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.
Historic Charleston meets Parisian inspired design is what you will find in this newly refined South of Broad home. Renewed to the highest quality, this property will und...
Warm and welcoming historic brick home on one of the most prestigious addresses in downtown Charleston, South Battery. The corner lot, at the intersection of South Batter...
The John Edwards home also known as the Samuel Chadwick house, circa 1756 is one of the finest structures on the Charleston peninsula South of Broad located on an oversiz...
Situated in the heart of historic Charleston is 156 Tradd Street, Unit E, which presents the opportunity to reside in the sought-after South of Broad neighborhood. The sp...
The house was built in 1986 and made to look like a colonial home. Historic architectural details include brick facade with red metal roof and front porch. A brick topp...
The Hugh Smith building presents Charleston at its finest. This Broad Street icon dates to 1808 and is located near the corner of East Bay and the Old Exchange Building. ...
The William Stone House, circa 1779, is one of the finest structures on Rainbow Row. This beautiful masonry row house exudes history and grandeur with a beautiful floor p...
The Thomas Ball House is a beautiful Charleston single with cedar siding, 54' double piazzas, garden, gorgeous moulding, and original floors. Current owners renovated the...
The Robert Walker House. Premier South of Broad location. Classic Historic Charleston single house circa 1844. Kitchen house circa 1809. Beautiful restorations have been ...
This South of Broad home is perfectly situated on one of the historic downtown Charleston's most sought after and iconic streets. One of the most photographed homes in Ch...
