SqFt Source: Tax Records

SF Detached Style: Charleston Single; Traditional

Lot Description: 0 - .5 Acre

Misc Exterior: Rain Gutters

Roof: Metal

Exterior: Cement Plank; Stucco

Foundation: Crawl Space

Misc Interior: Ceiling - Smooth; Ceilings - 9'+; Walk-In Closets

New Owned: Pre-Owned

Rooms: Laundry; Pantry

Primary Bedroom: Ceiling Fan; Walk-In Closets

Cooling: Central Air

Floors: Ceramic Tile; Wood

Heat: Electric

Possession: At Closing

Utility Suppliers: Charleston Water Service; Dominion Energy

Amenities: Cable TV; Park; Trash

Proposed Financing: Cash; Conventional Loan; FHA Loan; VA Loan

Assumable: No

quietly does a lot of heavy lifting here. Landscaping is consistently manicured, plantings are maintained, and the parks always look polished. It is one of those HOAs that adds value without getting in the way. What really sets 44 Dereef apart is its position within the neighborhood. The home sits at the very back of the community, completely removed from any through traffic. It feels private and tucked away, almost like a small retreat, even though you are only three blocks from King Street and three blocks from MUSC. That balance is incredibly hard to find downtown. Inside, the layout reinforces that sense of intention. The home has four bedrooms, including a true primary suite that occupies the entire top floor. That level is devoted entirely to the primary bedroom and bath, creating a spacious, peaceful retreat that feels separate from the rest of the home. On the first floor, there is a bedroom with its own bathroom, which functions perfectly as a private suite for guests or anyone who prefers main-level living. The heart of the home is the open kitchen and living area. It is designed for connection and hosting, and it shows. Between the open floor plan, ample on-street parking around the neighborhood, and a private driveway that fits two to three cars, entertaining here actually works, which is not always the case downtown. From a practical standpoint, the home checks boxes that matter in Charleston. The metal roof adds durability and peace of mind. The neighborhood infrastructure is modern and meets current drainage standards, so flooding is not an issue. Power reliability is excellent thanks to proximity to MUSC's electrical grid, which means outages are rare. Overall, 44 Dereef Court offers something truly uncommon. It delivers the real downtown Charleston experience with proximity, character, and energy, while quietly eliminating many of the usual compromises. It is private, well-maintained, thoughtfully designed, and positioned in a way that makes it feel like there is simply nothing else quite like it.