The Thomas Hamlin House
19 Gadsden Street
Constructed in the 1820’s Greek Revival style, the Thomas Hamlin House is reminiscent of an old Southern plantation home. The floor plan is considered a ”Charleston double house” with four rooms on each level, divided by a central hall, and is located in Harleston Village. Learn more about 19 Gadsden Street.
The James Gordon House
87 E Bay Street Unit: A
This two-story Rainbow Row condominium is located within the James Gordon House. It has been masterfully renovated and has beautiful views, light-filled rooms, and 12′ ceilings with fabulous moulding. Learn more about 87 E Bay Street Unit A.
The James Ross House
38 State Street Unit: 2
This upper-level, three-story condo is situated in the French Quarter. It features enormous rooms on both main levels and an updated eat-in kitchen. The formal living room is currently being used as a library and has an Elizabethan detailed plaster ceiling. Learn more about 38 State Street Unit 2.
The Edgar Wells House
52 King Street
The Edgar Wells House is rich in history and among the earliest datable dwellings outside the former walled city and a precursor to the standard Charleston Single house. Come explore this perfect South of Broad location on one of the most historic and well-known streets downtown. Learn more about 52 King Street.
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