For Sale – 18th Century Homes

59 Meeting Street

The Branford-Horry House, circa 1751, is one of Charleston’s most significant colonial residences. Original architectural elements include interior cypress paneling, carved mahogany mantelpieces and cornice details; its two-story portico defines the residence. A stunning walled garden with pond complete the property. Learn more about 59 Meeting Street, Charleston 29401.

69 King Street

This renovated historic home has no history of water intrusion in its excellent location South of Broad. The home features repointed brick, all new electrical and plumbing, and a beautiful master bedroom addition. Enjoy Charleston’s gorgeous weather from the private garden space designed by Robert Chestnut. Learn more about 69 King Street, Charleston 29401.

77 King Street

Built in 1747, the Captain Francis Baker House property is comprised of two buildings including the two-story brick house that faces King Street. With a secret garden feel and historic charm, this pied-à-terre could serve as the perfect full-time residence or second home. Learn more about 77 King Street, Charleston 29401.

83 Church Street A

This move-in ready residence is characterized by classic details and modern updates, just steps from shops and restaurants. The floor plan offers great flow from the living room to the dining area and custom kitchen. On the second floor, the luxurious master suite has three windows facing Church Street. Learn more about 83 Church Street A, Charleston 29401.

12 Bedons Alley

One of Charleston’s most photographed carriage houses, this unique and charming property consists of two units. The entire property was renovated top to bottom by Harper Finucan two years ago. There’s off-street parking for three cars in a beautifully patterned brick driveway. Learn more about 12 Bedons Alley, Charleston 29401.

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