Handsome, South of Broad residence, circa 1743, with a private, south facing walled garden, an elegant saltwater pool and ample off-street parking. Entirely renovated with refinement, high quality craftsmanship and timeless design. The solid masonry house is situated on the peninsula's highest ground and most prestigious location. The elevation requires no flood insurance. The comfortable floor plan, with Sonos sound system throughout, is set on three levels above a heated and cooled lower level where the wine cellar and an extra work area is located. On the first floor, the living room, dining room and kitchen gracefully lead from one to the other and your eye is instantly drawn to the courtyard through a bank of French doors.The primary suite encompasses the entire second floor with an iron balcony overlooking Tradd Street with glimpses of the Cooper River. The Juliet balcony was designed and constructed by the famed and masterful blacksmith Philip Simons. The suite includes a gas fireplace, a generous walk in closet and a spacious bathroom that will please the most discerning of buyers. The third floor has two full ceiling height bedrooms both with ensuite bathrooms. Each bedroom has iconic views of rooftops, steeples and courtyard gardens. Sheila Wertimer designed the garden with mature flowering trees and large potted citrus plants. In the center is an elegant saltwater swimming pool that reflects light into the kitchen throughout the day. The privacy of the garden provides a delightful haven for joyful, carefree gatherings. You'll be utterly charmed by the driveway entrance off of the cobblestoned Longitude Lane. With two side-by-side parking spaces, parking is a breeze.
The living is easy in this lovely 18th century residence renovated for 21st century living.