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$789,000
4 Beds 3 Baths 26022996 MLS Crosscreek SubDv. Active Status
Tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after Crosscreek community of James Island, 27 Westside Drive is a beautifully updated Cape Cod-style home that blends timeless character with relaxed Lowcountry living. Surrounded by mature trees draped in Spanish moss and ideally situated just minutes from historic Downtown Charleston and Folly Beach, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath residence offers a thoughtful layout, versatile spaces, and an inviting connection to the outdoors.Inside, the vaulted living room makes an immediate impression with exposed wood beams, a whitewashed brick wood-burning fireplace, and solid wood panel wainscoting that bring warmth and architectural character to the space. Recently updated windows fill the home with natural light, while custom Bahama shutters ...on the upper windows add a distinctive coastal touch. The renovated kitchen features new appliances and refreshed finishes, with a comfortable flow into the breakfast area and separate dining room. Currently styled as a bar and lounge, the dining room offers a versatile setting for entertaining, relaxing, or gathering with friends and family. The home's flexible floor plan includes two primary suites--one conveniently located on the main level and a second upstairs--along with two additional guest bedrooms that share a beautifully renovated hall bath. All three bathrooms have been thoughtfully updated with ceramic tile, contemporary lighting, and modern finishes. Two separate office spaces provide excellent flexibility for working from home, hobbies, or additional living space. Outdoor living is equally inviting, with a private backyard framed by mature landscaping and designed for both quiet mornings and casual gatherings. A newly installed Trex deck extends the living space outdoors and connects to a tabby concrete patio, creating multiple areas to enjoy the Lowcountry setting. The detached garage is accessed via a charming covered walkway, adding both convenience and character. The location is hard to beat--approximately 5 minutes to historic Downtown Charleston, 15 minutes to Folly Beach, and just around the corner from James Island County Park. With its combination of character, thoughtful updates, flexible living spaces, and an exceptionally convenient James Island location, 27 Westside Drive offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the best of Charleston's coastal lifestyle.

27 Westside Drive, Charleston

$14,500,000
8 Beds 7.5 Baths 26022994 MLS South Of Broad SubDv. Active Status
Constructed in 1838 for wealthy Charleston planter and South Carolina legislator Robert William Roper, No. 9 East Battery stands among the country's finest surviving examples of antebellum urban architecture as a designated National Historic Landmark. Its monumental scale, classical proportions, symmetrical composition, and sophisticated ornamentation collectively illustrate its Greek Revival design, a defining architectural style of mid-nineteenth-century America. The house occupies a double lot along Charleston's iconic High Battery and reflects the emphasis on architectural refinement among the city's elite during the 1830s and 1840s. The most distinctive feature is the dwelling's full-height portico, a notable synthesis of Greek Revival design elements with the city's vernacular piazza tradition to maximize shade, ventilation, and outdoor living in the Lowcountry climate. The residence served as the town home of Martha Rutledge Laurens Roper, granddaughter of Founding Father John Rutledge, the governor of South Carolina during the American Revolution and a signer of the United States Constitution, and Robert William Roper from its completion in 1838 until Robert William Roper's death in 1845. Owned by other prominent Charleston families over the following decades, the house was acquired in 1929 by New York industrialist and philanthropist Solomon R. Guggenheim, founder of the Guggenheim Museum, who established it as the family's winter residence. Perhaps most notably, it was purchased in 1968 by New York financier Richard H. Jenrette, who later credited the house with sparking his appreciation for historic preservation and his longstanding devotion to restoring some of America's great classical houses - a vision that ultimately led to the founding of the Classical American Homes Preservation Trust, now the Richard Hampton Jenrette Foundation. A witness to defining moments in American history, including the opening shots of the Civil War across Charleston Harbor, the residence has been meticulously preserved and stewarded by preservation professionals and master craftspeople over the past several decades. Described by the Jenrette Foundation as "a remarkably intact document of the city's architectural, cultural, and social history," with significance rooted in the "authenticity of its historic fabric," the Roper House offers a rare privilege of stewarding one of Charleston's most significant historic residences. Entering from East Battery, one first passes through an etched-glass vestibule, representing the dwelling's later Victorian-era ownership by the Siegling family, before arriving in a grand side-hall foyer, a defining characteristic of Charleston's finest early nineteenth-century residences. A spiral staircase, framed by classical niches, rises to the full height of the home and organizes the interior around two principal rooms on each floor, reflecting the traditional Charleston single house typology. The dwelling's most significant interior spaces are the second-floor double drawing rooms, connected by original pocket doors and opening onto the piazza through full-height triple-hung windows, a configuration intentionally designed for entertaining while enhancing natural light, ventilation, and views of Charleston Harbor. Black marble mantelpieces, original heart pine floors, high ceilings, and substantial classical-inspired moldings and millwork further define the principal floor, which once served as the backdrop for an overnight visit by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, now King Charles III, in 1990. Anterooms at either end of the principal drawing rooms historically served as music rooms, libraries, and private sitting rooms. Formal bedchambers above exhibit increasingly restrained ornamentation compared with the principal entertaining spaces below, while still conveying the classical dialogue of the building's overall design. A late-nineteenth-century rear addition sensitively expands the house's footprint to include modern amenities for twenty-first-century living, with southeastern views of the harbor and a distinctive side yard.

9 E Battery, Charleston

$1,295,000
4 Beds 3 Baths 26022990 MLS Point Hope SubDv. Active Status
Welcome home to 2008 Sanders House St, a beautifully appointed 3,046-square-foot home offering thoughtful design, exceptional functionality, and stylish indoor-outdoor living. From the moment you enter, custom details and modern finishes create a home that feels both refined and inviting.The main level features a sophisticated custom office designed for productivity and privacy, with dramatic color-drenched walls, custom tinted glass french doors and walls, and a statement wood-slat accent wall. There is also a full bedroom and bathroom downstairs, ideal for guests or flexible living arrangements, along with the added convenience of a built in drop zone and expansive storage. The open living spaces are complemented by a herringbone backsplash in the kitchen and cabinets to the ceiling, an integrated sound system, and expansive windows for natural light. Step outside through the impressive triple-slider doors to a screened porch designed for year-round enjoyment, complete with an outdoor gas fireplace - the perfect setting for gathering or relaxing. The fenced backyard directly adjacent to a park provides an especially appealing combination of useful yard space and easy access to green space. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite features a tray ceiling and private ensuite bath, joined by two additional bedrooms, a versatile loft, and a conveniently located laundry room. Thoughtful details throughout make every space both beautiful and functional. An attached garage that can accommodate 3 vehicles provides exceptional parking and storage flexibility, completing a home that truly stands out for its combination of space, design, and livability.

2008 Sanders House Street, Charleston

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