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Address: 
6 Water Street
Charleston, SC 29401
 
Bedrooms:  4
Baths:  3
Half Baths:  1
 
Square Feet:  5,600 sq. ft.
Acreage:  0.14 acres
 
Attributes: 
Historic
Amenities: 
Luxury
 
Mortgage Estimate: 
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Rate: 6.50% | Years: 30
Down Payment: $759,000 (20.0%)
Loan: $3,036,000
Payment: $19,190

Just Steps From The Battery

Price   $3,795,000
Status   For Sale, Featured
Region   Downtown Charleston
Type   Homes
MLS   #2619585
Agency   #7716
The best location, steps from high Battery on quiet side street featuring underground utilities, no buses, no carriages. Main living rooms are one story above street level creating sunny, airy rooms with views of Charleston Harbor. This circa 1820 home has stunning Federal era architectural details and exceptional carved mantels. The ground floor offers bonus space for in home office, exercise or playroom, ample storage. Also included is a 2 story, 2 bedroom separate guest house, low maintenance courtyard garden and off-street parking. Square footage represents main house, less the ground floor. Guest house is approximately 1200 SF.

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