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With a dream lot directly on Winyah Bay (Intercoastal Waterway) this Georgetown jewel that would easily fit in with the mansions that line Charleston's downtown Battery. This custom built home (designed from a plantation in LA) is the epitome of gracious southern living. With a setting overlooking Winyah Bay (& including the large waterfront acreage across the street) the home is adjacent to East Bay Park & downtown boat landing with access to the Intercoastal Waterway & the Atlantic ocean. This beautiful home has just undergone an extensive renovation. Custom details abound throughout from Palmetto Stone over the brick entrances, Italian tiles in the backyard kitchen, the carved palmetto & crescent moon chair rail(no longer made due to expense), the SC seal brass medallions adorning the fireplaces and Tradd Street Charleston Gas lights throughout. As you walk through the mahogany front door, elegant formal living and dining rooms complete with wainscotting lead to the large family room and kitchen featuring a 60" Viking commercial oven with hood, Kohler sink with built in steamer, Kohler bar sink on large island, Viking electric oven, warming drawers, trash compactor, 48" Viking refrigerator and Fisher Pactel built in dishwasher 'drawers'. This floor includes one of the two laundry rooms, powder room with progressive lights & wine room. Home features a large master bedroom and bath (which includes one of the nine fireplaces), two more bedrooms, each with their own bath and a study/sitting/4th bedroom. A full size staircase takes you to the attic for storage galore. Take the elevator to the rooftop 'widows walk' for breathtaking views of the park, Winyah Bay & Hobcaw Barony to enjoy bay breezes under starry skies. Just imagine a family rooftop wedding!! The spacious cherry paneled elevator travels from the ground level to rooftop for easy access to all floors. On the ground level, you will find a garage that has openings on both ends, bottom foyer entry, 2nd downstairs laundry, an extra large bathroom for pool and patio dinner guests, and more storage. The backyard oasis includes pool with a waterfall, gazebo and expansive outdoor kitchen for entertaining al fresco. Pool and hot tub can be heated if purchaser desires to add heater. Home also features commercial caterpillar generator in case of power outages, inside and outside speakers and sprinkler system. Plantation shutters and hurricane shutters stay with home. Because Georgetown is a waterfront town , the streets around the home have intermittent tidal flooding . HOWEVER, THE HOME HAS NOT FLOODED. The waterfront lot directly across from the home on Winyah Bay, which is included in the sale, is the site of the old ferry that traveled to Waverly Mills to transport travelers to Pawleys Island. Owners have inquired to the Corp.of Engineers and putting your own boat dock on Winyah Bay should be permissible. Historic remnants of the pier are still visible. Downtown Georgetown's shopping, restaurants and Harborwalk are just blocks away, the beaches of Pawleys Island 12 miles, Myrtle Beach 30 miles and Charleston 60 miles to the south. Video has been provided with listing to showcase this fine home.

Welcome to 231 Screven Street, The John Ernest Poyas House. This circa 1790 home is located on a lovely street in downtown Georgetown with many significant 18th and 19th century structures surrounding it. Double "piazzas" offer plenty of space for outdoor living and overlook a large side yard that is ideal for a gardener. Upon entering the front door you are greeted by a lovely entry hall featuring classic 18th century wainscotting, H and L hinges on a few of the doors, and a simple yet elegant staircase. The large room on the right, currently used as the dining room, has a good cornice and other details that include a large mantel with fluted pilasters and dentil molding. The left side room, the drawing room, has many similar moldings but features a later style mantle. There are total of 7 fireplaces and many on the first floor feature Neoclassical matching mantels, in contrast the second floor mantels are of simpler design. The large kichen has a checkerboard floor and plenty of space to entertain. Note that the mantel in the kitchen is the mate to two others on the first floor. A large laundry and walk in pantry also anchor this space. The first floor also features a charming "back hall', library space, first floor bedroom and bath, and a screened in porch off of the kitchen. Upstairs you will find 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, a second level porch and a "sleeping porch" that reminds us of days gone by. The house rest on a foundation of English brick and does have the remains of a storage room that was under the house to keep goods dry and cool. Located two blocks off of front street, this "Lovely Old Georgetown House" is a classic example of early Georgetown houses. Public docks are also located behind the Town Clock, an iconic structure in Georgetown that is located within two blocks of the house. Take advantage of the many shops, dining, museums and more! Within the block you will also find a wonderful Robert Mills designed county Court House and a circa 1735 Colonial Banking House where George Washington spoke in 1791. Georgetown is nestled between Charleston and Myrtle Beach SC, both having International Airports. Georgetown also has many parks, a private airport , and multiple locations to be able to take advantage of our 5 rivers! Within 20 minutes you will find the white sands of Pawley's Island, our local beach. Do not miss the chance to turn this property into your downtown estate.

