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Set in the heart of Ansonborough, one of Charleston's most coveted historic neighborhoods, this impeccably maintained late 19th-century Charleston Single house is a rare offering that seamlessly blends period architecture with refined contemporary living. At just over 2,700 square feet, the residence lives far larger than its footprint suggests, offering generous proportions, gracious entertaining spaces, and an effortless indoor-outdoor connection that defines the very best of Lowcountry living. A wide and welcoming entry foyer sets the tone for the home's elegant features. The double drawing rooms are filled with light due to the abundance of large two-over-two glass paned windows on three sides of the home. A separate dining room with two sets of French doors leads to a stunning atrium-like addition transforming the kitchen and den into a year-round retreat. Double-height floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls open to reveal spectacular views of the private garden. The kitchen is well appointed and efficient with stone countertops, custom cabinetry and luxury appliances. The open floor plan allows the cook to be part of all the action. Upstairs, the grand primary suite is private and spacious with direct access to the second-floor piazza, making this a perfect place to enjoy a quiet moment or a morning cup of coffee. The primary bath features high-quality finishes including marble basket-weave tile, large shower enclosure, and dual sinks. Two charming guest bedrooms share a beautifully appointed bath with double sinks, a large soaking tub and a serene garden view, while a deep walk-in cedar closet and a thoughtfully designed hallway office complete the upper level. Designed by noted landscape architect Glen Gardener, the lush, rear garden is an urban sanctuary. The elevated deck with a sculptural firepit and grill station, seating and dining areas allows you to enjoy the garden for multiple purposes. An elevated pond and fountain complete the serene setting. An added bonus is the private brick driveway accommodating two vehicles in tandem for off-street parking. Numerous exterior and interior refinements - undertaken with care and quality, make this a truly move-in ready home. Whether you are seeking a full-time residence or a distinguished pied-à-terre in one of America's great historic cities, this remarkable property is ready for its next chapter.

3 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26012748 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Set in the heart of Ansonborough, one of Charleston's most coveted historic neighborhoods, this impeccably maintained late 19th-century Charleston Single house is a rare offering that seamlessly blends period architecture with refined contemporary living. At just over 2,700 square feet, the residence lives far larger than its footprint suggests, offering generous proportions, gracious entertaining spaces, and an effortless indoor-outdoor connection that defines the very best of Lowcountry living. A wide and welcoming entry foyer sets the tone for the home's elegant features. The double drawing rooms are filled with light due to the abundance of large two-over-two glass paned windows on three sides of the home. A separate dining room with two sets of French doors leads to a stunning atrium-like addition transforming the kitchen and den into a year-round retreat. Double-height floor-to-ceiling sliding glass walls open to reveal spectacular views of the private garden. The kitchen is well appointed and efficient with stone countertops, custom cabinetry and luxury appliances. The open floor plan allows the cook to be part of all the action. Upstairs, the grand primary suite is private and spacious with direct access to the second-floor piazza, making this a perfect place to enjoy a quiet moment or a morning cup of coffee. The primary bath features high-quality finishes including marble basket-weave tile, large shower enclosure, and dual sinks. Two charming guest bedrooms share a beautifully appointed bath with double sinks, a large soaking tub and a serene garden view, while a deep walk-in cedar closet and a thoughtfully designed hallway office complete the upper level. Designed by noted landscape architect Glen Gardener, the lush, rear garden is an urban sanctuary. The elevated deck with a sculptural firepit and grill station, seating and dining areas allows you to enjoy the garden for multiple purposes. An elevated pond and fountain complete the serene setting. An added bonus is the private brick driveway accommodating two vehicles in tandem for off-street parking. Numerous exterior and interior refinements - undertaken with care and quality, make this a truly move-in ready home. Whether you are seeking a full-time residence or a distinguished pied-à-terre in one of America's great historic cities, this remarkable property is ready for its next chapter.

4 Wentworth Street, Charleston

$420,000

Spacious and fully renovated condominium near the historic market area. Close to shopping & restaurants. Private parking, Security and pool. Being sold furnished.

1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 26022036 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Spacious and fully renovated condominium near the historic market area. Close to shopping & restaurants. Private parking, Security and pool. Being sold furnished.

