Ansonborough Homes with Burke High school

Ansonborough Homes with Burke High school

Welcome to Ansonborough, a charming subdivision nestled in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina. Known for its rich history, picturesque streets, and vibrant community, Ansonborough offers a unique blend of old-world charm and modern convenience.

Located in Charleston County, Ansonborough is situated within the city of Charleston, making it an ideal place to call home for those seeking a balance between urban living and a peaceful neighborhood atmosphere. With its prime location, residents of Ansonborough enjoy easy access to a wide range of amenities, including shopping, dining, entertainment, and outdoor recreational activities.

One notable feature of Ansonborough is its proximity to Burke High School. For families with school-aged children, this is a fantastic advantage. Burke High School is a highly regarded educational institution, known for its commitment to academic excellence and a supportive learning environment. Living in Ansonborough means that families can enjoy the convenience of having a top-rated school just a stone's throw away from their doorstep.

When it comes to homes in Ansonborough, residents can expect a variety of architectural styles, ranging from historic Charleston single houses to more contemporary designs. Each home exudes its own unique charm and character, adding to the overall appeal of the neighborhood.

If you're looking for a place that combines history, community, and excellent education, Ansonborough is the perfect choice. Discover the beauty and allure of this remarkable subdivision and find your dream home in this enchanting corner of Charleston, South Carolina.

Newest Ansonborough Homes with Burke High school

18 Pinckney Street, Charleston
$1,780,000
3 Beds ⋅ 26027774 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Rare opportunity to renovate and restore a historic Charleston residence in the heart of downtown. Situated on the corner of Pinckney Street and Motley Lane, 18 Pinckney offers classic Charleston character with its traditional two-story facade, tall windows, side piazza and commanding corner presence. Just a short walk from Market Street, restaurants, shopping and the many attractions of the Historic District, the location is exceptional.Currently configured with separate entrances to the first and second floors, the property offers tremendous flexibility for a buyer looking to create two residential units or an owner-occupied home with rental income, or a live/work arrangement.The first floor provides approximately 1,118 square feet, with an additional 1,280 square feet upstairs. The property is being offered as a fixer-upper, allowing the next owner to thoughtfully renovate while preserving its historic charm and tailoring the interiors to their own vision. Its Limited Business zoning provides additional possibilities, while residential rental use is permitted. A former commercial kitchen, including a hood and grease trap, remains in place. For a buyer looking for historic architecture, renovation potential and a highly walkable downtown location, 18 Pinckney Street is an opportunity to create a truly one-of-a-kind Charleston home.

18 Pinckney Street, Charleston
18 Pinckney Street, Charleston
$1,780,000
4 Beds ⋅ 1.5 Baths ⋅ 26027741 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Rare opportunity to renovate and restore a historic Charleston residence in the heart of downtown. Situated on the corner of Pinckney Street and Motley Lane, 18 Pinckney offers classic Charleston character with its traditional two-story facade, tall windows, side piazza and commanding corner presence. Just a short walk from Market Street, restaurants, shopping and the many attractions of the Historic District, the location is exceptional.Currently configured with separate entrances to the first and second floors, the property offers tremendous flexibility for a buyer looking to create a distinctive single-family residence, two residential units, an owner-occupied home with rental income, or a live/work arrangement.The first floor provides approximately 1,280 square feet, with an additional 1,118 square feet upstairs. The property is being offered as a fixer-upper, allowing the next owner to thoughtfully renovate while preserving its historic charm and tailoring the interiors to their own vision. Its Limited Business zoning provides additional possibilities, while residential rental use is permitted. A former commercial kitchen, including a hood and grease trap, remains in place. For a buyer looking for historic architecture, renovation potential and a highly walkable downtown location, 18 Pinckney Street is an opportunity to create a truly one-of-a-kind Charleston home.