Welcome to the historic Thomas Hutchinson House located in downtown Georgetown SC. This lovely "single house" was completed in 1790 being built by master builder William Cuttino and is on the National Registry. The home is also numbered as a contributing home within the Historic District of Georgetown SC. The home rest on a foundation of English bond brick. Exterior features include double "piazzas" that define the main entry. Period nine over nine windows , many with original handmade glass, flood rooms with sunlight. Take note of the "Mansard" roof which was a design change of the roofline in the 1800's. Operable shutters and deep cornices are period details that define the era of this home. Upon entering the front door, you are greeted by a stairwell that ascends from the basement level up to the third floor. Simple, yet elegant railings and wainscoting make up this area (take note of the pendant drops of the stairwell). Heart of pine original floors are in many of the rooms within the home. The first floor bedroom was once the formal drawing room of the home. In this room, candlelight molding envelopes the space and is also repeated in the mantlepiece with an overmantel of "Museum Quality". On the other side of the hallway you will find a large double room with a classic revival cornice and fretwork, elegant wainscoting and other period details that mimic features within the home. Another mantel with overmantel copies the details of the trim. Other features on the main level include a galley style kitchen with gas range top and double oven. The ceiling is original beadboard from a time when this was likely a rear porch. Step down into the den that is sun-filled. Laundry and extra storage are located off this space. Second floor features include two large bedrooms and two full baths. Both bedrooms are also anchored by fireplaces with mantles of Federal design in one room and a simpler design in another. One bath shares space with the second story landing. A primary full bath and a charming study are located at the back of the second bedroom with the study featuring a small fireplace with mantle. From this room you may enter the upper level porch that faces East and overlooks Prince street. The third story also has two rooms that are currently a library and an artist studio. Large windows, set within the roofline of the Mansard roof, offer not only wonderful light, but also views of properties that surround. The gardens are a lovely mix of defined areas for dining and entertaining. Take note of the mature plants, that are native to the area , and are planted in a way that feels more "natural" and are reminiscent of the lovely gardens that define many of Georgetown's dwellings. Located within walking distance to many of Georgetown's highlights that include shopping, dining, hotels, The Harborwalk and more! The Georgetown Airport is within minutes and this home is within a few blocks of the many amenities that the city has to offer! Charleston SC is just over an hour to the south of Georgetown and within 20 minutes you can be relaxing on the beach in Pawleys Island SC.

Step into the pages of history with this exquisite home located in the heart of Georgetown’s Historic District. 113 Meeting Street is a testament to timeless elegance, originally built in 1836 and meticulously restored to its former glory in the early 2000s, all while preserving its quintessential Southern charm. As you walk through this grand residence, the rich history is palpable in every corner. The beautiful heart pine floors provide a warm welcome, leading you through a home where every detail has been carefully considered. The modern conveniences blend seamlessly with historic craftsmanship, offering the best of both worlds. The heart of the home, the kitchen, is a chef’s delight, boasting large stainless appliances and a natural gas Thermador range. The spacious kitchen island not only adds character but also serves as a practical addition with ample storage. Standing tall under the canopy of majestic Live Oak trees, this home is nestled on one of the most picturesque streets in the district. The lush greenery and historic backdrop create a tranquil retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life. This home features two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, each bedroom complete with an en suite, offering privacy and comfort. Located upstairs, the bedrooms are personal havens with views that whisper stories of the past. Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of Georgetown’s history with this beautifully restored residence, where every detail echoes the charm of the South. If you’re interested in further details or a private viewing, please reach out to your agent for a showing.

This beautiful home is located right in the heart of the Historic District of Georgetown on Cannon Street. Just steps away from Winyah Indigo Society Hall and a short walk to the wonderful restaurants and shops downtown. Home is occupied by tenant but will be vacant after December 1, 2023.

Large home positioned on just under a .5 acre lot. This home offers ample amounts of space. It is centrally located in the city of Georgetown.