80 Church Street - Charleston, South Carolina
Quintessentially Charleston, exceptionally refined, and ideally located, this charming South of Broad home sits perfectly on the corner of Tradd and Church Street, set upon the high ground of the Old Walled City. With its elevated main living level, high ceilings, and grand windows, this downtown home destination awaits your personalization and finishing touches. The formal living room, dining room, and informal breakfast area contribute to a nice Victorian flow in this historic home. The chef's kitchen features appliances like a Miele range and dishwasher, and the luxurious laundry room offers a pleasurable setting for this daily chore. Upstairs, a private primary suite encompasses the rear of the home with a light-filled primary bath and ample closet space.Two spacious guest suites are also upstairs, providing great space for additional uses like dressing rooms or offices. Downstairs is a rare treat - a finished basement with a luxurious guest suite offering a separate living room, spacious guest room, and full bath. The charming courtyard provides a private retreat to enjoy the Lowcountry weather year-round. This property is in excellent condition, and your purchase will benefit the work of Water Mission.
Listed by Ruthie Ravenel
Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty
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Almost 4 million? Let me write you a check as soon as I get done laughing.
God I love this, the decor the home and I think the area too,only one problem, I am shy about 3.5 million to buy I only have 500,000.00, so a little shy to proceed on, nut its lovely never the less
Gorgeous property!
Attention to detail is obvious. Nicely finished matching of architectural detail with the "age" of the neighborhood. Would make a lovely 2nd (or 3rd) vacation home. Parking and outdoor space too limited for a primary residence.
is it free?