Iconic views complement the luxury of this truly one of a kind property located at 2 Concord Street. The only single family residence downtown with a private dock reaching 240 feet made of fixed concrete with 100 foot floater and boat lift with 20,000 lb capacity. Completely renovated in 2010 the original structure was once a degaussing station for the Navy. No detail was overlooked in the dramatic transformation to this remarkable estate which consists of a main house, guest house and existing dock. The main residence sits graciously atop concrete pilings uniquely positioned above the water to optimize the unsurpassed views of Charleston Harbor, Fort Sumter, The Yorktown, Ravenel Bridge and the Historic Charleston Peninsula. Magnificent craftsmanship, detailing and the finest appointments are found throughout this trophy property. Upon entering the first level you are greeted by a stunning formal entryway and grand staircase. A gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, living room, powder room, climate controlled wine room and library comprise the first floor. The library provides a peaceful retreat with a gas log fireplace, built-in shelving, and hand detailed cypress paneling. The second and third levels showcase antique pine floors with the bathroom floors being reclaimed tile. The second story is where the master suite is located as well as two additional bedrooms with en-suite baths and a fourth bedroom that is currently used as a fitness room. Each room oriented to capture breathtaking waterfront views. Completing the 4,689 square foot main house is the third level where the sitting room and bar area are found. Ideal for entertaining the sitting room features a programmable window shade system that captures panoramic 360 degree views with the touch of a button. From the third story terrace enjoy watching sailboats, recreational watercrafts and wildlife as they pass through the Harbor during the day and the majestic glows of the city lights reflecting off the water at night. The three car garage spans 1,100 square feet. The guest residence above the garage is a spacious 1,234 square feet featuring antique chestnut floors throughout. Two bedrooms with en-suite baths, a gourmet kitchen, laundry facility and private terrace are located within. The grounds total 2.7 acres with landscaping done using regional/local materials and storm water managed on site with tanks supplying all water for irrigation and landscaping. This is the first project in the historic district to use solar roof panels; double sided solar panels are integrated into the railing to take advantage of ambient and reflected light from the white tabby walkway and water below. The main house being LEED Gold and the guest house LEED Platinum designation this residence is truly incomparable.

The Theodore Gaillard (Gaillard-Bennett) House, circa 1800, is one of the finest examples of the Federal Period in Charleston and the country, where preservation, restoration, and stewardship endure. This elaborate double house and all auxiliary buildings have been painstakingly renovated to near perfection including restoration of the embellished plaster cornices, ceiling decorations, and composition fireplace mantels. The original plat of 1.25 acres has been re-assembled to recreate the original urban plantation which includes the main residence of 9,345 heated square feet, the kitchen house (four bedrooms and two and a half baths) and carriage house (two bedrooms and two full baths) which represents an additional 3,922 heated square feet. There is also a Tack House which hides every 21st century mechanical element of the home, to preserve the early 19th century feel. Also included on the grounds is a large garage, pool and pool house with outdoor kitchen and bath. The grounds have been re-landscaped into a park-like setting with croquet lawn and surrounded by a masonry wall, which allows for complete privacy. One can stand on the 2 side porches or ornate front porch and admire the beauty of one of the largest estates in Downtown Charleston. The city's top restoration experts, architect Glenn Keyes, contractor Richard Marks, and landscape architect Sheila Wertimer, collaborated with the owner to carefully revitalize the estate. This historic gem is not only rich in architecture but also history according to historian John Poston in his book, The Buildings of Charleston, where he described,"General Robert E. Lee addressed well wishers from the second level of the portico" while visiting the owner Washington Jefferson Bennett after the war. The property is classified as "Buildings Valuable to the City" in This is Charleston, an Architectural Survey of a Unique American City, by Carolina Art association, Charleston SC.

32 South Battery dominates the row of mansions known world-wide simply as The Battery. The Colonel John Ashe House, built around 1782 has been meticulously restored in every detail from the brick flooring in the basement to the gold sphere on top of the cupola. Listed in Category 1 - Exceptional - of the Historic Architecture Survey of 1972-73, which means that it is a building of the highest architectural design quality. This beautiful four story Charleston double house is located across from White Point Gardens with exceptional 360 degree views over rooftops, to Charleston Harbor, the Sullivans Island Lighthouse and Ft. Sumter from three piazzas and the cupola. The formal dining room illuminated by a series of wall sconces and Waterford crystal chandeliers can comfortably accommodate twenty-four for sit down dinners. The home's graceful staircase ascends three floors allowing access to the spacious, luxurious master suite boasting two baths, large sitting room and walk-in closet; a library/den with custom cabinetry for books and collectables; guest wings and nursery wing complete with back stairs down to kitchen. Other features include original heart pine flooring, exceptional woodwork, ornate dentil ceiling cornice, decorative mantles & wainscoting, six working fireplaces and gourmet kitchen with heartpine cabinetry, center island/breakfast bar & imported tiles. Of significant mention are the rare overmantel paintings, one an 18th century Italian landscape believed to be attributed to Giovanni Panini (1691-1765). The carriage house is a separate two story, 2BR/2BA 2092 sq. ft. brick house which has been fully restored. An electronic side gate provides added security. Enormous, beautifully landscaped private backyard with bricked courtyard provides the perfect outdoor entertaining and play area. The cupola is said to have served as an early lighthouse for Col. Ashe's ship captains bringing goods into the thriving colonial port of Charleston. With its wooden pegs in the original framing, Black Cypress exterior and rope-like detail in the paneling, the home is a tribute to the shipping industry. This home provides a unique opportunity to purchase a rare piece of America's earliest history.

ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES! 31.86 acres of prime property bordering the Francis Marion National Forest. The seller has spent thousands on rezoning the property. It is now zoned PDMU (Planned Development Mixed Use)- allowing a variety of possibilities for development. A mixed use of commercial, single & multi-family - or all one or the other. Main house and other structures to be removed by seller. The PDMU file is available upon request.

The Nathaniel Ingraham house is a unique opportunity to own one of the few single family homes on the Battery. This incredible Federal property has been completely restored with full attention to detail. After entering the home, you are greeted by spectacular water views of the Charleston Harbor through the windows of the grand living room. This spacious room is filled with lots of bright light due to the tall windows. Original Heart pine floors, Adamesque mantel, Venetian chandeliers and restored moldings are just some of the beautiful finishes. Once through the dining room, French doors open onto the Piazza which is the perfect space for entertaining. In 2007, a new wing was added to the house which is now the kitchen. The island, a Caesar Stone, and beautiful 17th C marble sink creates an elegant space. The master suite, located on the second floor, has beautiful large windows that overlook the Charleston Harbor. This floor also has another bedroom with Cypress paneled ceiling and full bathroom. The third floor offers three large bedrooms and two full bathrooms. On the ground level is a paneled billiard room with spare kitchen, living area, bedroom, two full bathrooms, sauna, elevator, steam shower, exercise room, laundry room and garage. The gated driveway, courtyard and garden feature custom ironwork as well as a swimming pool with fountains and bluestone pavers. This home is truly one-of-a kind.

4 Country Club is an iconic home situated on one of the most coveted deepwater lots in the Lowcountry. Sitting above flood level, within walking distance of the historic Country Club of Charleston, this exquisite Georgian style residence provides over 8,000 square feet of luxurious living spaces and beautiful architectural elements. The woodwork throughout this magnificent home is Black Walnut harvested from the Adirondacks of New York, including the flooring, doors, and select furniture pieces. This stunning estate was custom built in 2013 and has its own private dock with running water, a boat lift, and accommodations for up to a 90ft boat. From the front door you are captured by breath-taking views of the Intracoastal Waterway. On the main floor, a two-story entry hall with a vaulted ceiling, 3 ft x 3 ft marble flooring and grand black walnut staircase flows into a spacious family room accented by coffered ceilings and a natural gas fireplace. A state-of-the-art kitchen features Blue Star appliances, a gas stove, double sub-zero refrigerator with dual freezer drawers, and marble countertops. The floor is cleverly designed with Black Walnut in a herringbone pattern. A keeping room in the kitchen offers a place to relax and socialize while food is being prepared. A separate breakfast nook allows for casual dining and adjoins the kitchen area with the family room. A massive formal dining room is situated off the kitchen and is designed for elegant dining with an adjacent service pantry. The main floor features 11 ft ceilings and is completed with an impressive study, with wood carved out of white oak and trimmed in black walnut, and spacious master suite that accentuate the picturesque views perfectly. The master bathroom is stunning with Mother of Pearl tile underfoot, glass countertops illuminated by LED lights, and a spacious walk-in master dressing room complete with motorized clothing racks and built in chests for extra storage. A graceful staircase ascends to the upper story which includes a media room, an additional laundry room, and four bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms with 10 ft ceilings in each room. The exceptional tile work in each of the bathrooms was designed to offset the dark wood flooring. The media room and two bedrooms offer access to the patio and showcase stunning waterfront views. Additional features include a three car garage with mahogany doors that extends the length of the property offering an additional study, bathroom, work-out room, three story elevator, as well as storage areas. A salt-water infinity pool overlooks the Intracoastal and is accented by heat resistant travertine tile from Turkey, an outdoor kitchen, and plumbed for an additional bathroom. Numerous green enhancements include closed cell foam insulation, LED lighting and incredibly efficient geothermal system.

