South of Broad Houses for Sale

Experience unrivaled luxury living in the heart of Charleston's Historic District. Just built, this professionally designed, ultra chic residence offers over 4700 sqft with every modern indulgence. From the multicar private garage, landscaped garden and an elevator servicing all levels, including a stunning top floor ''entertainment'' terrace with breathtaking views of the Charleston Harbor and

Charles Sullivan Carriage Properties LLC

The Colonel James English House: Beautifully sited on a double wide lot within historic South of Broad. This recently restored double-piazza masonry home features impeccable details with fabulous modern updates, including a spacious kitchen/family space to the rear, plus an equally grand primary suite above with elevator access, marble bath finishes, and multiple closets with a separate dressing

Charles Sullivan Carriage Properties LLC

A rare offering in the heart of Charleston's historic district, the Ancrum Wharf Building presents a turnkey, lock-and-leave residence that seamlessly blends 18th-century character with modern luxury. One of the city's few remaining wharf buildings, this award-winning property has been meticulously restored, offering effortless elegance with unparalleled convenience. Positioned at the

Lyles Geer William Means Real Estate, LLC

This beautifully restored 18th century solid masonry row house is the perfect perch within this walkable, picturesque, high-ground (X Zone) neighborhood. Handsomely presented, with luxurious finishes, flexible use space all overlooking surrounding courtyards and gardens. French doors lead to the private rear garden from the main level living room. The second level offers the primary suite,

Charles Sullivan Carriage Properties LLC

Spectacular, all new luxury home with over 4,000 SQFT of living space overlooking the Waterfront Park and Charleston Harbor. This ready to occupy home offers features so rare within the historic district, such as your own private 2-car garage, with the elevator taking you all the way up to your own private rooftop garden. Watch the sunrise over the harbor while enjoying all the amenities you

Charles Sullivan Carriage Properties LLC

On one of the most coveted and quiet streets South of Broad, 12 Orange Street is a masterfully restored historic residence that seamlessly blends timeless Charleston charm with thoughtful, high-quality updates. Every detail of this home reflects a love of its historic architecture while the updates make a seamless transition to today's style of living.The living spaces of this Charleston single

Robertson Allen The Cassina Group

A rare opportunity to live in a FitzSimmons townhome with unobstructed harbor views of Castle Pinckney and beyond. This row of townhomes were the first to be constructed by FitzSimmons along the Cooper River waterfront serving as a model for later development in the historic district. 55 Concord has undergone an extensive restoration and reimagined with a timeless design aesthetic. Bespoke

Lindsay Malanos Carriage Properties LLC

106 Murray Boulevard is an exceptional waterfront estate located on Charleston's iconic Battery, offering stunning views of the Ashley River and Charleston Harbor. This grand home, built in 2001, combines the elegance of traditional architecture with modern luxury. Boasting over 6000 square feet of living space, the residence features 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms and 2 half baths, and

Robertson Allen The Cassina Group

42 South Battery, also known as the Robert Murray House is a must see! Built in 1802 & prestigiously located at the corner of King & S Battery, with views of White Point Gardens, the Battery & Charleston Harbor.This iconic estate boasts historically significant gardens designed by Loutrel Briggs which were restored in 2021, with new hardscaping & irrigation added. The crown jewel of the majestic

Jennifer Snowden The Cassina Group

A rare and sophisticated Southern residence awaits at the Humphrey Sommers House, c. 1778.Situated on a quiet corner of Bedons Alley in the old walled city of Charleston, this refined 18th century residence effortlessly marries period charm with contemporary grace. Located just steps from Charleston's sparkling waterfront, this South of Broad home sits on high ground in the X flood zone (no

Ruthie Ravenel Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty

Perched above Charleston's celebrated Waterfront Park, this extraordinary new construction two bedroom, two and a half bath fee-simple townhouse is a true one-of-a-kind residence. With water views, this home delivers a perspective and lifestyle that simply cannot be duplicated.Every detail reflects superior craftsmanship, designer finishes, and curated hardware. An expansive rooftop deck with a

