38 STATE STREET UNIT 2
This upper-level three-story condo is located in the James Ross House, circa 1815. It boasts grand, well-proportioned rooms and a beautiful, open three-story staircase. The front living room space was previously used as a library and has an Elizabethan plaster ceiling, which can easily be removed by the next owners if desired. A rare coffin cut chandelier is the highlight of the dining room. The condominium was recently used as a three-bedroom unit. The gracious primary suite features a dressing room and a spacious bathroom with abundant natural light. Outside, a beautiful, sunny wrap-around porch overlooks a fountain, small garden and parking for two to three cars in tandem. Learn more about 38 State Street unit 2.
48 MONTAGU STREET UNIT B
Nestled on a charming tree-lined street, this two-bedroom condominium offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of Harleston Village. Tastefully restored and updated, it preserves the timeless charm of a historic Charleston Single house. Inside, you’ll find original heart pine floors, soaring ceilings, large windows and two original fireplaces, all contributing to the home’s character and warmth. Unit B provides a cozy and inviting atmosphere that anyone would be proud to call home. This unit encompasses the entire second floor, complete with a full porch, as well as a designated off-street parking space. 48 Montagu Street is ideally situated near downtown Charleston’s most scenic parks, popular restaurants and vibrant shopping. Learn more about 48 Montagu Street unit B.
90 E BAY STREET
A rare offering in the heart of Charleston’s historic district, the Ancrum Wharf Building presents a turnkey, lock-and-leave residence that seamlessly blends 18th-century character with modern luxury. One of the city’s few remaining wharf buildings, this award-winning property has been meticulously restored, offering effortless elegance with unparalleled convenience. This home is steps from Waterfront Park, Hasell Park, and the Battery, while Charleston’s world-class dining, shopping, and cultural attractions are just outside your door. Panoramic views in all four directions—including rooftop glimpses of the harbor, the Charleston skyline, and the cobblestone charm of South Adgers Wharf—allow you to take in the beauty of the city without ever leaving home. Learn more about 90 E Bay Street.
52 HASELL STREET
Welcome to 52 Hasell Street, a classic brick Charleston single home on a spacious 0.16-acre lot in the historic Ansonborough neighborhood. Built around 1843, this 4,530-square-foot property includes five bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and rare off-street parking. Even rarer – it also features a fully furnished, licensed bed-and-breakfast carriage house, offering potential for rental income or flexible guest accommodations. The main level includes a spacious living room and dining room, leading into a kitchen with a custom vaulted ceiling. The kitchen also features an exposed brick butler’s pantry and a separate laundry area for added convenience. Outside, a private Charleston garden connects to the historic carriage house. With its rich history, spacious layout, and prime location, 52 Hasell Street is truly a rare find. Learn more about 52 Hasell Street.
124 MARY STREET
Circa 1865, 124 Mary Street offers a fantastic opportunity to live in a renovated historic gem in the sought-after Old Village. Stepping inside, you are greeted by a light-filled foyer with hand-painted plaster walls, a study with built-ins, and a formal dining room. The first floor is highlighted by original hardwood floors, Urban Electric lighting, and three fireplaces. The beautiful chef’s kitchen features a breakfast nook, a waterfall marble island countertop, a Shaws farm sink and an abundance of storage. This open concept space leads into the family room, creating the perfect flow for entertaining and gatherings. Outside, your private backyard oasis awaits. Enjoy the saltwater pool and dine al fresco with the convenience of your outdoor kitchen. Lush landscaping leads to the 832 sq. ft. guest house, which offers a full kitchen, seating area, bedroom, and full bath. Learn more about 124 Mary Street.
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