18 Pinckney Street, Charleston
59 Society Street, Charleston
$4,050,000
7 Beds ⋅ 26026551 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
A rare opportunity to own a distinguished masonry Charleston Single House in the heart of historic Ansonborough. The Jonah M. Venning House, circa 1839, is an elegant residence featuring classic copper-clad piazzas, a private courtyard, and deep off-street parking, all within one of Charleston's most sought-after historic neighborhoods. The main residence offers 4 bedrooms and 31/2 baths, including true third-floor bedrooms, providing exceptional space and flexibility. Behind the main house are two separately metered residential units: a 2-bedroom, 1-bath apartment and a 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment, creating opportunities for guest accommodations, multigenerational living, rental income, or future integration into a larger single-family estate.As part of the celebrated Ansonborough Rehabilitation Project, the property was carefully preserved as part of Charleston's ongoing commitment to protecting its architectural heritage. A conservation easement held by the Historic Charleston Foundation further ensures the stewardship of this important historic resource. Lovingly maintained by the current owner since 1991, the home underwent a thoughtful restoration by renowned Charleston craftsman Richard Marks Restorations, Inc. in 2003, reflecting a deep respect for its historic character and enduring quality. Additional highlights include: - X Flood Zone designation, with no flood insurance currently required. - Three electric meters serving the property. - Recently vacated apartments with prior rental income of approximately $3,200 per month. - Offers ability to combine main house and carriage apartments into one extraordinary residence. The seller's preference is to convey the home fully furnished including the antiques that were selected for this home via separate bill of sale. This offers a truly turnkey opportunity to enjoy one of Charleston's treasured historic properties.

59 Society Street, Charleston
280 Meeting Street Unit #205, Charleston
$3,100,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26026349 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
280 Meeting comprises seven luxury residences nestled in the exclusive Ansonborough neighborhood. These new construction residences are tucked between the rooftops of Charleston's historic Peninsula and the vibrant new luxury residential block of Meeting Street. The site is being reimagined as seven private residences--five condos within a restored main building and two townhomes wrapped around a garden courtyard with a pool. The work is led by Bello | Garris Architects, whose practice on the Peninsula is known for a disciplined, quietly classical hand. The site sits a few blocks from Marion Square and the King Street retail corridor, closer still to the neighborhood cafes, galleries and residential lanes that have always defined Charleston's Peninsula.The gesture here is restraint: preserve the scale of the block, recess the new construction behind a stucco garden wall, and let the daylight, ironwork, and historic nature of Ansonborough lead the design. The interior direction takes its cues from the historic fabric of Ansonborough--the quiet rhythm of bespoke trim and millwork, the patina of unlacquered brass, the broad plan of a natural white-oak floor. The intent is rooms that age into the building rather than against it. 10-to-11-foot ceiling heights throughout the residences. Exquisite taste coupled with pleasing design touches with the finest stones & wood surfaces combined with premium Thermador appliances speak to a modern home with the vestiges of the historic patina of Downtown Charleston. Palettes lean warm and quiet--ivory and bone, dust and clay, within deep tannin accents. Floors are wide white-oak planks in a natural finish; walls carry bespoke trim and millwork; custom painted cabinetry and stained-oak built-ins throughout. Stones are honed rather than polished. Hardware is unlacquered brass in the main-building residences and polished nickel in the townhouse baths. The palette was chosen with care--rooted in the deep history and traditions of one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods yet quietly attuned to how these residences will be lived in today. Amenities include a pool, fitness center with sauna, and both garage and surface parking. Construction is anticipated to begin in late 2026, with an expected delivery in the second quarter of 2028. Unit 205is a prime two-bedroom, two-and-one-half bathroom unit. Expansive Floor-to-ceiling steel-frame windows draw in all of Charleston's historic beauty and natural light. Assigned parking spaces.