259 E Bay Street Unit #9 B, Charleston

$3,725,000

The Edward McCrady House, circa 1839, is a substantial Greek Revival Charleston Single set on an exceptionally rare double lot in the heart of Ansonborough, offering the almost unheard-of ability to comfortably park five SUVs and a golf cart entirely off street, while still preserving substantial grounds for a pool, gardens and outdoor entertaining.Perhaps most remarkable for a residence approaching two centuries in age is its exceptional state of preservation. 30 Anson has been meticulously stewarded, with substantial investment directed toward the structural, exterior and infrastructure components of the property. This is not a historic home burdened by decades of deferred maintenance; rather, its exceptional bones and overall condition provide an unusually sound foundation for itsnext chapter. Its 4,158 square feet of historic architecture are distinguished by original heart pine floors, exposed historic masonry and commanding double piazzas, which were completely removed and reconstructed by Brett Elrod Construction in 2023. Designed by architect Amber Aument with structural engineering by Steven Caskie, the piazzas were rebuilt to historic standards in accordance with BAR requirements, incorporating new structural brick columns and additional steel reinforcement. Beyond the piazza reconstruction, the metal roof has been professionally resealed, a new gutter system and French drainage system installed, historic masonry restored and repointed, heart pine floors refinished, and numerous mechanical, environmental and interior improvements completed throughout the residence. The result is an extraordinarily well-maintained historic property where the opportunity ahead is principally one of design rather than restoration. A permit-ready conceptual renovation plan illustrates that potential, relocating the kitchen from the rear of the house to the central room on the second floor and placing it quite literally at the heart of the home. The existing kitchen could then become a formal dining room or fifth bedroom, with proposed glass doors opening directly to the piazza. The plans and photo renderings also contemplate renovated baths and thoughtfully built-out closets, creating a more functional modern floor plan while preserving the proportions and historic fabric that make the house exceptional. For a buyer, builder or investor, the value proposition is equally compelling. Renovated historic residences in Ansonborough have recently traded well above $1,300 per square foot, with exceptional examples approaching $1,500 per square foot. Against that backdrop, 30 Anson offers meaningful remaining upside without the deferred-maintenance profile so often associated with an unrestored historic residence. The heavy lifting of stewardship has already been undertaken; what remains is the opportunity to refine the interiors and grounds to an exceptional standard. Then there is the land. The double lot feels less like a traditional downtown backyard and more like a private event garden. Mature landscaping, historic surroundings and expansive open space create an extraordinary setting for entertaining. Even with parking for five SUVs and a golf cart, the property retains sufficient grounds to accommodate a pool and substantial outdoor living - an extraordinarily difficult combination to replicate in Ansonborough. Together with the reconstructed double piazzas, the property offers a scale of indoor-outdoor living seldom found in historic downtown Charleston. From the double piazzas, sweeping views extend across Charleston's historic rooflines to the iconic steeples of St. Philip's Church and St. Michael's Church - two enduring landmarks of the city's centuries-old skyline. At street level, the Charleston City Market, Dock Street Theatre, French Quarter, King Street, Waterfront Park and some of the city's most celebrated restaurants, galleries and cultural institutions are all within an easy walk. Here, Charleston's architecture, history and daily life are quite literally the surroundings. 30 Anson is already an important and exceptionally well-preserved Charleston residence. What makes it particularly rare is the combination: remarkable condition, a true double lot, extraordinary off-street parking, substantial private grounds, completely reconstructed double piazzas, meaningful capital improvements already completed, and a clear path to an exceptional next iteration. For the buyer who understands historic Charleston, the opportunity is difficult to replicate.

4 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26022745 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

The Edward McCrady House, circa 1839, is a substantial Greek Revival Charleston Single set on an exceptionally rare double lot in the heart of Ansonborough, offering the almost unheard-of ability to comfortably park five SUVs and a golf cart entirely off street, while still preserving substantial grounds for a pool, gardens and outdoor entertaining.Perhaps most remarkable for a residence approaching two centuries in age is its exceptional state of preservation. 30 Anson has been meticulously stewarded, with substantial investment directed toward the structural, exterior and infrastructure components of the property. This is not a historic home burdened by decades of deferred maintenance; rather, its exceptional bones and overall condition provide an unusually sound foundation for itsnext chapter. Its 4,158 square feet of historic architecture are distinguished by original heart pine floors, exposed historic masonry and commanding double piazzas, which were completely removed and reconstructed by Brett Elrod Construction in 2023. Designed by architect Amber Aument with structural engineering by Steven Caskie, the piazzas were rebuilt to historic standards in accordance with BAR requirements, incorporating new structural brick columns and additional steel reinforcement. Beyond the piazza reconstruction, the metal roof has been professionally resealed, a new gutter system and French drainage system installed, historic masonry restored and repointed, heart pine floors refinished, and numerous mechanical, environmental and interior improvements completed throughout the residence. The result is an extraordinarily well-maintained historic property where the opportunity ahead is principally one of design rather than restoration. A permit-ready conceptual renovation plan illustrates that potential, relocating the kitchen from the rear of the house to the central room on the second floor and placing it quite literally at the heart of the home. The existing kitchen could then become a formal dining room or fifth bedroom, with proposed glass doors opening directly to the piazza. The plans and photo renderings also contemplate renovated baths and thoughtfully built-out closets, creating a more functional modern floor plan while preserving the proportions and historic fabric that make the house exceptional. For a buyer, builder or investor, the value proposition is equally compelling. Renovated historic residences in Ansonborough have recently traded well above $1,300 per square foot, with exceptional examples approaching $1,500 per square foot. Against that backdrop, 30 Anson offers meaningful remaining upside without the deferred-maintenance profile so often associated with an unrestored historic residence. The heavy lifting of stewardship has already been undertaken; what remains is the opportunity to refine the interiors and grounds to an exceptional standard. Then there is the land. The double lot feels less like a traditional downtown backyard and more like a private event garden. Mature landscaping, historic surroundings and expansive open space create an extraordinary setting for entertaining. Even with parking for five SUVs and a golf cart, the property retains sufficient grounds to accommodate a pool and substantial outdoor living - an extraordinarily difficult combination to replicate in Ansonborough. Together with the reconstructed double piazzas, the property offers a scale of indoor-outdoor living seldom found in historic downtown Charleston. From the double piazzas, sweeping views extend across Charleston's historic rooflines to the iconic steeples of St. Philip's Church and St. Michael's Church - two enduring landmarks of the city's centuries-old skyline. At street level, the Charleston City Market, Dock Street Theatre, French Quarter, King Street, Waterfront Park and some of the city's most celebrated restaurants, galleries and cultural institutions are all within an easy walk. Here, Charleston's architecture, history and daily life are quite literally the surroundings. 30 Anson is already an important and exceptionally well-preserved Charleston residence. What makes it particularly rare is the combination: remarkable condition, a true double lot, extraordinary off-street parking, substantial private grounds, completely reconstructed double piazzas, meaningful capital improvements already completed, and a clear path to an exceptional next iteration. For the buyer who understands historic Charleston, the opportunity is difficult to replicate.

