Originally built in 1894, this Romanesque Revival style building was designed by architect John Darlington Newcomer, who also designed the building that currently houses the Darling Oyster Bar on King Street, as well as several other historic Charleston buildings. Located on the third floor of the building, this condo unit boasts 13 foot ceilings, parquet hardwood floors, and Art Deco style stained glass windows that were installed in the 1920s. With plenty of natural light, the beauty of the stained glass is on full display as it fills the room with subtle hues of amber and violet. This unit was also featured in an article in Apartment Therapy, emphasizing the charm and character of the unit through unique interior design.From the living room you have direct views onto Meeting Street, which leads to popular destinations such as the Historic Charleston Market and The Battery. A short walk downstairs brings you to a private courtyard where you can sit and enjoy the several tranquil fountains and lush greenery that surrounds the courtyard. From the courtyard, you have easy access to Meeting Street and Calhoun Street, and are just a short walk (less than � mile) from the Charleston Gaillard Center, the South Carolina Aquarium, and a variety of restaurants and shopping destinations on King Street. Marion Square is also just steps away, where you can enjoy being in the center of all that downtown Charleston has to offer. And for those that hate the hassle of finding parking downtown, also included with this unit is a reserved, off street parking space located just off of Calhoun Street.

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