Designed as a traditional Charleston Single in 1838, this extraordinary downtown sanctuary combines Federal Period architecture with modern day opulence. The private court yard and pool compliment a truly impressive example of 19th century craftsmanship. A unique slate roof caps beautifully maintained tuck pointed Flemish Bond Brickwork. The interior offers high ceilings, ornate, with Greek Revival style moldings, and hand carved fireplace surrounds. The graciously appointed rooms have original heart pine floors and are flooded with natural light. An impressive grand staircase traverses the center allowing for four levels of living all open to the southerly exposed three-tiered piazza. With full Chef's kitchens on the garden and first floors this home grants its owners the ability to entertain poolside while also reserving privacy for more formal gatherings above. The resounding theme here is flexibility. By blending minimalist interior design with old world grandeur this property stands as a perfect model for Charleston and its recent renaissance. An additional lot at the rear of the property conveys offering numerous opportunities for growth. There is also a horizontal regime is in place as the main house shares a conjoining drive and parking with the carriage house behind.