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...

Circa 1801, Once Part Of The Historic James Hamilton Company Building, Serving As A Cotton Warehouse Along The City's Oldest Surviving Wharf. Totally Restored And Renovated In 2005 With Further Up...

Elegant Yet Warm And Inviting, This Three-story Deepwater Home On Ralston Creek Offers The Best Of Daniel Island Park Living! Phenomenal Views Of The Wando River Are Eclipsed Only By The Attention...

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...

Architecturally Noted As One Of The Oldest Greek Revival Homes In Charleston, And Built On One Of The Highest Points In The Historic Downtown, One Can Understand Why The Plantation Style With Doub...

The Louis Danjou House, Circa 1810, Is Classified By The City As A Category 2 House. There Are 2 Beautiful Masonry Structures, A Beautiful Garden, And Parking For 2-3 Cars. Also Known As Brewton's...

This Custom Home Was Completed By Master Builder Tommy Priester In December 2014. It Is The One Of The Only Homes Available On The Market That Has Deep Water Dock And Located Less Than 10 Minutes...

Owner Has Experienced No Flooding Inside Home During Recent Storms. Set Back From The Street Under The Canopy Of A Gorgeous Live Oak, This Brick Georgian Revival-style Home Situated On A Double Lo...

A Lowcountry Maze Of Natural Beauty Can Be Viewed From This Spectacular Deepwater Home From Many Vantage Points! This Handsome Home Is The Epitome Of Understated Elegance And The Comfortable Decor...

Nestled In The Coveted South Of Broad Neighborhood, This Remarkable Charleston Single Delivers Elegance And Charm Throughout Its Light-filled Interior And Exceptional Outdoor Living Spaces. The H...