SqFt Source: Tax Records

SF Attached Style: Condominium

Lot Description: 1 - 2 Acres; Corner Lot

Misc Exterior: Fence - Iron; Lawn Irrigation; Storage

Roof: Copper

Exterior: Stucco

Garage/Parking: Off-Street Parking

Stories/Levels: Multi-Story

Misc Interior: Ceiling - Cathedral/Vaulted; Ceiling - Smooth; Ceilings - 9'+; Elevator; Walk-In Closets; Window Treatments - All

New Owned: Pre-Owned

Rooms: Living/Dining Combo

Cooling: Water-To-Air

Floors: Stone; Stone; Wood

Equipment/Appliances: Ceiling Fan; Dishwasher; Washer Hookup

Water/Sewer: Public Sewer; Public Water

Heat: Water-To-Air

Possession: At Closing

Utility Suppliers: Dominion Energy

Amenities: Central TV Antenna; Elevators; Gated; Lawn Maint Incl; Trash

Proposed Financing: Cash; Conventional Loan

Assumable: No

and a fully updated owner's bathroom making this perfect Pied-à-Terre for anyone. The history of the Crafts House started in 1859 when the original Crafts House School building was built by a philanthropic lawyer, poet, and SC State Congressman named William Crafts. As a Harvard University graduate who loved learning, he advocated for free public education. He set out and purchased the property at the corner of the current Queen and Legare Streets, and it was there he built his first school, designed by Edward C. Jones, in 1859. However, it was called the Friend Street School after the road's original name. Then during the Civil War in 1861, the building burned in a fire. Then in 1881, two Architects Abrahams & Seyle were commissioned to replace the school with the Gothic Revival Building that mimics the style of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist just across the street. In 1915, a three-story wing was added by David Hyer to the rear of the building. After that addition, the Crafts School had 14 classrooms and accommodated over 1200 students serving the area's children until the late 1970s. The city sold the property in the early 1980's when it was developed into Luxury Condos. The Building recently completed $775,000 of renovations to the exterior and interior. There are no assessments at this time and the building is well maintained regularly. Recent work included: Hallway Painting Hallway Carpet Replacement Security Replacements and Upgrades *Scope includes replacement of lobby door access control system and installation of cameras at vehicular and main bldg entrances Replace Tile Decks outside Units 402, 403, and 405 *Scope also includes siding replacement outside Unit 405 Window Maintenance and Painting (all buildings) *Scope includes allowance for rot repair on 125 1/2 siding and 30% operable windows Change Order 1-Stucco allow. and misc. carriage house CO 2-Replacement windows and shutters CO 3-Metal gate/fence painting CO 4-125.5 sill repair CO 5-4th fl hall repair CO 6-405 storm window (bill to owner) CO 7-replace 3 sashes, stair storm window Things that the HOA fee Includes/Covers: -Master Insurance Policy Walls-In -Flood Insurance -Basic Cable -Water -Interior Common area cleaning 4 times a week -Landscaping maintenance 1 time a week -Trash removal weekly -Outside Common Area Grill & Dining area -Unit includes 1 off-street parking space No Shot-Term Rental in this Building. The Shortest Rent Period is 30 days No Weight or Breed restrictions on Dogs Buyers Transfer fee is ½ of 1% of the sales price.