1850 Charleston Single House in South Carolina

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

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Home’s History

This property is steeped in history, originating as a stable house for 10 Limehouse.

In 1918, it became a cherished gift from the Middleton family to their son and his bride, Elizabeth Whaley, marking the beginning of its storied legacy.

The home has witnessed numerous transformations over the years, each adding to its rich narrative.

The most significant restoration occurred in 2009 when the property underwent a complete overhaul and upgrade, blending historic charm with modern comforts.

This meticulous restoration has preserved the home’s unique character while enhancing its functionality and aesthetics, resulting in the gorgeous 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom property.

Its Current State

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Today, it stands as a testament to Charleston’s architectural heritage, elegantly blending its historical roots with contemporary upgrades.

The current state of the home reflects a perfect balance between its storied past and the conveniences of modern living, making it a sanctuary of charm and sophistication in the heart of Charleston.

Exterior Photos

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The exterior of this property features expansive double piazzas, perfect for enjoying the charming Charleston weather.

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The unique iron ‘gate within a gate’ off Limehouse leads you into a stunning garden with a brick path that guides you to the wide double piazzas.

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This serene walled garden provides a private retreat from the bustling city, perfect for relaxation and outdoor dining.

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The property has a long and well-built verandah that gives views to the entire vicinity.

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At the rear of the property, two off-street parking spaces secured by an automatic gate offer convenient access from Greenhill.

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A storage room ensures the safekeeping of bicycles, strollers, and outdoor equipment.

For those who enjoy outdoor cooking, a dedicated natural gas line is provided for the grill, enhancing your culinary experiences.

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Interior Photos

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Upon entering through the front door, you are greeted by an inviting entry hall, flanked by a formal dining room on the left and a living room on the right, both featuring cozy fireplaces with original moldings.

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The heart of this home is a spacious gourmet kitchen that seamlessly connects to a cozy family room, bathed in natural light that pours in through the French doors lining the house.

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The original brick wall and heart pine flooring anchor the space, enhancing the historic character found throughout.

Adjacent to this space, a rear addition offers versatility, with a first-floor study and stairs leading up to a private guest suite.

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On the second floor, the home boasts two primary suites, each featuring a fireplace, large walk-in closets, and full bathrooms with marble-topped vanities with double sinks, frameless glass showers, soaking/bubble tubs, and separate water closets.

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A shared laundry room with pocket doors, custom cabinets, and granite counters offers convenience and connectivity to the space.

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