Charleston Historic Homes

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Buyers come from all over the world to purchase Charleston historic homes. With as many as 4 million visitors coming each year to the two by five mile peninsula, many discover the beauty and dignified charm of Charleston and simply do not want to leave.

Charleston historic homes have many stories to tell, and with a very active preservation society in place and tight controls on how these historic properties are to remain a reflection a time long past, the result is an old world city with modern conveniences.

Many buyers to turn to the highly sought after South of Broad neighborhood between the Battery and Broad Street as a destination to enjoy a second home until retirement. The cobblestone streets, the vibrant small city life, the density of the some of America’s best restaurants; all of these attributes secure Charleston as one of the most popular cities in the country to visit.

The market surrounding Charleston historic homes is not large, but very diverse, consequently the city offers a variety of property types for the most discerning of buyers. There are condos, townhouses, single family homes, old homes that were turned into condos, historic preservation garden homes and mansions along the waterfront where the first shots of the Civial War was fired. And with this great variety of property choices, comes different nuances associated with each.

Consider these variables with the purchase of Charleston historic homes:

Proximity to the market and other popular tourist destinations.
Is the property on a carriage route?
Does the property have off-street parking?
If no parking is available, what is the closest paid parking option and how much is it monthly?
If a mansion has been divided into condos, what does the regime fee include?
Is the property close to the College of Charleston?
Is the property close to the Medical University?
Are their college rental properties nearby?
Is is easy to walk to restaurants and boutique shopping?

The peninsula is not your typical grid layout like most cities. The streets can be very confusing at first, so knowing the traffic patterns, which are one way (and when do they turn two way) and even the carriage tour routes are important factors when considering purchasing Charleston historic homes.

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$3,950,000 - 2 Prioleau St Charleston, SC @ South Of Broad

MLS#: 2904120
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 6
Baths:: 6 Full / 2 Half

This 9500 sq ft 4 floor residence has it all. Unobstructed views of Charleston Harbor, Ft Sumter, Sullivan's island, and the shipping lanes. Enjoy private views of the sailing regattas, 4th of July fireworks and boat parade! The roof garden is a great place to sit and watch the sunrise, while having your coffee, or a glass of wine at sundown whi...

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$1,095,000 - 88 Beaufain St Charleston, SC @ Harleston Village

MLS#: 1101245
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 5
Baths:: 3 Full / 1 Half

This is a great family home with a nice back yard. Modern kitchen and every convenience. Large Downtown Historic Charleston livable houses rarely come on the market at a price a family can afford - this is it! Bright and sunny with side porches and a private rear screened porch give 88 Beaufain a Charleston look and lifestyle. Open airy rooms...

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$315,000 - 65 Vanderhorst St Charleston, SC @ Radcliffborough

MLS#: 1211177
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 1
Baths:: 1 Full / N/A

Updated, spacious 1 bedroom condo in historic Charleston Double. Home has been carefully updated to combine old world charm with modern conveniences of today's lifestyle. 11 foot ceilings, original hardwood floors, huge windows and insets throughout; Natural light fills this unit; Living room with original crown moulding, chair rail and buil...

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$712,500 - 7 Calhoun St Charleston, SC @ Seven Calhoun

MLS#: 1211670
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 1
Baths:: 1 Full / N/A

Own at Charleston's Revolutionary new address which is connected to an exclusive four star, seventy -five room luxury hotel. This residence offers an unparalleled lifestyle, one in which its owner enjoys all of the amenities of a fine hotel; including the fitness center, spa, restaurant, room service, bar, lobby, courtyard, meeting rooms, hou...

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$489,000 - 85 Cumberland St Charleston, SC @ French Quarter

MLS#: 1125559
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 1
Baths:: 1 Full / 1 Half

In the heart of Historic Downtown, Market's Gate condominiums offer the charm of old Charleston accentuated with the finest modern finishes expected by today's most discriminating buyer. Each luxury condominium is beautifully appointed with 11'+ ceilings, granite counter tops, custom cabinetry, heart pine flooring, high-end stainless steel a...

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$589,500 - 16 Jasper St Charleston, SC @ Radcliffborough

MLS#: 1106412
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 4
Baths:: 3 Full / N/A

This is a unique stand alone condo with a total of three units. (One sold) Great location only 4 blocks from King and College of Charleston. Open floor plan with master on ground floor.

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$185,000 - 46 Ashe St Charleston, SC @ City Of Charleston

MLS#: 1203246
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 4
Baths:: 2 Full / N/A

THIS TRADITIONAL CHARLESTON DUPLEX COULD EASILY BE CONVERTED TO A SINGLE FAMILY HOME. THIS IS A RENOVATION PROJECT. GREAT LOCATION IN THE HEART OF EVERYTHING. WALK TO ALL THE GREAT NEW RESTAURANTS!! VACANT AND ON LOCKBOX.

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15 NORTH ADGERS WHARF Charleston, SC 29401

$1,050,000 - 15 North Adgers Wharf Charleston, SC @ South Of Broad

MLS#: 1200096
Class:: Residential
Status:: Active

Beds:: 3
Baths:: 3 Full / 1 Half

This incredible converted warehouse was originally built in 1735 and was part of Ancrum's and Motte's Wharfs. It was purchased by James Adger in 1842 as a working cotton warehouse and factory office. From this location the Adger's steamship lines provided weekly passenger transport to New York. These warehouses were converted to residences in...

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The broker providing these data believes them to be correct, but advises interested parties to confirm them before relying on them in a purchase decision.

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