280 Meeting Street Unit #205, Charleston
280 Meeting Street Unit #310, Charleston
$4,250,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26026347 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
280 Meeting comprises seven luxury residences nestled in the exclusive Ansonborough neighborhood. These new construction residences are tucked between the rooftops of Charleston's historic Peninsula and the vibrant new luxury residential block of Meeting Street. The site is being reimagined as seven private residences--five condos within a restored main building and two townhomes wrapped around a garden courtyard with a pool. The work is led by Bello | Garris Architects, whose practice on the Peninsula is known for a disciplined, quietly classical hand. The site sits a few blocks from Marion Square and the King Street retail corridor, closer still to the neighborhood cafes, galleries and residential lanes that have always defined Charleston's Peninsula.The gesture here is restraint: preserve the scale of the block, recess the new construction behind a stucco garden wall, and let the daylight, ironwork, and historic nature of Ansonborough lead the design. The interior direction takes its cues from the historic fabric of Ansonborough--the quiet rhythm of bespoke trim and millwork, the patina of unlacquered brass, the broad plan of a natural white-oak floor. The intent is rooms that age into the building rather than against it. Palettes lean warm and quiet--ivory and bone, dust and clay, within deep tannin accents. Floors are wide white-oak plank in a natural finish; walls carry bespoke trim and millwork; custom painted cabinetry and stained-oak built-ins throughout. Stones are honed rather than polished. Hardware is unlacquered brass in the main-building residences and polished nickel in the townhouse baths. 10-to-11-foot ceiling heights throughout the residences. Exquisite taste coupled with pleasing design touches with the finest stones & wood surfaces combined with premium Thermador appliances speak to a modern home with the vestiges of the historic patina of Downtown Charleston. The palette was chosen with care--rooted in the deep history and traditions of one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods, yet quietly attuned to how these residences will be lived in today. Amenities include a pool, fitness center with sauna, and both garage and surface parking. Two assigned parking spaces. Construction is anticipated to begin in late 2026, with an expected delivery in the second quarter of 2028.

280 Meeting Street Unit #310, Charleston
28 1/2 Hasell Street, Charleston
$2,495,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 26026297 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
28 1/2 Hasell Street is a spacious loft-style condominium situated in the prestigious Ansonborough neighborhood. The property boasts three outdoor living spaces, including an expansive deck adjacent to the kitchen and a rooftop deck offering panoramic views of the Ravenel Bridge, ideal for observing Fourth of July fireworks. The home features beautiful hardwood floors throughout, complemented by exposed brickwork that evokes the historical ambiance of the circa 1842 building. The main floor is characterized by 12-foot ceilings and abundant windows on all sides. The living and bedroom spaces are flexible, providing buyers with the opportunity to customize their living environment to their preferences. The primary bedroom features exposed beams and a large ensuite bathroom. This primeocation offers convenient access to local amenities, including grocery store across the street, farmers market, restaurants, nightlife, and entertainment at the Gaillard.

28 1/2 Hasell Street, Charleston
309 Meeting Unit #Unit 19, Charleston
$420,000
1 Beds ⋅ 1.5 Baths ⋅ 26025148 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
LOCATION, LOCATION--with the parking problem already solved! Live in the heart of Downtown Charleston with a gated, dedicated parking space right outside your door. Steps from Marion Square, King Street, College of Charleston, TD Arena, The Dewberry, restaurants, shopping and everything that makes downtown living so specula. This condo offers an incredible opportunity for any one. Comes completely furnished! The $650 monthly HOA includes water, sewer, master building and flood insurance, trash pickup, grounds maintenance, gated access and assigned parking. Owners are responsible for their individual HO-6 policy, electricity and Wi-Fi. Also, NEW HVAC 2023 and NEW ROOF 2021, New washer and dryer. It all conveys. A rare combination of location, convenience and value in the heart of Charleston

