Listing Details

Under the current flood map, flood insurance is not required. This Original Rainbow Row home has the total package including history, parking and garden, which is an almost impossible combination. The Dutarque-Guida House dates back to the 18th Century originating its construction in 1782. A French Huguenot planter, Lewis Dutarque, built this Row House as a residence but it was used as commercial offices from 1797 to 1890. An Italian immigrant, Giovanni Domenico Guida purchased the property and he and his descendants ran a grocery store in this location until 1960. The facade still retains the name at the top of the structure. This bright and elegant home has been lovingly restored by its current owners to include a beautiful Siematic Kitchen with Carrera marble counters and backsplashThermador dual range, Meile dishwasher, and Sub Zero refrigerator and freezer drawers. Other features include a marble entrance, full bath on the main floor, copper roof, intercom system, and TWO off-street parking spaces. In addition, the second floor has a large drawing room, and a library/den with a terrace overlooking the garden. There are 4 bedrooms with spectacular views of the water, the rooftops of Charleston, and The St. Michael's Steeple. Upgrades include new baths, new repointing of the finished cellar, and new kitchen. Recent upgrades in the last 10 years to include new electrical wiring, plumbing and HVAC. The cellar is very large and could easily be up-fitted to accommodate a wine cellar or other use.