Listing Details:
20 Charlestowne Court, Charleston, SC 29403
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2.5
Square Feet: 1,488
Contact listing agent Charles McIntosh at 843.442.7410 for more information.
Located in the heart of downtown’s Harleston Village neighborhood, this three bedroom home at 20 Charlestowne Court provides a good option for those looking for a permanent residence or vacation property in the city. While the home was built in the 1960’s, it has been well-maintained since that time and subtly updated for today’s buyer. Hardwood floors run throughout the entire home and built-in bookshelves in the living room and an en suite bath in the master bedroom are some of its most attractive features. A welcoming floor plan houses the living room, formal dining room and kitchen on the first floor while the home’s three well-sized bedrooms are located on the second floor. Dedicated off-street parking comes with the purchase and there is also a private, fenced-in back courtyard which provides an outdoor entertaining space where you can enjoy views of nearby Charleston church steeples.
Prime Harleston Village Location
In addition to all the wonderful features inside of 20 Charlestowne Court, its location is also attractive--both to locals and vacationers. The Harleston Village neighborhood has long been popular with everyone from young professionals to retirees because of its position within the heart of downtown. It is very much a residential neighborhood and historic homes of varying age dot its streets. Local restaurants and shops can be found along the more commercial streets of Broad, Meeting and East Bay--but they are all within walking distance of the home. Nearby Colonial Lake will soon be undergoing a massive renovation but it currently serves as a popular walking and jogging spot for locals and there are also city tennis courts nearby. The historic Battery and the surrounding park of White Pointe Gardens is also within walking distance as is Waterfront Park making this the perfect home for those who want to live an urban lifestyle without the costly upkeep costs found in a more historic home.
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