The Edgar Wells House
52 King Street
Listed by Helen Geer
Come explore this perfect South of Broad location and experience the luxury of downtown living. This property was rated by This Is Charleston as “Valuable to the City” and has a fabulous, updated eat-in kitchen with large center island. Learn more about 52 King Street.
European Elegance South of Broad
32 Tradd Street
Listed by Helen Geer
This home offers a truly flexible floor plan and exhibits both European and Charlestonian attributes. The well-appointed living room with a gas fireplace could easily be utilized as a formal dining room. Learn more about 32 Tradd Street.
The James Ross House
38 State Street Unit: 2
Listed by Ann Bacot Daughtridge
This upper-level, three-story condo in the French Quarter has enormous, perfectly proportioned rooms on both main levels and a breathtaking, open three-story staircase. 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.
Charming Family Home
64 Church Street
Listed by Mary Des. Cutler
Built in 1961, this is the first time the home has ever been on the market. Enjoy four bedrooms and a great family room with an impressive fireplace that opens to a private walled garden. Learn more about 64 Church Street.
Historic Ansonborough home
21 Wentworth Street
Listed by Lyles Geer
21 Wentworth Street has what everyone wants in Charleston: a charming garden, double piazzas, two-car driveway, generous master suite, eat-in kitchen, high ceilings, two living spaces, private guest quarters, and a brick exterior. Learn more about 21 Wentworth Street.
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