46 Church Street
This sun-filled home was built in the 1800s and sits on a corner lot in South of Broad. Featuring bright living spaces, double porches, south facing garden and off-street parking, this is the perfect pied-a-terre. Only one block from the Battery and Meeting Street, enjoy all of Charleston’s main attractions. Learn more about 46 Church Street.
21 Lamboll Street
The Catherine Jenkins House reflects the classic Charleston single style with customized updates for modern living. With details like original hardwood floors and chandeliers, a bay window added in 1890, french doors and a renovated kitchen, this is a one-of-a-kind historic South of Broad home. Learn more about 21 Lamboll Street.
73 Bull Street
The perfect opportunity to restore a historic Charleston single home, 73 Bull Street offers high ceilings and original hardwood floors. The property features a spacious backyard and coveted off-street parking. Located in Harleston Village, enjoy close proximity to some of downtown Charleston’s best restaurants and entertainment. Learn more about 73 Bull Street.
5 Kirkland Lane
This elevated Harleston Village home is move-in ready. With an open eat-in kitchen, dining area with a bay window, spacious family room and plenty of off-street parking this home is perfect for living and entertaining. Improvements include gas lanterns, Rinnai water heater, second laundry room and refinished hardwood floors. Learn more about 5 Kirkland Lane.
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