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Legare Street's oldest residence known locally as ''The Sword Gate,'' was built in 1803 and is located on high ground in a high AE flood zone. This Federal style residence is privately nestled behind its famous front gates which were originally commissioned for the City's Guard House but rejected because the proposed price was too steep. Sword Gate was originally constructed by Solomon Legare, the man for whom Legare Street is named, this elegant estate of over 17,000 square feet includes 9 bedrooms, 13 full and 3 half baths and is one of the most impressive and historically significant homes on Peninsular Charleston. Adamesque wood work, plaster work and composition work enhance many of the most formal spaces including the grand ballroom and dining room.
In one of the prettiest cities, on one of the City's grandest streets, on one of the largest lots South of Broad sits the Reverend Paul Trapier Gervais House. Just steps from the Battery, this c.1835 Charleston Single represents a timeless collaboration between the past and present. Classic and chic best describe this meticulously restored family home, blending classical architecture with a modern day twist for comfort and luxurious living in the 21st century. One enters the property through the privacy door onto one of 2 grand piazzas overlooking the expansive garden. Once inside the home you will be drawn into the light filled rooms with soaring ceilings, museum quality wood finishes and grand proportions. Other notable features in the main house include an updated kitchen,
Private, Pristine, and Expertly designed, this 3 story masonry Charleston Single House with a pool and separate guest house sits on a ''street to street'' lot on East Tradd--South of Broad. Sophisticated and charming, this marvelous home is in turn-key condition and provides a level of interior finish and detail the most discerning buyer will appreciate. This high lot is located in a non-hazardous X Flood Zone, and the 5,947 ft main house boasts grand, light filled rooms room with high ceilings. Perfectly stained, hand milled heart of pine flooring can be found throughout the home. A combined dining, chef's kitchen and family room provides an brilliant space to dine and entertain family and friends. A substantial marble island with seating is the focal point of the kitchen,
The Julius M. Visanska House offers one of the most amazing panoramic waterfront views of the Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, Castle Pinckney and Sullivan's Island that you will find in all of Downtown Charleston. This yellow brick mansion, or as the locals call ''the gold house'', was built by the notable Charleston architect Albert Simons. The ''Double House'' sits on .4 acres of beautiful grounds landscaped with native flowers, trees and shrubbery, the carriage house and a nice pool. Historians and well known carriage tours love to point out the home sits on the historic site of Fort Mechanic and has been recognized by the Library of Congress in the Historic American Buildings Survey and is considered one of only 10 ''Estate'' properties on the Peninsula. True piece of Charleston Histo
Offered for the first time in five generations, the c. 1837 Shackleford-Williams House is an exceptionally well-preserved antebellum mansion and one of the oldest homes on one of America's most iconic streets. From Civil War bombardment to natural disasters, its historic details have withstood the test of time. Interior wood paneling and custom Tiffany-designed details still reflect the Charleston families who ensured its preservation for centuries. Sitting directly across from the Charleston Harbor, enjoy gorgeous views from the three-story bay windows and sea breezes from the patio and piazzas. The few alterations made over a century ago allow for the inclusion of modern amenities and ample parking without jeopardizing the dwelling's historic character.
Commanding the corner of Legare and Lamboll, this property is a showstopper after the completion of a two year renovation. The heart of the home is the stunning spiral staircase, which rises four floors around custom chandeliers. This elegant circa 1850 home features rich historic details such as detailed crown moldings, ornate door frames, wide plank heart pine floors, & original glass window panes, all thoughtfully preserved, while totally renovated for the ultimate in modern living. The grand central hall entrance with coffered ceiling leads into the formal living room, large dining room, and spectacular eat-in kitchen that opens onto the piazza overlooking the pool. Living and entertaining spaces are generous and flow effortlessly for the best of contemporary lifestyles
This grand South Battery residence is composed of a 4 bedroom, 4 full and 2 half bath main house with water views from the top 2 floors, a 3 bedroom, 2 full bath kitchen house with grandfathered Bed & Breakfast license, and a partially finished heated and cooled ground floor. The apx. 1,358 sf ground floor, included in total square footage, would make a fabulous wine cellar, workout room or artists' studio, and includes a half bath.Constructed circa 1835 by sisters Anne and Catherine Johnston, this three-story plantation-style home with attached kitchen house was later purchased by General Benjamin Huger Rutledge after the Civil War. The Johnston House retains its original wood picket fence on masonry piers and carved lattice gates, a rare find in many Charleston neighborhoods.
Historically known as part of the James Hamilton Company Building and serving as a warehouse for cotton along Charleston's oldest surviving wharf, 16 South Adger's Wharf is a reminder of the resilience of this historic community. Originally built in 1801 and recently renovated and reconfigured in 2005 from top to bottom by Coco Construction, this elegantly renovated brick home combines true historic touches coupled with modern technologies and conveniences throughout to create the ultimate retreat for those who value the exceptional. Stroll down one of Charleston's most romantic cobblestone streets and enter your private gated courtyard to your exquisite masonry home, South of Broad. Tasteful, well-appointed finishes include a grand main staircase, French white oak floors with milled
One of the finest major surviving Italianate buildings erected in Charleston before the civil war. The front facade features an L-shaped asymmetrical plan with pedimented front gable and arched wooden loggias. The scale, interior arrangement and its ornamentation are ideal for social gatherings. There is a semi-circular staircase lit by an octagonal skylight. There are four bedrooms in the main house, a large eat in kitchen and numerous sitting rooms. At the rear of the property are the original dependencies which provide a two car garage and two separate one bedroom apartments. The lot is one of the largest in the neighborhood with a high privacy wall and plenty of room to build a pool and outdoor entertaining area.
Located only 4 miles from the Peninsula of Charleston and a mile from the Country Club of Charleston, this rare, gated and completely fenced Lowcountry estate sits on one of the highest waterfront bluffs in Charleston, boasting amazing views, total privacy, and no required flood insurance. The dockable, custom-built 2 acre private retreat overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway was designed by award-winning Architects Dufford and Young. The dream team included Cook Bonner Construction and the renowned Landscape Architect Sheila Wertimer. The impressive views of the waterway overlooking the 45 foot pool and spa can be seen from most of the rooms in the home.
The historic James Macbeth House, c. 1846, and charming c. 1790 carriage house are being offered together for the first time in decades. Known as one of Charleston's finest examples of Greek Revival architecture, the exquisite South of Broad main residence embodies Southern living and hospitality at its finest. Steps from the Battery, and in walking distance to all Charleston has to offer, this residence is perfectly located. Having a stately presence on the street, one is drawn to this beautiful home and to the Greek Key etched front door. Once inside you will be entranced with the beautiful mahogany staircase which leads to the main living areas. You will be stunned by the soaring ceilings, grand proportions, heart pine floors,
Below the bend on lower Church Street, in one of the oldest and most charming parts of the city, sits an exquisite Federal era Charleston single, c 1790. Steps from the Battery and White Point Gardens, this quiet brick street is one of Charleston's most photographed scenes.Upon entering the sun filled, 6076 sq ft home you will find a sense of elegance, comfort and warmth. Recent meticulous renovations successfully combine the history of the home with modern day living. Two grand piazzas stretch down the southern facade, perfect for southern entertaining. The home today features 7 bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half baths, 6 fireplaces, formal living areas, family living areas, gym and a professionally designed eat-in kitchen. Highlights include the finest finishes, heart
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