History / Trivia:
The Calhoun Mansion, considered the largest private residence in Charleston, is a Victorian home located at 16 Meeting Street. It was built in 1876 for George W. Williams, a businessman, according to plans drawn by W.P. Russell. The 24,000 square foot house has thirty main rooms as well as a number of smaller rooms.
South of Broad Living:
Considered the most exclusive and affluent of the downtown neighborhoods, South of Broad is also one of it’s oldest with residences dating back to 1721. The neighborhood consist of some of the most picturesque streets in Charleston. Bordered by the Cooper and Ashley Rivers, this primarily residential area offers spectacular views of the Charleston harbor, where the two rivers meet the Atlantic Ocean.
Gas street lights, cobblestone sidewalks, and ancient oak trees enhance the beauty of South of Broad Charleston. Historic pre-Civil War and Antebellum homes represent many of the trends in American architecture.Well known local businesses are still located South of Broad. The local cheese shop Goat, Sheep, Cow with its 200 year-old brick walls and exposed beams serves up cheese, wine and charcuterie. Burbage's Grocery, a small, self serve corner grocery in business since 1948. Stop in for lunch and try one of their delicious barbecue sandwiches, a variety of hot dogs. This is South of Broad living at it’s best.
17 Logan Street is a gem dating back to 1860 that offers a blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Elevated six feet off the ground just two years ago, the home's ori...
Located in a beautifully restored vocational school built in 1922, 3 Chisolm #207 is a meticulously preserved 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom condo located in the heart of downto...
Welcome to the Richard Reynolds House, a magnificent South of Broad gem that beautifully blends rich heritage with modern luxury. Originally built in the 1850s, the home ...
BACK ON MARKET THRU NO FAULT OF THE SELLERS TRADD STREET LUXURY. THIS HOME CAN BE FULLY FURNISHED WITH AN ACCEPTABLE OFFER BY 6/15. Welcome to 4 Tradd Street, a rem...
Charming c.1800 home located in Historic South of Broad, one of the most desirable neighborhoods in downtown Charleston. Just steps from the Battery overlooking the Char...
Built by George Kincaid & once home to Sarah Hopton, the daughter of one of Charleston's most prestige merchants/Nathaniel Russell's future wife, 4 Legare St, also known ...
Fabulous location off an ancient brick lined passage once called Pilot's Alley, a reference to the maritime nature of the waterfront, and probably because harbor pilots l...
This stunning c.1800 lower Meeting St home is located in the heart of South of Broad. This home has all the character and charm of a historic Charleston home, including o...
Fully leased, circa 1741, masonry gem in the heart of the Historic District, on one of Charleston's most iconic corners. Be a part of the new energy recently created on t...
This bright and spacious home is located on one of the best streets South of Broad and has been converted to a lovely single family residence. The property still has 2 el...
