home offers an ideal blend of comfort and charm. The property features a well-appointed kitchen, a cozy living room, an elegant dining room, and a welcoming family room. Additionally, there are two finished playrooms, perfect for children or as private retreats.For added convenience, the home includes a mother-in-law or nanny suite, complete with its own full kitchen, living room, bedroom, bath and separate entry, ensuring privacy for guests or extended family.In addition to the main house the property boats a separate 1100 sq ft Carriage House( not part of 5100 sq ft main house ) with two fully furnished 550 sq ft rental units, each with a kitchen, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, and a living room. With a proven rental history, these units average $6,000 per month, totaling $144,000 per year. The property comes with legal short-term rental licensing from the City of Charleston, making it a rare find. Parking is plentiful with 8 off-street spaces, and there's room for 2 more, a significant advantage in this vibrant neighborhood. Another incredible attribute of 11 George is the investment flexibility it could provide. The two units can be leased for approximately one hundred and forty-four thousand a year. Additionally there is opportunity to short term rent the mother in law/nanny suit for another seventy two thousand dollars. With over two hundred thousand dollars in income you can live downtown in southern elegance with your expenses covered! Owner will consider selling the main house along with six parking spots separately. Obviously a house of this stature with ample parking is a one of a kind.