Stunning and quintessentially Charleston, this meticulously updated circa 1840s Charleston Single home is nestled in the heart of the historic district. 179 Wentworth charms before you even walk in the door! Soaring ceilings and beautiful windows on three sides fill the home with natural light, all enhanced by custom motorized shades for effortless luxury. The grand foyer welcomes with a striking staircase and heart pine hardwood floors that speak to the home's timeless character. The living room flows seamlessly into the dining area, creating an inviting space for entertaining.The impeccably designed kitchen is both functional and stunning, featuring high-end, built-in appliances, including a Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, wine cooler, a Galley kitchen sink unit, and counter-to-ceiling tile for a statement. Thoughtfully placed built-in outlets are discreetly hidden within the island for convenience. A chic half-bath, tucked beneath the staircase, features intricate tile detailing. The first guest bedroom, located at the front of the house, boasts a fireplace, a custom-built closet, and an en-suite bathroom. Upstairs, the original staircase leads to a secondary living area, centered around a fireplace with built-in desks on either sideideal for a cozy TV room, office, or playroom. The private primary suite is tucked away at the rear of the home and features multiple closets, a spacious en-suite bath with dual vanities, and a convenient laundry area. The third bedroom is located on the front of the house and features a fireplace, built out closet and ensuite bathroom. The beautifully landscaped garden extends the living space outdoors and offers a charming dining area and multiple raised beds for gardening. The property also includes a gated driveway with an off-street parking spot. Enjoy Charleston's best just steps awaywalk, bike or golf cart to Colonial Lake, Costa, Alcove Market, The Battery, and more!

This beautifully restored 18th century solid masonry row house is the perfect perch within this walkable, picturesque, high-ground (X Zone) neighborhood. Handsomely presented, with luxurious finishes, flexible use space all overlooking surrounding courtyards and gardens. French doors lead to the private rear garden from the main level living room. The second level offers the primary suite, complete with an adjacent library for nighttime reading or enjoying a movie before bed. The third level features two comfortable guest bedrooms with a shared hall bath. On the fourth level, enjoy the additional space for an office or exercise area, or use as a fourth bedroom and bath.

The Dawson Vanderhorst House is the oldest house in Aiken county. The home was abandoned until 2022 when current owners began renovating the property, maintaining the character and historic significance. The second newer residence has been completely updated. All new appliances, modern kitchen, tiled bathrooms and completely rewired and replumbed. Seldom does a property with this history and location come on the market in the Aiken area. Established in 1785 The Dawson Vanderhorst House at New Bridge Farm predates the signing of the United States Constitution. The 1785 house is on the National Register Listing. Current owners have made improvements not only to the buildings but to the 21 +/- acres that are nested in this private oasis. Extreme care and attention to detail have been the driving force for the improvements and renovations making the farm your private refuge and the 1785 house a fantastic guesthouse. This has been a personal project for the owners and one they would love for the new owners to continue!! Location is less than 10 minutes to downtown Aiken and only 5 minutes to the Steeplechase tract. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Luxury Live Auction! Bidding to start from $700,000! Step into history and elegance at 1307 Broad Street, a meticulously restored Charleston “double house” and the only one of its kind. Originally built in 1810, this architectural masterpiece is a rare gem located in the heart of Camden’s Historical District. Boasting over 6,100 sq ft, this stately residence features 6 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and a seamless blend of historical charm with modern conveniences. Zoned for residential and commercial use, this property has served as a private residence and hosted various businesses throughout its 200+ year history. Experience the grandeur of the past with beautifully revitalized original flooring, walls, and ceilings. Enjoy modern updates such as a newly designed chef’s kitchen and a luxurious primary suite bathroom that gives contemporary comfort and style. The attic has recently been transformed into three additional bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, enhancing the home’s versatility and expanding the living space. The estate also includes an attached private 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment perfect for multigenerational living, hosting visitors, or generating short-term rental income. Camden itself holds architectural and military significance as a center of activity during both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Formerly known as the Greenleaf Villa (Samuel Flake House), 1307 Broad Street is listed on the National Register of Historic Properties in South Carolina. property benefits from its historic designation, and buyers may be eligible for special property tax assessments (Bailey Bill) for rehabilitated historic properties. With major updates already completed—including a newer roof, structural repairs, updated electrical and plumbing systems, and modern HVAC—this estate is ready for its next chapter. Don’t miss the opportunity to own this extraordinary piece of Camden history. Contact us today for all the details and information on how to register for the live auction! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Incredible location! Walking distance to College of Charleston campus, Roper and MUSC hospitals, parks, coffee shops, sandwich shops and more. Enjoy a 15 minute walk to King Street shops, restaurants and farmers market at Marion Square. Hampton Park running trails nearby. 6 unit condo complex in a beautiful 1830 building. Large spacious top floor unit. Open and airy with lots of windows. 3 bedrooms with it's own private bathroom. Two on first floor and third on top floor with a large extra sitting area. Great investment for rental or a fun get away spot in historic Charleston. Tenants lease in place through July 31st, 2025. Two off-street parking spaces. All information deemed to be true but may not be exatct please verify.