Charles Constant Constant Properties

Welcome to 91 Tradd Street, a meticulously updated 1850 Charleston Single that blends timeless antebellum charm with thoughtful modern enhancements. Tucked in the heart of South of Broad, this three story residence offers approximately 1,800 square feet with four bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths, all within steps of Charlestons most celebrated streetscapes.Throughout the home are original heart

David Silliman Oyster Point Real Estate Group, LLC

Rare Offering on Iconic Legare Street - Timeless Charleston EleganceNestled on the corner of two of Charleston's most iconic and historic streets,,Legare and Tradd, this exquisite two bedroom, two bath residence occupies the second floor of a historic three-unit building--an exceptional opportunity to own a refined residence in one of Charleston's most desirable neighborhoods.Perfectly positioned

Leslie Turner Maison Real Estate

Circa 1804, The Lindsay Fowler House. Prime, quiet lower Church Street location. This fine South of Broad home was beautifully restored, including the addition of a comfortable kitchen/library wing, plus a rear stair to the private primary suite. Historic finishes throughout, up to 4 total bedrooms and 4 full baths, if needed. All 4 baths have been recently updated in 2025. Beautifully cared for,

Charles Sullivan Carriage Properties LLC

Step into a piece of Charleston's rich history with this magnificent museum-quality home located on the High Battery - 2 Water Street.Built between 1810 and 1818 by the renowned Nathaniel Ingraham, a merchant who served aboard John Paul Jones's Bon Homme Richard, this 4-story solid brick and stucco dwelling offers a rare blend of historical charm and modern luxury in one of the city's most iconic

Lisa Patterson Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty

This exquisite residence is tucked away on one of Charleston's most picturesque and desirable streets. Beautifully maintained, it captures the essence of historic charm while offering modern comfort--all just steps from everything downtown has to offer.Inside, light-filled rooms boast soaring ceilings, multiple fireplaces, original heart pine floors, detailed moldings, and timeless architectural

Margarettodd Truluck The Cassina Group

This remarkable, historic home was originally constructed in 1735 (as part of Ancrum's and Motte's Wharfs), and offers the perfect balance of preserved history and updated design. In 1842, James Adger acquired the property, transforming it into a cotton warehouse and office for his thriving steamship line. The building was later converted into residences in 1942, retaining much of its original

Patricia Scott Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty

This stunning c. 1785 four-story masonry home has been carefully preserved, exhibiting significant historical integrity. It has undergone a meticulous renovation, elegantly updated to accommodate modern living and entertaining. Book-ended by Rainbow Row and High Battery, the Jonathan Simpson House was built within the original walled city by a wealthy merchant. Twelve-foot ceilings and grand

Debbie Peretsman The Boulevard Company

Set within a distinguished Colonial Revival home on prestigious South Battery, this exquisite second-floor residence offers the rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston's most coveted address. With 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths, the home is defined by soaring 12-foot ceilings, grand windows that bathe the interiors in natural light, and custom built-in bookcases that elevate the sense of

Charles Constant Constant Properties

Described by Rachel McAdams as a ''lovely hideaway'' while living here during the filming of The Notebook, 17 Water Street is a rare gem in Charleston's iconic South of Broad neighborhood. Known as ''The Tobias Scott House,'' this historic three-residence estate offers timeless elegance and unmatched character in one of America's most sought-after locations. A truly unique opportunity to own a

Ben Bolton Keller Williams Realty Charleston

Welcome to Chisolm-Alston House at 172 Tradd Street, an architectural gem in one of Charleston's most iconic areas, South of Broad. This meticulously restored home boasts a grand portico with towering columns, soaring 12-foot ceilings, 4-inch thick cypress doors, a flying staircase and all with a charming blend of rich history and modern luxury. Chisolm House was originally built in 1834 by

Robertson Allen The Cassina Group

Beautifully restored Charleston single style home located in the desirable ''East Side'' of South of Broad. Thoughtfully set back from the street offering privacy with lush front and rear walled gardens. Totally restored in 2005, additionally recent upgrades which include a new copper roof. This charming home features chic styling, with updated kitchen and baths. The comfortable rear den offers

