Charleston

One of the most visually imposing of the houses in Charleston that were constructed before the Civil War, the Isaac Jenkins Mikell House more closely resembles an Italian villa than an American heirloom. A Minton-tiled portico supported by Corinthian column…

DuBose Heyward House, composed of two completely restored Post Revolutionary houses circa 1740-1785, is distinguished as a National Landmark House for its storied past. It was here that DuBose Heyward wrote the novel that became Porgy and Bess. History also…

An album filled with memories, the distinguished Laurens-Rutledge House is a vintage American treasure. Built in 1760 by James Laurens, the Georgian double house subsequently became the home of Edward Rutledge, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and later…

Circa 1820 a stately Federal dwelling was handcrafted a story above the street just steps from High Battery in what is now Charleston’s Historic District. As you sit in the elegant main rooms with their high ceilings and heart-pine floors…

A lovingly updated 1918 gem of Charleston’s Historic District, the three-story, three-bedroom residence reflects traditional elegance, from its rich hardwood floors to its lofty ceilings. Carrara marble counters grace the gourmet and prep kitchens and butler’s pantry. Through oversized windows,…

Radiantly reflecting the rich heritage of Historic Charleston’s downtown, the nostalgic landmark across from Colonial Lake charms visitors with a spectacular main house, spacious two-bedroom guesthouse, innovative pool, and surrounding tropical gardens. Yesterday lives on graciously in the sumptuous formal…