30 Anson Street, Charleston

55 Laurens Street Unit #Unit 55-H, Charleston

$1,162,500

Prominently situated on iconic Laurens Street in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, this pristine, never occupied since the renovation, brand new one-bedroom, one-bath residence offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully reimagined home within a meticulously preserved 200+ year-old structure in the Charleston Historic District. This distinguished residence reflects early 19th-century architectural influences, showcasing Federal-era proportions with Georgian-inspired symmetry and craftsmanship hallmarks of the period that emphasize balance, elegance, and enduring design.Recently redesigned throughout, the home presents a light, refreshed aesthetic that enhances its classic architectural character. A brand new custom kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to complimentthe home's historic roots while offering modern functionality, and a completely renovated custom bathroom features spa-like finishes and bespoke detailing. Elevating everyday living and entertaining alike, the residence is equipped with a whole-house custom SONOS sound system, delivering seamless, high-quality audio throughout. Just steps from Charleston's renowned dining, shopping, waterfront, and historic landmarks, the James Jervey House at 55 Laurens Street offers a truly special opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history pristinely preserved and beautifully updated for modern living.

1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 26020903 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Prominently situated on iconic Laurens Street in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, this pristine, never occupied since the renovation, brand new one-bedroom, one-bath residence offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully reimagined home within a meticulously preserved 200+ year-old structure in the Charleston Historic District. This distinguished residence reflects early 19th-century architectural influences, showcasing Federal-era proportions with Georgian-inspired symmetry and craftsmanship hallmarks of the period that emphasize balance, elegance, and enduring design.Recently redesigned throughout, the home presents a light, refreshed aesthetic that enhances its classic architectural character. A brand new custom kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to complimentthe home's historic roots while offering modern functionality, and a completely renovated custom bathroom features spa-like finishes and bespoke detailing. Elevating everyday living and entertaining alike, the residence is equipped with a whole-house custom SONOS sound system, delivering seamless, high-quality audio throughout. Just steps from Charleston's renowned dining, shopping, waterfront, and historic landmarks, the James Jervey House at 55 Laurens Street offers a truly special opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history pristinely preserved and beautifully updated for modern living.

55 Laurens Street Unit #Unit 55-H, Charleston

$4,700,000

Welcome to a truly exceptional residence where refined elegance and thoughtful design converge. Ideally located in Ansonborough, one of downtown Charleston's most desirable and walkable neighborhoods, this fully renovated historic home offers a rare blend of architectural character, modern luxury, and effortless livability.Meticulously updated inside and out, the home unfolds with light-filled interiors, gracious proportions, and soaring ceilings. Rich hardwood floors, designer lighting, and curated finishes create a warm yet sophisticated aesthetic, while the seamless flow between living spaces is perfectly suited for both elevated entertaining and everyday living.The elegant living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and flows seamlessly into the dining room and chef's kitchen--the true heart of the home. Designed to the highest standard, the kitchen features custom cabinetry, a statement waterfall island, and premium appliances including a Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele coffee system, and Bosch dishwasher. A thoughtfully placed pantry and powder room add convenience to this central gathering space. A standout feature is the newly renovated wine room--an intimate, design-forward lounge complete with a gas fireplace, custom mantle, dual wine refrigerators, ice maker, beverage fridge, secondary dishwasher, and bespoke metal-accented cabinetry. This space is ideal for relaxed evenings or sophisticated entertaining. Outdoor living is equally compelling. A beautifully designed brick courtyard with lush landscaping and a fountain creates a private oasis, complemented by a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with grill, dual burners, and pizza oven. Double piazzas offer additional space to unwind, while gated off-street parking for three vehicles is a rare and valuable amenity downtown. The second floor offers a versatile living space overlooking Society Street--perfect as a home office, media room, or secondary family room. The primary suite is a serene retreat, featuring a spa-like bath with soaking tub, walk-in shower, dual vanity, marble finishes, and heated floors, along with a generous walk-in closet and dedicated laundry. Additional guest accommodations are thoughtfully distributed throughout the home. A charming rear guest suite features exposed beams in the bedroom, an en-suite bath, and its own washer/dryer, while the third floor offers another private bedroom suite with full bath and storage. The lower level provides a beautifully finished guest retreat with exposed brick and beams, a spacious bedroom, full bath, and ample storage. Every detail of this home has been carefully considered to create a residence that is both luxurious and livable. Just steps from Charleston's finest dining, shopping, and cultural amenities, this is a rare opportunity to own a turnkey historic property in one of the city's most coveted neighborhoods. Full list of Features & Upgrades in documents.

