SqFt Source: Previous Listing

Lot Description: Level

Misc Exterior: Fence - Private; Porch - Full Front

Roof: Slate

Exterior: Wood Siding

Foundation: Basement; Crawl Space

Misc Interior: Ceiling - Cathedral/Vaulted; Wet Bar

New Owned: Pre-Owned

Rooms: Eat-In-Kitchen; Family; Formal Living; Foyer; Separate Dining; Study

Primary Bedroom: Outside Access; Sitting Room; Upstairs; Walk-In Closets

Cooling: Central Air

Floors: Ceramic Tile; Wood

Heat: Forced Air; Natural Gas

Possession: Negotiable

Utility Suppliers: SCE & G

Amenities: Cable TV; Exercise Area; Storage

Proposed Financing: Cash; Conventional Loan; Other (Use Agent Notes)

Assumable: No

nty-four for sit down dinners. The home's graceful staircase ascends three floors allowing access to the spacious, luxurious master suite boasting two baths, large sitting room and walk-in closet; a library/den with custom cabinetry for books and collectables; guest wings and nursery wing complete with back stairs down to kitchen. Other features include original heart pine flooring, exceptional woodwork, ornate dentil ceiling cornice, decorative mantles & wainscoting, six working fireplaces and gourmet kitchen with heartpine cabinetry, center island/breakfast bar & imported tiles. Of significant mention are the rare overmantel paintings, one an 18th century Italian landscape believed to be attributed to Giovanni Panini (1691-1765). The carriage house is a separate two story, 2BR/2BA 2092 sq. ft. brick house which has been fully restored. An electronic side gate provides added security. Enormous, beautifully landscaped private backyard with bricked courtyard provides the perfect outdoor entertaining and play area. The cupola is said to have served as an early lighthouse for Col. Ashe's ship captains bringing goods into the thriving colonial port of Charleston. With its wooden pegs in the original framing, Black Cypress exterior and rope-like detail in the paneling, the home is a tribute to the shipping industry. This home provides a unique opportunity to purchase a rare piece of America's earliest history.