Circa 1916--Built by Clelia Peronneau McGowan, whose portrait hangs in City Hall, and is one of the founders of the Charleston Public Library and conceptualized Gateway Walk on King Street, across from the Library Society. First time on the market since built (107yrs). Incredible location, this charming turn of the century home offers the perfect setting in the shadow of historic St. Michael's steeple. High ground (X-Zone), 2-car garage, elevator, plus a ground-floor 1BR guest suite. Recent updates including systems, wiring, kitchen and baths. Rear outdoor terrace/porch off of primary bedroom offers 18th century views looking south. Move in or put your personal stamp on this unique historic property. Synthetic slate roof, circa 1990.
Listing
Street
Satellite
Exterior Features
Style Colonial,
Siding Wood Siding
Roof Slate,See Remarks
Garage Yes
Garage Description Attached,Off-Street Parking,2 Car Garage
Water Public Sewer,Public Water
Sewer Public Sewer,Public Water
Lot Description High
Interior Features
Cooling Central Air
Basement Basement,Elv. Construction
Fireplaces 3+
Fireplaces Description Three +
Year Built 1916
Stories 3 Stories
Neighborhood & Schools
Subdivision South of Broad
Elementary School Memminger
Middle School Simmons Pinckney
High School Burke
Financial Information
Listing Information
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