Charles Sullivan Carriage Properties LLC

Don't miss your chance to own the storied Scott-Foster House! Built in 1779 by merchant John Scott and the recipient of a Carolopolis Award from the Preservation Society of Charleston, this home, situated alongside the quaint Gadsden Alley, has served as a residence, a grocery store, a saloon, was occupied by British soldiers during the American Revolution, and later by US Navy Servicemen during

Lena Barteck Focus Real Estate Services, LLC

Classic Charleston Single on lower Tradd Street, between King and Meeting. It has been previously updated while retaining its charm and history. You enter through the front door into a formal living room with a fireplace. The separate dining room offers cozy banquette seating. The generous kitchen and sitting room lead to a magical private & gated courtyard. The courtyard offers enough room for

Bunker Burr Carolina One Real Estate

Experience elevated Lowcountry living in the heart of Charleston's prestigious South of Broad neighborhood, where historic charm meets turnkey luxury, and the lowest HOA on the peninsula adds unbeatable value!Welcome to 7 Logan Street, Unit F, a fully renovated 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo tucked away in one of the city's most beloved neighborhoods. Inside, natural light pours through oversized

Mary Lou Wertz Maison Real Estate

Welcome to the Captain John Morrison House at 125 Tradd Street. Circa 1805, this rare, four-window-wide Charleston Single-style residence has been extensively renovated both inside and out. The interior showcases a refined blend of luxurious modern finishes and preserved historic architectural details throughout. The first floor features a grand living room, an elegant dining room, a

Adam Edwards The Cassina Group

Experience timeless elegance and modern comfort in the heart of historic Charleston at 143 Broad Street. This beautifully updated main residence offers 3 spacious bedrooms, 3 ensuite full baths, and a powder room, seamlessly blending classic architectural details with modern convenience.Step through the grand formal entrance, where you'll be greeted by soaring ceilings, exquisite moldings, and an

Lisa Patterson Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty

This stately Victorian masterpiece c. 1878 is beautifully updated, well maintained and located on a serene, desirable street. Sitting on high ground and well elevated out of the flood zone, this property offers a grand and expansive piece of downtown Charleston charm. Located South of Broad with double piazzas and period details inside and out, this property is sure to delight the discerning home

Ruthie Ravenel Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty

Located South of Broad between Rainbow Row and Waterfront Park, this end-unit townhome sits on one of downtown Charleston's most charming cobblestone streets. 39 N Adgers Wharf features three stories, an elevator, multiple outdoor spaces and a coveted off-street parking space. The light-filled open floor plan offers formal living and dining rooms, French doors leading to a flagstone courtyard and

Bonnie Geer William Means Real Estate, LLC

In the heart of Charleston's historic South of Broad neighborhood, on high ground, the Jacob Motte House at 61 Tradd Street is a rare and remarkable fusion of 18th-century charm and modern sophistication. Originally built in 1731 by provincial treasurer Jacob Motte, this Georgian-style single house stands as one of Charleston's earliest surviving residences. Carefully restored through a

James Dye The Cassina Group

Circa 1800, this charming cottage-style home, recently updated, is just steps from Charleston's famous Battery. Historic details throughout, double piazzas, early interior woodwork, with a nicely updated kitchen, 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths. The deep rear garden is an extra bonus, plus off-street parking.

Charles Sullivan Carriage Properties LLC

Welcome to 54 Gibbes Street, a chic Charleston home located in the coveted South of Broad neighborhood. Built in 1910, this timeless single-family home spans approximately 4,374 square feet, showcasing classic architectural features while perfectly blending historic charm with modern luxury. The spacious, inviting front porch provides an ideal spot to welcome your guests and enjoy a morning

Heather Hamilton Oyster Point Real Estate Group, LLC

Nestled in the heart of Charleston's historic South of Broad district, this exquisite 18th-century masonry home blends timeless charm with modern luxury. Generous living spaces occupy the main level, including the oversized dining room, making this the perfect place to gather for holidays and entertain friends. Originally built in 1730 and thoughtfully updated, this stucco-over-brick residence

Ruthie Ravenel Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty