SqFt Source: Hired Measurement

SF Detached Style: Victorian

Lot Description: 0 - .5 Acre; Corner Lot

Misc Exterior: Fence - Wooden Enclosed; Porch - Front Porch

Roof: Metal

Exterior: Wood Siding

Foundation: Crawl Space

Misc Interior: Ceilings - 9'+; Kitchen Island; Walk-In Closets

New Owned: Pre-Owned

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

Cooling: Central Air

Floors: Wood

Heat: Electric

Possession: At Closing

Showing Instructions: Contact Listing Agent

Utility Suppliers: Charleston Water Service; Dominion Energy

Proposed Financing: Cash; Conventional Loan

Assumable: No

There are breathtaking views of: the grand circa 1811 Second Presbyterian Church; the circa 1859 New Tabernacle Baptist Church; and the delightful triangular shaped Chapel Street Pocket Park. Cascading water from the massive cast iron fountain in the center of the beautifully planted park can be heard from the front porch. Walk everywhere: two blocks to the restaurants and shops on King Street; two blocks to Calhoun Street and the Galliard Auditorium; two blocks to Meeting Street, the Dewberry Hotel and the Farmers Market. The design team for this Chapel Street renovation included Sebastian von Marschall, Architect, Sheila Wertimer, Landscape Designer, and Harrison Malpass, Restoration Contractor. The renovation included new framing, a footprint expansion and entirely new wiring, plumbing, insulation, gutters, custom cabinetry, and HVAC as well as all new appliances, lighting fixtures, plumbing fixtures, and exterior working shutters. All of the interior trim work in the house is new and all of the surfaces on both the interior and exterior were restored and repainted. This home has it all: historic bones, entirely updated, chic design, high ground, parking, drenched with light and within walking distance to all the buzzy places worth going to in the historic district. A top notch team did all the tough work, all you need to do is unpack your suitcases and start enjoying life in heavenly Charleston.