Charles Sullivan

Circa 1754 - The Veree-Duvall House. Perfectly located in the heart of the Old Walled City on historic Church Street, South of Broad. Fine, notable Pre-Revolutionary Pecky Cypress woodwork, especially in the front drawing room. This elegant home boasts a spacious rear addition overlooking the Wertimer-designed garden and luxurious guest house. The new addition allows a generous kitchen, breakfast

First time on the open market in over 27 years, this one of a kind garden oasis is truly special. Thought to be one of famed landscape architect Loutrel Briggs' designs still intact. The original structure dates to the 1780s, with thoughtful additions over the last 30 years. Hidden behind gates on desirable Bedons Alley, the home was recently updated, with new baths and kitchen upgrades. The

Rare top floor residence (3rd/4th floors) in one of Charleston's most desirable lower Legare Street locations, South of Broad. Modern day livability, old world elegance within this grand circa 1850s mansion. Featuring a 21'x19' drawing room, heart pine floors, detailed woodwork and trim throughout. Your private piazza overlooks the historic mansions of Legare Street. Elevator. Off-street parking.

Beautifully restored and well maintained, this 4 unit masonry structure is located in the center of the Historic District, one block from the City Market, surrounded by fine restaurants and shopping. The property also includes its own parking with 9 spaces onsite. Zoned General Business and located within the accommodation zone, approval for 4 unit accommodations, currently operating as the

Charleston's storied Victorian masterpiece reimagined to embrace history, family, and grand celebrations for the next century. Standing proudly among only ten residences along Charleston's most exclusive waterfront address, East Battery, the Drayton House remains a timeless icon of the city's architectural heritage. Once a gracious private home for one of Charleston's founding families, it has

A sophisticated and luxurious townhouse-style condominium nestled in the heart of historic 18th-century Charleston, this exceptional residence has been masterfully reimagined by the renowned architects Dufford & Young. Thoughtfully redesigned, the floorplan seamlessly balances elegance and modern livability.Upon entry, a beautifully crafted staircase sets the tone, framed by soaring ceilings,

Circa 1815 - The Dr. Aaron Whitney Leland House. This elegant high-ground home was constructed by Leland while serving as minister of nearby First Scots Presbyterian Church. Entering through beautiful engaged Ionic columns at the front, one has the immediate feeling of stepping back in time. The main formal rooms are well-proportioned with original period details, both overlooking the grand rear

19 Water Street, Circa 1870. The renovation has just been completed at this fine historic home, offering a turnkey opportunity. Tucked just off lower Meeting Street, South of Broad, with all new systems, chic kitchen, 3 spacious bedrooms with 3.5 luxurious baths. The main level features open and sun-filled rooms, well-proportioned with tall ceilings throughout. The main living room is complete

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,