70 Ashe Street
Originally built in 1890, this three-bedroom Charleston Single home was completely renovated and taken down to the studs in 2018. The floor plan was updated for modern-day living, including two covered porches, a spacious living room, dining rooms, and hardwood flooring throughout the living spaces and bedrooms. During the renovation, four fireplaces were discovered, and all brickwork was restored and repointed. This home was designed for outdoor entertaining. The expansive, beautifully landscaped patio features a stucco privacy wall, a wood-burning fireplace, a shower, a barrel sauna, and a large storage room. The hardscape is a combination of bluestone and historic Charleston bricks, reclaimed from a King Street restaurant.
52 Hasell Street
Welcome to 52 Hasell Street, a classic brick Charleston single home on a spacious 0.16-acre lot in the historic Ansonborough neighborhood. Built around 1843, this 4,530-square-foot property includes five bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, and rare off-street parking. Even rarer – it also features a fully furnished, licensed bed-and-breakfast carriage house, offering potential for rental income or flexible guest accommodations. Inside, you are welcomed by soaring ceilings, grand rooms, original hardwood floors, and large windows that fill the space with natural light. With its rich history, spacious layout, and prime location, 52 Hasell Street is truly a rare find.
175 Wentworth Street Unit A
This beautiful first-floor condominium exudes charming historic details carefully blended with modern conveniences. The spacious floor plan features high ceilings and freshly painted walls throughout. Its rooms are well-appointed with beautiful moldings, gleaming heart pine floors, and a gas fireplace. The expansive owner’s suite showcases a tray ceiling, a walk-in closet, and an en suite bath with a double vanity, granite countertops, a jetted tub, and a walk-in glass and tile shower. Outside, you will enjoy the piazza for cocktail hour and a quaint tabby driveway and parking court for additional outdoor space. This renovated first-floor condominium offers the best of downtown Charleston living!
74 Vanderhorst Street
This beautifully restored Charleston Single home is situated in the heart of the historic Radcliffeborough neighborhood. Historic features throughout include original dental molding, heart pine floors, lead pane glass, and exposed brick. The kitchen was added off the dining room and showcases Bertazonni appliances, new cabinets, black and white marble floors, and a built-in banquet with custom cushions. Outside, you’ll enjoy the double porches, brick patio, privacy fence, and newly sodded grass. 74 Vanderhorst Street is convenient to the medical complex and University, the College of Charleston, Marion Square, and King Street’s shops and restaurants.
