Welcome to 6 John Street, a historic gem nestled in the heart of Charleston's Wraggborough neighborhood. Built in 1900, this Carolopolis award-winning home blends timeless elegance with modern comforts. The home features stunning refinished original hardwoods and an abundance of natural light.As you step inside, you'll be greeted by the living room that flows seamlessly into a formal dining room, perfect for entertaining. The bright, modern kitchen boasts exposed brick, new upper kitchen cabinets for increased storage, a new gas range with double oven and vent hood, and barstool island seating. The utility room and powder room add convenience to daily life, along with new window treatments and curtain rods. Upstairs, discover a beautiful primary suite, two well-appointed guest bedrooms, and a shared guest bathroom. Custom closet systems in two bedroom closets as well as a linen closet provide ample storage. Off the front bedroom, a charming balcony overlooks the picturesque street, offering a peaceful spot to unwind.
Enjoy outdoor living in the backyard, which features a rebuilt deck, hardscaped patio, pebbled firepit area, and seating area ideal for enjoying wonderful Charleston weather. Additional features include a new shed, significant landscaping improvements, and a dehumidifier for the second floor and encapsulated crawlspace.
Other notable improvements include a new tankless gas Rinnai water heater with a recirculating pump, new kitchen pendants and various new light fixtures throughout the home, and many smaller convenient upgrades such as a new microwave and a cabinet pull-out system for trash and recycling.
Situated in coveted downtown Charleston, this meticulously maintained property features off-street parking for up to three vehicles and is just steps away from Charleston's top restaurants, shops, local galleries, and sites. High and dry, the home is located in an X-flood zone and does not require flood insurance. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of history with all the modern touches you desire.