Some properties hold history—649 Oaklawn creates it. Known as Lavender Hill Farm, this 200-year-old Southern Estate is a rare blend of timeless charm, modern convenience, and limitless potential. Nestled on ~30 unrestricted acres, this estate boasts stunning landscapes, equestrian excellence, and a dream setting for countryside living, breathtaking venues, and unforgettable moments. A gardenia-lined front porch welcomes you into a home where craftsmanship has stood the test of time. Inside, original Virginia Green slate flooring, refinished 200-year-old pine floors, and intricate crown molding create an atmosphere of warmth and grandeur. The antique mirrored piece in the foyer has been passed down to each new owner, preserving the estate’s rich history. The concrete benches in the outdoor spaces also carry the past forward, having been crafted from the home’s original stairs. The Living Room’s original fireplace mantle is a striking centerpiece and preserves the home's rich heritage while adding a sense of warmth and timeless character. Elegant architectural columns frame the entrance from the foyer, creating a grand yet inviting transition into this spacious retreat. Above the entertainment center, centuries-old farming tools found on the property tell a story of resilience and tradition. The formal dining room features soaring 12-foot ceilings, ornate dental molding, and a gas log fireplace, setting the perfect scene for elegant gatherings. The renovated kitchen balances historic charm with modern function, featuring updated cabinetry, granite countertops, and breathtaking views of the rolling pastures and spring-fed pond. The primary suite on the main level, once a cozy family gathering room, boasts a wood-burning fireplace and private bath, making it a perfect retreat. Upstairs, original pine floors and a striking stained-glass window highlight the home’s unique character, while each bedroom provides breathtaking countryside views, abundant natural light, and ample storage. For equestrian enthusiasts, the state-of-the-art 8-stall barn features spacious 12’x12’ stalls, ceiling fans, a professional fly-spray system, a tack room, wash station, and ample storage. The 125’ x 200’ riding arena has exceptional footing and drainage, making it ideal for training, competitions, and events. Additional barns, feed and shaving sheds, and a covered manure spreader area provide versatile spaces for equestrian and agricultural use and ensure seamless barn management. The Old White Barn on the property has also met multiple needs over the years. It provides additional storage along with another stall and viewing window, perfect for horses on the mend or awaiting the birth of their young foal. Beyond the main barn, scenic riding trails along Huff Creek, expansive pastures, and lush wooded areas create the perfect setting for trail rides, 4 wheeling adventures, hunting, or quiet reflection. And the two-acre spring-fed pond, stocked with bass and brim, is perfect for fishing, kayaking, or relaxing by the water. Whether you are training future champions or simply enjoying the sunrise, this estate is built to inspire. The dedicated office building complete with WiFi, air conditioning, and electricity is ideal for coordinating events, managing equestrian operations, or checking in guests. An impressive list of renovations and upgrades for both home and property is available. With modern renovations, historic charm, and unmatched versatility, every corner of this property invites you to live a story worth telling. Enjoy the best of fresh air living with city convenience knowing that Simpsonville shopping and dining is less than 15 minutes away. Whether you dream of an elite equestrian facility, a breathtaking event venue, or simply a private countryside retreat to call home, this estate is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a legacy and the opportunity to shape its future…and yours. Your story begins here—schedule your private tour today!

Welcome to The Noyer-Wildhagen House, c. 1807. 286 Meeting Street, Unit J is a beautifully restored first-floor condominium in one of Charleston's coveted historic homes. Originally owned and built by Ms. Abigail Noyer and later passed down to the Wildhagen Family, this stunning Federal-style brick single house has a rich history. Meticulously restored and now home to handsome condominiums, the property was honored with the prestigious Carolopolis Award by the Charleston Preservation Society. More recently, this stunning residence underwent a thoughtful renovation, seamlessly blending historic charm with modern luxury. Stepping inside, you'll be captivated by timeless architectural details--wood floors, grand fireplaces, custom shutters, exposed brick, and period lighting. Designedfor both relaxation and entertaining, the open-concept living space features a Sub-Zero wine fridge with multiple beverage drawers. The gourmet kitchen is a chef's dream, complete with marble countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinetry, and ample storage. The spacious primary suite offers two closets and a beautifully designed en-suite bath, while a second bedroom and bath provide additional comfort. Two sunlit flex spaces on the south side of the home offer endless possibilities - ideal for a home office, library, TV room, reading room, or even an additional bedroom. Beyond the custom Mahogany door, a private covered patio awaits a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. 286 Meeting Street is perfectly positioned amidst Charleston's finest restaurants, shopping, art galleries, and parks. Whether you're seeking a charming pied-à-terre or a full-time residence, this exceptional home offers both history and modern elegance in an unbeatable location.

Looking for a beautifully updated studio in Charleston's historic Ansonborough neighborhood. Located within walking distance of the City Market, King Street, Gaillard Auditorium, The Charleson Music Hall, and world-class restaurants, this gated condo offers a prime downtown location. The spacious studio features heart pine floors, 10' ceilings, exposed brick walls, and a custom tile bath, along with stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and an in-unit washer/dryer. Enjoy off-street parking--essential for downtown living--and a private third-floor piazza perfect for relaxing or watching the city come alive. Whether you're looking for a second home, pied-a-terre, or investment property, this charming unit offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history.

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.