Description
Intercoastal waterfront Lowcountry Lifestyle, in a Pre-Revolutionary (circa 1750) home that was originally located on Queen Street downtown. This stately historic home is nestled on 1.56 acres surrounded by live oaks and magnolias. The grand circular staircase escorts you to the marble inlaid veranda, welcoming you into ''your own unique piece of Charleston history. '' The main portion of the home was originally constructed by famed Charlestonian Daniel Cannon and was moved from its original location on Queen Street to the Crescent via barge in 1949.The rich history of the home is evident in the front rooms, with the foyer leading into the formal dining and living rooms. The original plank floors are accompanied by Pre-Revolutionary cypress paneling and raised panel wainscottingthroughout. The fireplaces in these rooms rest beneath original mantels that now feature operational gas logs. French doors allow for water views from both formal rooms. The heart of the home includes an open kitchen/family room, with 180 degree intercoastal water views. Cascading light throughout the entire living space with elevated piazza overlooking the infinity pool, fire pit, and expansive backyard retreat. Offering peace, privacy, and dolphins with your morning coffee, and breathtaking sunsets on your own dock. Hop on your own boat from the boat lift and be in Charleston Harbor within minutes. Ocean breezes complete this expansive home, 7 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, with private guest suite, outdoor kitchen, infinity pool, 2 garages totalling 6 parking spaces, sauna, and fitness room. Double piazzas allow for privacy and endless views. Walking distance to Porter Gaud and 2 minute drive to downtown Charleston!
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7BEDS
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1.56ACRES
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6BATHS
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11/2 BATHS
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7,628SQFT
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$1,508$/SQFT
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Description
Intercoastal waterfront Lowcountry Lifestyle, in a Pre-Revolutionary (circa 1750) home that was originally located on Queen Street downtown. This stately historic home is nestled on 1.56 acres surrounded by live oaks and magnolias. The grand circular staircase escorts you to the marble inlaid veranda, welcoming you into ''your own unique piece of Charleston history. '' The main portion of the home was originally constructed by famed Charlestonian Daniel Cannon and was moved from its original location on Queen Street to the Crescent via barge in 1949.The rich history of the home is evident in the front rooms, with the foyer leading into the formal dining and living rooms. The original plank floors are accompanied by Pre-Revolutionary cypress paneling and raised panel wainscottingthroughout. The fireplaces in these rooms rest beneath original mantels that now feature operational gas logs. French doors allow for water views from both formal rooms. The heart of the home includes an open kitchen/family room, with 180 degree intercoastal water views. Cascading light throughout the entire living space with elevated piazza overlooking the infinity pool, fire pit, and expansive backyard retreat. Offering peace, privacy, and dolphins with your morning coffee, and breathtaking sunsets on your own dock. Hop on your own boat from the boat lift and be in Charleston Harbor within minutes. Ocean breezes complete this expansive home, 7 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, with private guest suite, outdoor kitchen, infinity pool, 2 garages totalling 6 parking spaces, sauna, and fitness room. Double piazzas allow for privacy and endless views. Walking distance to Porter Gaud and 2 minute drive to downtown Charleston!
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