Designed for the coastal area of Charleston, South Carolina, the colonial features throughout this historical style cottage embrace casual living. The raised foundation provides below parking along with extensive storage. The panoramic rear views from the primary living spaces make this home the ideal waterfront design. The welcoming entrance and inviting stairs immediately make friends and family feel at home! Inside, large bedrooms and baths are truly a plus. Spacious kitchen and living area lend itself to great meals and conversation.

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Across the Ashley River resides a family home located on Charleston’s beautiful marshes. Adding 500 sqft, the screened porch was converted into a heated/cooled space and a new porch doubles the master suite size. A former closet was converted into a mudroom with A/V hookups. Photos by: Brennan Wesley

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Designed for the coastal area of Charleston, South Carolina, the colonial features throughout this historical style cottage embrace casual living. The raised foundation provides below parking along with extensive storage. The panoramic rear views from the primary living spaces make this home the ideal waterfront design. The welcoming entrance and inviting stairs immediately make friends and family feel at home! Inside, large bedrooms and baths are truly a plus. Spacious kitchen and living area lend itself to great meals and conversation.

$899.00 The Fitzjames Lantern is a perfect example of a simple form executed with the purity of a natural material - wrought iron. The hammered metal and hand-applied Mayfair finish call attention to the importance and beauty of this fundamental material. The classic, uncomplicated shape delivers presence with the strength of the lines.-Currey and Company

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This is an example of a traditional porch design in Charleston.

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The Thomas Rose House: 59 Church Street 59 Church Street was one of the first residences to be listed within Charleston’s Historic District and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The property consists of a double lot, and features an expansive Loutrel Briggs-designed garden and original outbuildings. Listed by Helen Geer.

Designed for the coastal area of Charleston, South Carolina, the colonial features throughout this historical style cottage embrace casual living. The raised foundation provides below parking along with extensive storage. The panoramic rear views from the primary living spaces make this home the ideal waterfront design. The welcoming entrance and inviting stairs immediately make friends and family feel at home! Inside, large bedrooms and baths are truly a plus. Spacious kitchen and living area lend itself to great meals and conversation.

+ Home Built by Jeffery Builders + Dark Gray Wood-Look Tile + Built-In Vanity + Walk-In Shower
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Photography by Keith Isaac
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