309 Meeting Unit #Unit 19, Charleston
46 Pinckney Street, Charleston
$3,735,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26024446 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
A rare opportunity to own both a distinguished Historic Charleston residence and an established income-producing property in the heart of the Historic District. The Jacob Rabb House, circa 1851, offers exceptional versatility as a full-time residence, Charleston pied-a-terre or investment property(licensed short term rental) . Located in coveted Ansonborough, the home is just steps from the City Market and within an easy stroll of King Street, Waterfront Park, world-class dining, galleries and many of Charleston's most celebrated landmarks.Offering approximately 2,770 square feet, this beautifully appointed three-story residence features four bedrooms, three and a half baths and the architectural character of a classic Charleston home, thoughtfully complemented by sophisticatedmodern updates while preserving its historic charm and storied past. Gracious living spaces extend outdoors to a private walled garden, expansive courtyard and patio, along with two classic Charleston piazzas--ideal for entertaining, dining al fresco or simply enjoying Charleston's year-round lifestyle. Off-street parking for 2 to 3 cars adds a rare convenience in this location. Inside, a welcoming foyer and staircase set the tone for the residence. The chef-inspired kitchen features a La Cornue range, Carrara marble countertops and center island and flows naturally into the dining room, while a sunlit living room is anchored by an original fireplace. The upper floors provide four well-appointed bedrooms and flexible accommodations for family and guests, with a classic Charleston piazza offering an inviting outdoor retreat. Beyond its appeal as a private residence, 46 Pinckney Street presents a compelling investment opportunity. The property is an established, licensed short-term rental under professional management, with $268K in gross rental revenue currently on the books for 2026, a year-end projection of $274K and a 2027 target of approximately $299K. For a second-home owner, the existing rental operation also provides the opportunity to generate income during periods of non-use while retaining the property for personal enjoyment. Few properties combine historic provenance, residential livability, walkability, private outdoor space, coveted off-street parking and income-producing potential in such a desirable downtown Charleston location. The Jacob Rabb House offers the opportunity to own not simply a piece of Charleston history, but a remarkable property positioned for both personal enjoyment and investment. Financial information available upon request. Booked revenue may be subject to cancellations or adjustments; projections and targets are estimates provided by ownership/management and are not guarantees of future performance.

46 Pinckney Street, Charleston
58 Laurens Street, Charleston
$3,275,000
4 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26024387 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Tucked on a quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of Ansonborough, this reimagined four-bedroom home pairs 1940s character with a meticulous renovation and thoughtful nods to midcentury design.Built in 1940 and taken down to the studs in 2022, this turnkey home offers four bedrooms and 4.5 baths with custom finishes and discerning details throughout. High-end features include top-of-the-line Thermador appliances (including a built-in coffee and espresso maker), Farrow & Ball paint, and Buster + Punch switches and hardware. The home is also wired for sound with built-in speakers.On the first floor, a bedroom with an ensuite bath overlooks the tree-lined street. The dining room features a gas fireplace, while the kitchen offers custom cabinetry and a perfectly situated breakfast nookAt the rear of the home, the living room includes remote-controlled shades and opens onto the back porch and an off-street parking spot. The second floor holds three additional bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a den with a second gas fireplace that opens to the second-floor balcony. The primary suite enjoys lovely views of the Mary Smith House garden and includes a walk-in closet with custom cabinetry and a shoe carousel, maximizing every inch of space. The sun-filled primary bath features a steam shower and a freestanding Victoria + Albert soaking tub. The third floor adds 460 square feet of flexible living space (not included in the home's total square footage) -- ideal for a home office or children's playroom. Storage is thoughtfully integrated throughout, including under-stairs storage concealed behind built-in bookcases and wall panels. The full 2022 renovation included an encapsulated crawlspace and all-new major systems -- plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and a Rinnai tankless water heater. Located in Zone X, no flood insurance is required.

58 Laurens Street, Charleston
44 Wentworth Street, Charleston
$3,825,000
4 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26023394 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Beautifully built in the Charleston Single style, this elegant home offers the grace and scale of nearby historic properties without the usual maintenance expense. Located in convenient and desirable Ansonborough, featuring solid masonry construction, ample parking and a charming walled garden are just a few of the key features.Tall ceilings with well proportioned rooms echo the past including an open staircase to all three levels. Luxurious finishes in the well crafted kitchen and four full baths, even in a private terrace off the primary suite. Meticulous owners recently replaced all three HVAC systems, allowing for a turnkey ownership experience.

