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Located on one of the highest streets in one of Historic Charleston's most sought out neighborhoods, this reinvented home is just steps away from Wragg Mall's oak allee, and next door to the Aiken-Rhett House Museum. You will find this perfectly appointed home surrounded by mansion walls, paired with the ultimate private rear garden oasis. The extra deep lot has a heated saltwater pool, sumptuous lush gardens, and a historic renovated cottage with full bath and wet bar- perfect for an at-home office, guest quarters, home gym, rental, or pool house. From the exterior to interior, all has been shined to perfection. Updated kitchen, new tile/marble bathrooms, and covered outdoor living space are just a few of the areas that have painstakingly brought into 2021 modernity while preserving thehistoric fabric of this 1800's classic home. You will find high ceilings, original heart pine floors, pocket doors, transoms over doorways, gorgeous windows, multiple fireplaces, and many more historic details throughout! As you enter the front door, you are greeted by a gracious foyer that flows through the dining room, living room, and finally, the large kitchen. The kitchen opens onto a large covered porch overlooking the garden and pool. Also located on the first floor is a full bath and butler's pantry/laundry room. Ascend the stairs and find 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Both the main house and cottage are on higher elevation and do not require flood insurance. There are 2 meters on the home. The home was featured on the cover of Garden and Gun magazine and is the former personal residence of renowned landscape architect Glen Gardner. The Charleston Museum, Visitor Center, and King Street dining are all within a five-minute walk, and there are 3 city parks within 1 block of the home. Check out the photos as well as the video and prepare to be impressed!
Carriage Properties, LLC
19 Exchange Street
Charleston, SC 29401
O. 843 266 8000
TF. 877 266 8005
F. 843 266 8001
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