4 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26012703 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Welcome to a truly exceptional residence where refined elegance and thoughtful design converge. Ideally located in Ansonborough, one of downtown Charleston's most desirable and walkable neighborhoods, this fully renovated historic home offers a rare blend of architectural character, modern luxury, and effortless livability.Meticulously updated inside and out, the home unfolds with light-filled interiors, gracious proportions, and soaring ceilings. Rich hardwood floors, designer lighting, and curated finishes create a warm yet sophisticated aesthetic, while the seamless flow between living spaces is perfectly suited for both elevated entertaining and everyday living.The elegant living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and flows seamlessly into the dining room and chef's kitchen--the true heart of the home. Designed to the highest standard, the kitchen features custom cabinetry, a statement waterfall island, and premium appliances including a Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele coffee system, and Bosch dishwasher. A thoughtfully placed pantry and powder room add convenience to this central gathering space. A standout feature is the newly renovated wine room--an intimate, design-forward lounge complete with a gas fireplace, custom mantle, dual wine refrigerators, ice maker, beverage fridge, secondary dishwasher, and bespoke metal-accented cabinetry. This space is ideal for relaxed evenings or sophisticated entertaining. Outdoor living is equally compelling. A beautifully designed brick courtyard with lush landscaping and a fountain creates a private oasis, complemented by a fully equipped outdoor kitchen with grill, dual burners, and pizza oven. Double piazzas offer additional space to unwind, while gated off-street parking for three vehicles is a rare and valuable amenity downtown. The second floor offers a versatile living space overlooking Society Street--perfect as a home office, media room, or secondary family room. The primary suite is a serene retreat, featuring a spa-like bath with soaking tub, walk-in shower, dual vanity, marble finishes, and heated floors, along with a generous walk-in closet and dedicated laundry. Additional guest accommodations are thoughtfully distributed throughout the home. A charming rear guest suite features exposed beams in the bedroom, an en-suite bath, and its own washer/dryer, while the third floor offers another private bedroom suite with full bath and storage. The lower level provides a beautifully finished guest retreat with exposed brick and beams, a spacious bedroom, full bath, and ample storage. Every detail of this home has been carefully considered to create a residence that is both luxurious and livable. Just steps from Charleston's finest dining, shopping, and cultural amenities, this is a rare opportunity to own a turnkey historic property in one of the city's most coveted neighborhoods. Full list of Features & Upgrades in documents.

39 Society Street, Charleston

$5,100,000

Beautifully restored and well maintained, this 4 unit masonry structure is located in the center of the Historic District, one block from the City Market, surrounded by fine restaurants and shopping. The property also includes its own parking with 9 spaces onsite. Zoned General Business and located within the accommodation zone, approval for 4 unit accommodations, currently operating as the Charleston Chestnut Mansion, a 4 unit short term rental. This versatile property can operate as short term or long term rentals, or offices giving one flexible use into the future depending upon market needs, especially with its corner location on East Bay and Guignard Streets. All 4 units are completely updated and furnished with bookings well into the future.Each unit has a separate entrance. The first floor has two 2 BD units at 1,400 SQFT each. The second floor is over 3,300 SQFT, with 3 BDs, 3BAs, and elevator access. The third level spans the upper floor with over 2,100 SQFT and 2 BDs. Originally 2 separate structures, with the original built in 1871 (241 East Bay), a later addition at 243 East Bay was added during the 1986 Restoration. Comprehensive renovations from 2015 to 2021, including mechanical systems, windows, interior updates. 2025 gross income $588,061. Showings limited due to bookings. This property is turnkey and ready to go!

