The Dewar Lee Pringle House, circa 1762, is an exquisite four-story Charleston Single house located on one of the most iconic streets in downtown Charleston. This stately home uniquely blends Greek and Egyptian Revival styles with large, elegant rooms, seven fireplaces, fine moldings, and original heart pine flooring. A three-tiered piazza and a rooftop deck overlook a luxurious garden with a private drive and parking for four cars. Extensively renovated over the past few years, this incredible masterpiece provides owners with modern luxuries while honoring its storied history.
Historic 1760 stucco over brick advertised for sale in 1784 as ''That capital and well known house with a large piazza and pantry...the house is built of the best materials... Once the Symphony Designer house Restored in the 1990's 94 Tradd is a quintessential classic Charleston Single house. Entrance is from King Street and the abundant off-street parking and garage on Tradd Street. A gracious and private walled courtyard is a great space for entertaining. The well-proportioned living and dining rooms with grand fireplaces lead to the kitchen in the original kitchen house with wet bar and a half bath. The second floor contains a study and extensive master bedroom suite. The third and fourth floors have two bedrooms per floors affording stunning views of the Charleston skyline.
Situated in the heart of historic Charleston is 156 Tradd Street, Unit E, which presents the opportunity to reside in the sought-after South of Broad neighborhood. The spacious townhome is just under 2,400 square feet featuring three bedrooms and baths and two additional half-baths. Flooded with natural light on every level, the home contains hardwood floors throughout, with a large eat-in kitchen just off the formal dining room.The main living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and provides the perfect entertainment space, while the second level contains an additional sitting room with a wood-burning fireplace.
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