Built in 1790, the Dubose Heyward house combines two post-revolutionary houses into a single unit. This impeccably renovated home has been transformed into a true Charleston retreat with private courtyard, salt water pool, and recently detached guest house. The main house is comprised of three bedrooms, and four and a half baths. The redesigned floorplan provides spacious entertaining rooms complemented by exquisite architectural details and French doors that open to the courtyard in almost every room. A few other notable features include six working fireplaces each with relined chimneys, a newly pitched roof in the kitchen and family room, and hardwood floors throughout. The newly detached guest house overlooks the breathtaking courtyard and provides visitors with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room, and kitchenette. 78 Church Street is filled with Charleston charm and is designated as a National Historic Landmark. Dubose Heyward wrote the novel Porgy that later became the play Porgy and Bess. George and Ira Gershwin were frequent visitors. The Charleston renaissance artist, Alfred Hutty, also owned this home. History claims that George Washington gave a speech from the balcony during his visit to Charleston after the Revolutionary War. It is a true Charleston treasure that is a must see to appreciate its history and elegance.

A rare and fine beauty...this 1846, Empire period, masonry, single house stands in command over White Point Gardens. This treasure is in good original condition,"dans son jus", including the exquisite architecture such as brownstone entry stairs, towering ceilings with original moldings, period floors, fireplaces with over-mantel mirrors, doorways, and magnificent piazzas. The main house also has an elevator that was installed in the early twentieth century and is still functioning. This dwelling defines Charleston history and the era of wealth and prosperity. The George Robertson House, built in 1846 includes the original footprint of the main level drawing and withdrawing rooms, kitchen, and beautiful entry. The staircase with upstairs library and beautifully proportioned rooms open onto the grand piazza with outstanding views of the Charleston Harbor and White Point Gardens. There are 5 floors in total including a 1 bedroom, 985 ft sq ground floor apartment and a spacious attic. A charming carriage house completes the estate with 999 sq ft, 1 bedroom and 1 1/2 baths. Total square footage of the entire property 11,820 sq ft (excluding attic).

? On the pristine shores of Ralston Creek, just shy of the mouth of the Wando River, sits this Mediterranean-style stucco home which is one of Daniel Island?s most exquisite deepwater estates - truly one of a kind and nothing short of extraordinary. ? The expert craftsmanship and unforgettable architectural touches offer a dramatic yet elegant and inviting presence which when combined with breathtaking views of the meandering creek, pristine marshlands and Wando River, create the ultimate island experience. ? The interior spaces were impeccably designed beginning with the curved floating staircase in the foyer and continuing throughout with soaring ceilings and windowed walls to take full advantage of the stunning panoramic views. ? Cast stone columns and fireplaces, vaulted and beamed ceilings, unique mahogany floors and custom trim and molding are just a few of the lavish appointments found in this island getaway. ? Outside, 2,500 sq. ft. of porches, an infinity pool, Jacuzzi and a deepwater dock with a boat lift are ideal venues to immerse yourself in the salt-scented breezes of the Lowcountry wetlands while watching the beauty of nature's canvas unfold. ? Through custom made curved mahogany doors, enter into the awe-inspiring foyer where a spectacular floating staircase with mahogany treads, travertine flooring and a 30-foot ceiling with cherry inlayed and coffered beams create a dramatic entryway. ? Situated on the first floor, the huge owner?s suite is a restful haven with rows of windows looking out onto the picturesque setting, a cast stone fireplace, coffered ceiling, double walk-in closets and a luxurious spa bath with a soaking tub, dual vanities and an oversized, walk-in steam shower with marble surround. ? The kitchen features Bianco Avion marble countertops, an adjoining butler?s pantry, custom cabinets, top of the line appliances including Wolf and SubZero and is open to the family room and breakfast room. ? Guests can stay in secluded comfort in the mother-in-law suite located above the garage. The large space includes a living area with an efficiency kitchen, bedroom, private bath and even elevator access. ? On the second floor are three bedrooms (including a unique circular bedroom) that each have a private bath and access to the rear porch to enjoy the tranquil views. ?A huge game/media room on the second floor offers spectacular views and boasts a vaulted ceiling, three sets of French doors opening out onto a large porch, a spacious bar area and a fireplace with custom bookcases on either side. ? Other features include: a mahogany study, large formal dining room, three-car garage, four stop elevator, two laundry rooms, three powder rooms, mahogany casing and base boards custom made from wood transported from Indonesia and a central vacuum system.? This property includes Daniel Island Club social membership privileges, plus the opportunity to upgrade to a transferable, non-recallable golf membership.

One of the last large Parcels of land below Calhoun St. This almost an acre property is Zoned for 17 units and is ideally located near the Collage of Charleston, Wentworth Mansion and Colonial Lake. Surrounded by the properties orginal brick wall and Iron fencing add a unique charicter to this site. Currently the site has a 14,000 sq/ft brick building that was used as the McCallester-Smith funeral home which can be demolished to make way for a new use.