44 Wentworth Street, Charleston
280 Meeting Street Unit #Th 140, Charleston
$4,750,000
3 Beds ⋅ 2.5 Baths ⋅ 26023369 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
280 Meeting comprises seven luxury residences nestled in the exclusive Ansonborough neighborhood. These new construction residences are tucked between the rooftops of Charleston's historic Peninsula and the vibrant new luxury residential block of Meeting Street.The site is being reimagined as seven private residences--five condos within a restored main building and two townhomes wrapped around a garden courtyard with a pool. The work is led by Bello | Garris Architects, whose practice on the Peninsula is known for a disciplined, quietly classical hand.The site sits a few blocks from Marion Square and the King Street retail corridor, closer still to the neighborhood cafes, galleries and residential lanes that have always defined Charleston's Peninsula.The gesture here is restraint: preserve the scale of the block, recess the new construction behind a stucco garden wall, and let the daylight, ironwork, and historic nature of Ansonborough lead the design. The interior direction takes its cues from the historic fabric of Ansonborough--the quiet rhythm of bespoke trim and millwork, the patina of unlacquered brass, the broad plan of a natural white-oak floor. The intent is rooms that age into the building rather than against it. Palettes lean warm and quiet--ivory and bone, dust and clay, within deep tannin accents. Floors are wide white-oak plank in a natural finish; walls carry bespoke trim and millwork; custom painted cabinetry and stained-oak built-ins throughout. Stones are honed rather than polished. Hardware is unlacquered brass in the main-building residences and polished nickel in the townhouse baths. 10-to-11-foot ceiling heights throughout the residences. Exquisite taste coupled with pleasing design touches with the finest stones & wood surfaces combined with premium Thermador appliances speak to a modern home with the vestiges of the historic patina of Downtown Charleston. The palette was chosen with care--rooted in the deep history and traditions of one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods, yet quietly attuned to how these residences will be lived in today. Amenities include a pool, fitness center with sauna, and both garage and surface parking. Construction is anticipated to begin in late 2026, with an expected delivery in the second quarter of 2028. Townhouse 140, located in the rear of the property, offers 3,300 square feet of luxury living. This residence offers three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths with an additional 900 square feet of outdoor space overlooking the pool. This three-level residence is equipped with an elevator for the convenience of the owner, the flex space can be used as an office, family room, or guest suite. This townhouse also includes a dedicated assigned parking space on the property.

280 Meeting Street Unit #Th 140, Charleston
280 Meeting Street Unit #200, Charleston
$3,950,000
3 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26023370 MLS ⋅ Ansonborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
280 Meeting comprises seven luxury residences nestled in the exclusive Ansonborough neighborhood. These new construction residences are tucked between the rooftops of Charleston's historic Peninsula and the vibrant new luxury residential block of Meeting Street.The site is being reimagined as seven private residences--five condos within a restored main building and two townhomes wrapped around a garden courtyard with a pool. The work is led by Bello | Garris Architects, whose practice on the Peninsula is known for a disciplined, quietly classical hand.The site sits a few blocks from Marion Square and the King Street retail corridor, closer still to the neighborhood cafes, galleries and residential lanes that have always defined Charleston's Peninsula.The gesture here is restraint: preserve the scale of the block, recess the new construction behind a stucco garden wall, and let the daylight, ironwork, and historic nature of Ansonborough lead the design. The interior direction takes its cues from the historic fabric of Ansonborough--the quiet rhythm of bespoke trim and millwork, the patina of unlacquered brass, the broad plan of a natural white-oak floor. The intent is rooms that age into the building rather than against it. 10-to-11-foot ceiling heights throughout the residences. Exquisite taste coupled with pleasing design touches with the finest stones & wood surfaces combined with premium Thermador appliances speak to a modern home with the vestiges of the historic patina of Downtown Charleston. Palettes lean warm and quiet--ivory and bone, dust and clay, within deep tannin accents. Floors are wide white-oak planks in a natural finish; walls carry bespoke trim and millwork; custom painted cabinetry and stained-oak built-ins throughout. Stones are honed rather than polished. Hardware is unlacquered brass in the main-building residences and polished nickel in the townhouse baths. The palette was chosen with care--rooted in the deep history and traditions of one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods yet quietly attuned to how these residences will be lived in today. Amenities include a pool, fitness center with sauna, and both garage and surface parking. Construction is anticipated to begin in late 2026, with an expected delivery in the second quarter of 2028. Unit 200 is a prime three-bedroom, three-and-one-half bathroom unit boasting approximately 800 square feet of outdoor terrace overlooking Meeting Street and the city. Expansive Floor-to-ceiling steel-frame windows draw in all of Charleston's historic beauty and natural light. Assigned parking spaces.

280 Meeting Street Unit #200, Charleston
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