The John Blake House, Circa 1800, Is An L-shaped, Two And A Half Story Black Cypress And Heart Pine Frame Structure That Sits On A High Masonry Foundation On A Double Lot. This Sturdy Post Revolut...

The Jacobson Building Has Been In The Same Family For Generations And Is Now Available For Purchase. The Front Portion Of The Bottom Floor Contains Normandy Farms Bakery. The Rear Portion Of The F...

This Incredible Home On A Rare Double Lot Was Built C.1873 By A Member Of The Prioleau Family. In C.1880 The Home Was Acquired By C. Richardson Miles, A South Carolina Attorney General And Later ...

The John Mccall House Circa 1784. An Exquisite Home In The Heart Of Charleston's Premiere Neighborhood, South Of Broad, Features An Abundance Of Historic Details With Modern Luxuries. This Stately...

One Of The Finest Major Surviving Italianate Buildings Erected In Charleston Before The Civil War. The Front Facade Features An L-shaped Asymmetrical Plan With Pedimented Front Gable And Arched W...

51-53 Broad Street Is A Totally Renovated Mixed Use Property Offering Retail, Office Andresidential Spaces. The First Floor Can Be Two Units Of Either Retail Space Or Office Space.the Second Floor...

A Unique Opportunity To Purchase A Piece Of Storied History. The Kerrison House, Later Known As Villa De La Fontaine, Was Built Circa 1840 And Restored In The 1970s. New England Architect Russell ...

22 Elliott Street In Renowned South Of Broad. This Historic Property Has Been Meticulously Restored And Features Luxury Finishes While Maintaining Many Original 18th Century Features. 3 Bedrooms, ...

Rare Opportunity To Own An Exquisite Renovated Historic Home In The Heart Of Charleston's Premiere Neighborhood, South Of Broad. Constructed By The Bohun Baker Family Of Archdale Plantation Circa...

Set On The Corner Of Church And Atlantic Streets, The Circa 1794 James Watt House Recently Was Completely Renovated By The Best Specialists In Historic Charleston (tupper Builders, E. E. Fava Arch...