9 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths ⋅ 26005458 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Beautifully restored and well maintained, this 4 unit masonry structure is located in the center of the Historic District, one block from the City Market, surrounded by fine restaurants and shopping. The property also includes its own parking with 9 spaces onsite. Zoned General Business and located within the accommodation zone, approval for 4 unit accommodations, currently operating as the Charleston Chestnut Mansion, a 4 unit short term rental. This versatile property can operate as short term or long term rentals, or offices giving one flexible use into the future depending upon market needs, especially with its corner location on East Bay and Guignard Streets. All 4 units are completely updated and furnished with bookings well into the future.Each unit has a separate entrance. The first floor has two 2 BD units at 1,400 SQFT each. The second floor is over 3,300 SQFT, with 3 BDs, 3BAs, and elevator access. The third level spans the upper floor with over 2,100 SQFT and 2 BDs. Originally 2 separate structures, with the original built in 1871 (241 East Bay), a later addition at 243 East Bay was added during the 1986 Restoration. Comprehensive renovations from 2015 to 2021, including mechanical systems, windows, interior updates. 2025 gross income $588,061. Showings limited due to bookings. This property is turnkey and ready to go!

241 E Bay Street, Charleston

$5,100,000

Beautifully restored and well maintained, this 4 unit masonry structure is located in the center of the Historic District, one block from the City Market, surrounded by fine restaurants and shopping. The property also includes its own parking with 9 spaces onsite. Zoned General Business and located within the accommodation zone, approval for 4 unit accommodations, currently operating as the Charleston Chestnut Mansion, a 4 unit short term rental. This versatile property can operate as short term or long term rentals, or offices giving one flexible use into the future depending upon market needs, especially with its corner location on East Bay and Guignard Streets. All 4 units are completely updated and furnished with bookings well into the future.Each unit has a separate entrance. The first floor has two 2 BD units at 1,400 SQFT each. The second floor is over 3,300 SQFT, with 3 BDs, 3BAs, and elevator access. The third level spans the upper floor with over 2,100 SQFT and 2 BDs. Originally 2 separate structures, with the original built in 1871 (241 East Bay), a later addition at 243 East Bay was added during the 1986 Restoration. Comprehensive renovations from 2015 to 2021, including mechanical systems, windows, interior updates. 2025 gross income - $588,061. Showings limited due to bookings. This property is turnkey and ready to go!

9 Beds ⋅ 26005460 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Beautifully restored and well maintained, this 4 unit masonry structure is located in the center of the Historic District, one block from the City Market, surrounded by fine restaurants and shopping. The property also includes its own parking with 9 spaces onsite. Zoned General Business and located within the accommodation zone, approval for 4 unit accommodations, currently operating as the Charleston Chestnut Mansion, a 4 unit short term rental. This versatile property can operate as short term or long term rentals, or offices giving one flexible use into the future depending upon market needs, especially with its corner location on East Bay and Guignard Streets. All 4 units are completely updated and furnished with bookings well into the future.Each unit has a separate entrance. The first floor has two 2 BD units at 1,400 SQFT each. The second floor is over 3,300 SQFT, with 3 BDs, 3BAs, and elevator access. The third level spans the upper floor with over 2,100 SQFT and 2 BDs. Originally 2 separate structures, with the original built in 1871 (241 East Bay), a later addition at 243 East Bay was added during the 1986 Restoration. Comprehensive renovations from 2015 to 2021, including mechanical systems, windows, interior updates. 2025 gross income - $588,061. Showings limited due to bookings. This property is turnkey and ready to go!

241 East Bay Street, Charleston

$3,125,000

Circa 1839, welcome to the historic Hannah McBeth House, highlighted by the Preservation Society of Charleston, a beautifully preserved Charleston Single residence with modern updates, located in the heart of Ansonborough just blocks from the Charleston City Market, Waterfront Park, King Street and some of the peninsula's most iconic historic sites. Two off street parking spaces, patio, garden, custom Phillip Simmons wrought iron gates, elevator shaft, slate roof, amazing history, live here year round or lock and leave. Built circa 1839-1840, this remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history while enjoying thoughtfully integrated modern updates and functional living spaces. Ideally located just a short walk to King Street, FIG, Peninsula Grill,Charleston Place, 167 Sushi, Harris Teeter, boutique shopping, local cafes, the Charleston Gaillard Center, Dock Street Theatre, Queen Street Playhouse, TD Arena, the College of Charleston campus, Museum Mile, the South Carolina Aquarium, and everything Downtown Charleston has to offer! Originally constructed following the Great Fire of 1838 on land purchased by Hannah McBeth in 1832, this historic residence is rich with Charleston history and architectural character. The two-story stuccoed over brick home is a classic example of Charleston Single architecture, featuring a one-room-wide, two-room-deep floor plan with a central hall layout. Behind the historic iron gates crafted by renowned Charleston blacksmith Philip Simmons, the property offers a private setting in the heart of Downtown Charleston. Additional 2 car off street parking driveway gates were custom built by a local blacksmith associated with the Philip Simmons Society of Blacksmiths, while the hardscape, tabby patio, and shutters added by the homeowner further enhance the property's timeless Charleston character and outdoor living spaces. Inside, much of the home's original character has been beautifully preserved, including exposed structural timber beams, original wood flooring, historic staircases, original windows and doors, six original mantels, and six working fireplaces. Two of the fireplaces have been converted to gas, including fireplaces located in the primary bedroom and third bedroom/den. The spacious living areas are filled with natural light, while custom built-ins designed and crafted by a local cabinet maker blend seamlessly with the home's historic architecture and character. The main level features a front formal living room, a separate dining room and an additional den space in the historic kitchen house. The primary suite continues the home's historic charm with original architectural details, abundant natural light, and one of the home's converted gas fireplaces the large custom full bathroom offers dual vanities, a soaking tub, a large glassed in tile shower and full walk in closet. The 2nd upstairs bedroom is currently used as a large living room and offers an adjacent full bathroom, the 3rd upstairs bedroom is above the historic kitchen house and offers a renovated full bathroom with glassed in tile shower and ample space. The current downstairs den can easily be converted to create a 4th bedroom with en-suite full bath already in place. The kitchen and upstairs primary bathroom were added during a thoughtfully designed 2008 renovation that introduced a two-story hyphen connecting the main residence to the original two-story brick kitchen house. The kitchen offers modern functionality while preserving the architectural integrity of the property, and includes a pantry space within the hyphen designed to accommodate a future elevator if desired. A second-floor closet was also designed with future elevator installation in mind, while a new stackable washer and dryer was installed in the kitchen in 2024. The original brick kitchen house remains one of the property's most historically significant features, including its visibly worn staircase, which stands as a lasting reminder of the lives and labor of the individuals who once occupied the home.

