Historic Charleston Rowhome in heart of downtown, walkable, private and charming

Historic Charleston home on Colonial Lake in the South of Broad neighborhood. Walkable to everything you could want and need, including restaurants, shops, and many sites for exploring and experiencing. Footsteps from The Battery, tennis and pickleball courts, and greenspaces to meander. Catch a harbor sunset, or walk to the King Street and Market Street shopping and dining districts. Right in the heart of downtown Charleston, but a private respite for relaxing and soaking up the Southern lifestyle. On one of the most famous streets in Charleston, this space is a cozy and fun spot to spend some time in the charming Holy City!

The original hardwood floors, renovated full kitchen, and east west facing large, original windows make the home a character and light filled place to settle in after a long day of exploring and taking in the sights. The living room is equipped with a sleeper sofa and offers an open floor plan to the dining area and kitchen for lots of space spread out and spend time together. The bedrooms are furnished with king and queen beds with room darkening drapery for a luxurious night of sleep. The gem of a semi private backyard and patio areas are great for grilling in the evening or relaxing with a cup of coffee in the morning.

There’s so much to see right outside your door, too. Take a walk, bike ride, or pedicab to the dining and shopping district of downtown. Or head to the beaches, only a short ride away. The tennis courts, pickle ball courts, field, and playground across the street are bustling with activity. On the other side of the street, Colonial Lake offers a picturesque and easy stroll around the lake and gardens. If you have your pup in tow, hop next door to the Horse Lot for a perfect spot to stretch four legs.

Museums, City Market, theaters, art galleries, antique markets, historic homes and tours, The Battery and lots of local charm at every corner in the most sought after section of the city. “Come on down now, and stay a while!”