Charleston historic homes

Local gallery owner Ann Long Merck’s meticulously preserved and classically appointed pre-Revolutionary residence is a masterpiece unto itself

70 Tradd Street

The Charleston Single house reflects the history of Charleston's architecture and culture, and remains popular with many for sale today.

What a beauty this house is!! This home was built in 1793. It is located in Charleston, South Carolina. This home was built for baker, George Gibbs. He gave the home to his daughter Caroline Gibbs Blackwood. She lived there for many years before moving with her husband to Montagu Street where she and her husband, John Blackwood had extensive properties. The home is situated in renowned South of Broad. The home has hurricane proof French doors. There are views of Holy City. Three bedrooms…

Discover beautiful photos and glimpses of historic Charleston mansion exteriors on a tour of lovely architectural and garden inspiration near the Battery.

Modern Life in a Historic Home - Traditional - Exterior - Charleston - by Swallowtail Architecture | Houzz

Splendid and impressive newer construction home now available in the heart of historic Downtown Charleston. Only moments to all the best of South of Broad living, this remarkable property exudes all t

Modern updates meet historical features in this late Victorian residence

This charming porch inspiration along with porch decor finds will spotlight beautiful and varied examples of porch curb appeal and perches to relax.

With over 2,500 historical buildings—73 pre-Revolutionary War, 136 more from the late 1700s and 600 additional predating the 1840s—its no wonder Charleston is synonymous with its storied Architecture and Historical homes and buildings. Here are 5 historic homes that have been preserved as historic house museums in Charleston SC, dating from 1772 to 1825, open for tours... #museumhousetoursincharleston #thingstodoincharlestonsc #charlestontravelguide #monicaedwards #charlestonandme