3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 26016211 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Circa 1839, welcome to the historic Hannah McBeth House, highlighted by the Preservation Society of Charleston, a beautifully preserved Charleston Single residence with modern updates, located in the heart of Ansonborough just blocks from the Charleston City Market, Waterfront Park, King Street and some of the peninsula's most iconic historic sites. Two off street parking spaces, patio, garden, custom Phillip Simmons wrought iron gates, elevator shaft, slate roof, amazing history, live here year round or lock and leave. Built circa 1839-1840, this remarkable property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history while enjoying thoughtfully integrated modern updates and functional living spaces. Ideally located just a short walk to King Street, FIG, Peninsula Grill,Charleston Place, 167 Sushi, Harris Teeter, boutique shopping, local cafes, the Charleston Gaillard Center, Dock Street Theatre, Queen Street Playhouse, TD Arena, the College of Charleston campus, Museum Mile, the South Carolina Aquarium, and everything Downtown Charleston has to offer! Originally constructed following the Great Fire of 1838 on land purchased by Hannah McBeth in 1832, this historic residence is rich with Charleston history and architectural character. The two-story stuccoed over brick home is a classic example of Charleston Single architecture, featuring a one-room-wide, two-room-deep floor plan with a central hall layout. Behind the historic iron gates crafted by renowned Charleston blacksmith Philip Simmons, the property offers a private setting in the heart of Downtown Charleston. Additional 2 car off street parking driveway gates were custom built by a local blacksmith associated with the Philip Simmons Society of Blacksmiths, while the hardscape, tabby patio, and shutters added by the homeowner further enhance the property's timeless Charleston character and outdoor living spaces. Inside, much of the home's original character has been beautifully preserved, including exposed structural timber beams, original wood flooring, historic staircases, original windows and doors, six original mantels, and six working fireplaces. Two of the fireplaces have been converted to gas, including fireplaces located in the primary bedroom and third bedroom/den. The spacious living areas are filled with natural light, while custom built-ins designed and crafted by a local cabinet maker blend seamlessly with the home's historic architecture and character. The main level features a front formal living room, a separate dining room and an additional den space in the historic kitchen house. The primary suite continues the home's historic charm with original architectural details, abundant natural light, and one of the home's converted gas fireplaces the large custom full bathroom offers dual vanities, a soaking tub, a large glassed in tile shower and full walk in closet. The 2nd upstairs bedroom is currently used as a large living room and offers an adjacent full bathroom, the 3rd upstairs bedroom is above the historic kitchen house and offers a renovated full bathroom with glassed in tile shower and ample space. The current downstairs den can easily be converted to create a 4th bedroom with en-suite full bath already in place. The kitchen and upstairs primary bathroom were added during a thoughtfully designed 2008 renovation that introduced a two-story hyphen connecting the main residence to the original two-story brick kitchen house. The kitchen offers modern functionality while preserving the architectural integrity of the property, and includes a pantry space within the hyphen designed to accommodate a future elevator if desired. A second-floor closet was also designed with future elevator installation in mind, while a new stackable washer and dryer was installed in the kitchen in 2024. The original brick kitchen house remains one of the property's most historically significant features, including its visibly worn staircase, which stands as a lasting reminder of the lives and labor of the individuals who once occupied the home.

