MLS Area 51 - Peninsula Charleston Inside of Crosstown
Description : Circa 1754, the Charles Warham house.
Circa 1754, the Charles Warham house. Lovingly restored, this fine 18th century masonry home features to-the-period woodwork, beautifully scaled rooms overlooking a private courtyard garden, and a separate guest house with parking to the rear from charming Longitude Lane. The main formal rooms offer an elegant setting for entertaining, or just enjoying the perfect walkable location from the heart of 18th century Charleston. Each room is uniquely understated with heart pine floors, tall ceilings and woodwork throughout. The kitchen den area was recently and totally updated, with all-new custom-built cabinetry and appliances. The primary suite is particularly special, with a window wall of French doors overlooking the lush, private walled garden.At the rear of the property is a separate guest house/suite, offering a separate bedroom and a spacious room that could be another den or office, tucked away in the garden. Off-street parking is just off of Longitude Lane. Don't miss the opportunity to own one of the most charming historic homes in truly the best high ground location within the Old Walled City.
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