35 Wentworth Street, Charleston

$350,000

Delight in historic Charleston, South Carolina living here at 259 E. Bay Street, 7B! Located in esteemed Ansonborough, noted as one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods, you will love walking to The Gaillard Center, Charleston Music Hall, the Waterfront Park, Charleston City Market or shops/restaurants on King Street! This one bedroom, one bath condominium offers a modern and updated kitchen with quartz countertops, stainless appliances and attractive and easy to maintain LVP flooring. Located on the 2nd floor, there is also a private balcony to enjoy your morning coffee and take in the views of Charleston! The building offers a secure entrance, requiring a code for entry, a community pool, and an elevator. Onsite laundry is located on the 1st floor. MUSC and College of Charleston arelocated only 1.7 mile and 1 mile away, respectively. Isn't it time for you to explore everything historic Charleston, SC has to offer? Walk or bike to the Aquarium, the African American Museum, or the Battery and dine and shop on King Street on any given day! Enjoy your "lock it and leave it" lifestyle in one of the most iconic historical cities, consistently voted as one of the top global destinations!

1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 26006573 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Delight in historic Charleston, South Carolina living here at 259 E. Bay Street, 7B! Located in esteemed Ansonborough, noted as one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods, you will love walking to The Gaillard Center, Charleston Music Hall, the Waterfront Park, Charleston City Market or shops/restaurants on King Street! This one bedroom, one bath condominium offers a modern and updated kitchen with quartz countertops, stainless appliances and attractive and easy to maintain LVP flooring. Located on the 2nd floor, there is also a private balcony to enjoy your morning coffee and take in the views of Charleston! The building offers a secure entrance, requiring a code for entry, a community pool, and an elevator. Onsite laundry is located on the 1st floor. MUSC and College of Charleston arelocated only 1.7 mile and 1 mile away, respectively. Isn't it time for you to explore everything historic Charleston, SC has to offer? Walk or bike to the Aquarium, the African American Museum, or the Battery and dine and shop on King Street on any given day! Enjoy your "lock it and leave it" lifestyle in one of the most iconic historical cities, consistently voted as one of the top global destinations!

259 E Bay Street Unit #7b, Charleston

$800,000

Presenting 69 Washington Street a historic triplex located in the heart of Ansonborough. This value add opportunity is comprised of one duplex offering Two - 2br/1ba units(1,068sqft each) and one 1br/1ba ADU(287sqft) . This triplex is zoned general business, offers ample parking and is located on a corner making it a rare combination on the peninsula. The ADU has BAR approved plans for demolition and new construction of a two story structure, increasing size to approximately 500 sq ft. Potential uses include, Single Family Conversion, Student & Midterm rental or convert to commercial use for restaurant, office or retail. Property is offered ''as is'' sale.

5 Beds ⋅ 26008600 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Presenting 69 Washington Street a historic triplex located in the heart of Ansonborough. This value add opportunity is comprised of one duplex offering Two - 2br/1ba units(1,068sqft each) and one 1br/1ba ADU(287sqft) . This triplex is zoned general business, offers ample parking and is located on a corner making it a rare combination on the peninsula. The ADU has BAR approved plans for demolition and new construction of a two story structure, increasing size to approximately 500 sq ft. Potential uses include, Single Family Conversion, Student & Midterm rental or convert to commercial use for restaurant, office or retail. Property is offered ''as is'' sale.

69 Washington Street, Charleston

$3,075,000

Circa 1843, the William Thompson House is located in the Ansonborough neighborhood of historic Charleston. This elegant residence blends preserved architectural character with thoughtful modern updates, creating a refined and inviting living experience.The property features off street parking for two vehicles and newly designed gardens that frame the pool with lush plantings, including lemon trees. A private terrace, enhanced by a charming garden gate, offers a tranquil setting for outdoor living. Recent improvements include a new irrigation system, a landscape lighting system, gas lanterns at the front entrance, recently replaced heating and cooling systems, a newer slate roof, and a fully cleaned and encapsulated crawl space.A Ring system is also in place. Inside, the home offers three functioning wood burning fireplaces and a series of beautifully scaled rooms. The wood paneled study, tucked quietly at the rear of the home, provides a peaceful retreat and includes a dedicated staircase that leads to an upstairs guest suite. The spacious primary suite includes a generous steam shower and a private porch that overlooks the pool and gardens. This outdoor space extends directly from the large dressing room and offers a comfortable setting for reading or relaxing throughout the day. The third floor includes two additional bright bedrooms that share a well appointed bathroom. This remarkable residence presents a rare opportunity to own a significant historic property with modern comforts in one of Charleston's most desirable residential locations.

4 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 25031083 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Circa 1843, the William Thompson House is located in the Ansonborough neighborhood of historic Charleston. This elegant residence blends preserved architectural character with thoughtful modern updates, creating a refined and inviting living experience.The property features off street parking for two vehicles and newly designed gardens that frame the pool with lush plantings, including lemon trees. A private terrace, enhanced by a charming garden gate, offers a tranquil setting for outdoor living. Recent improvements include a new irrigation system, a landscape lighting system, gas lanterns at the front entrance, recently replaced heating and cooling systems, a newer slate roof, and a fully cleaned and encapsulated crawl space.A Ring system is also in place. Inside, the home offers three functioning wood burning fireplaces and a series of beautifully scaled rooms. The wood paneled study, tucked quietly at the rear of the home, provides a peaceful retreat and includes a dedicated staircase that leads to an upstairs guest suite. The spacious primary suite includes a generous steam shower and a private porch that overlooks the pool and gardens. This outdoor space extends directly from the large dressing room and offers a comfortable setting for reading or relaxing throughout the day. The third floor includes two additional bright bedrooms that share a well appointed bathroom. This remarkable residence presents a rare opportunity to own a significant historic property with modern comforts in one of Charleston's most desirable residential locations.

32 Wentworth Street, Charleston

$2,400,000

For Comp Purposes Only

8 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ 26015819 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

For Comp Purposes Only

52 Laurens Street, Charleston

$7,000,000

This grand Greek Revival home is historically known to be well detailed, wider and moreexpansive than typically built in Ansonborough within the period. Sitting high on its foundation, this fine home was recently restored over a two-year period. Respecting the historic details, the new addition, kitchen and baths were all completely done in a most sophisticated way.The elegant main rooms offer grand scale throughout. The newly added butler pantry,spacious and sunny, kitchen greatly enhance this fine home by seamlessly creating thespace needed for comfortable modern living. The kitchen wing is especially attractive as the garden becomes a part of the space with multiple French doors on three sides.Above the kitchen is a separate guest suite, accessed by a beautifully constructed secondary staircase. In the main house, second level, is another large-scale room used as a library, conveniently across from the primary suite. Access to the expansive second level piazza, with garden views is from the stair hall. The primary bath is all new with marble finishes, laundry and walk-in. The third level features two charming and spacious dormer style bedrooms with an attractive bath in the hall. The garden and pool area is the real showcase. Beautiful brick pathways and a chic private pool area is to the rear. Enjoy dining al fresco just off your kitchen, or for "garden party" entertaining. This one is the complete package.

4 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26003681 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

This grand Greek Revival home is historically known to be well detailed, wider and moreexpansive than typically built in Ansonborough within the period. Sitting high on its foundation, this fine home was recently restored over a two-year period. Respecting the historic details, the new addition, kitchen and baths were all completely done in a most sophisticated way.The elegant main rooms offer grand scale throughout. The newly added butler pantry,spacious and sunny, kitchen greatly enhance this fine home by seamlessly creating thespace needed for comfortable modern living. The kitchen wing is especially attractive as the garden becomes a part of the space with multiple French doors on three sides.Above the kitchen is a separate guest suite, accessed by a beautifully constructed secondary staircase. In the main house, second level, is another large-scale room used as a library, conveniently across from the primary suite. Access to the expansive second level piazza, with garden views is from the stair hall. The primary bath is all new with marble finishes, laundry and walk-in. The third level features two charming and spacious dormer style bedrooms with an attractive bath in the hall. The garden and pool area is the real showcase. Beautiful brick pathways and a chic private pool area is to the rear. Enjoy dining al fresco just off your kitchen, or for "garden party" entertaining. This one is the complete package.

32 Society Street, Charleston

$965,000

Tucked within the quiet interior of a covetedAnsonborough block, the fourteen townhomes at 12 George Street represent one of downtown Charleston's most discreet and desirable enclaves. Adjacent to the historic Middleton-Pinckney House, home to Spoleto Festival USA- this residence offers a rare balance of privacy and proximity.This renovated two-bedroom, two-bath townhouse is filled with natural light throughout the day, creating a bright and inviting interior. Thoughtful updatesresult in a home that feels bothtimeless and turnkey.A tranquil private courtyard extends the living space outdoors-ideal for morning coffee or evening relaxation. An off-street designated parking space conveys with the property, a valuable amenity in this historic district.Just steps away from King Street, acclaimed dining, cultural venues, and everyday conveniences, this location offers immediate access to the best of downtown Charleston while maintaining a quiet, residential feel. Seller will review offers on Sunday, March 29th at 6pm.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 26007925 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Closed Status

Tucked within the quiet interior of a covetedAnsonborough block, the fourteen townhomes at 12 George Street represent one of downtown Charleston's most discreet and desirable enclaves. Adjacent to the historic Middleton-Pinckney House, home to Spoleto Festival USA- this residence offers a rare balance of privacy and proximity.This renovated two-bedroom, two-bath townhouse is filled with natural light throughout the day, creating a bright and inviting interior. Thoughtful updatesresult in a home that feels bothtimeless and turnkey.A tranquil private courtyard extends the living space outdoors-ideal for morning coffee or evening relaxation. An off-street designated parking space conveys with the property, a valuable amenity in this historic district.Just steps away from King Street, acclaimed dining, cultural venues, and everyday conveniences, this location offers immediate access to the best of downtown Charleston while maintaining a quiet, residential feel. Seller will review offers on Sunday, March 29th at 6pm.

12 George Street Unit #B6, Charleston

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