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Meeting Street, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


For some people owning an older house can be a bit of a challenge, you don't want to live in a museum but too often in their urge to update people strip the quirks right out of an older home. This home in Charleston, South Carolina is a beautifully updated Federal-style residence built by Dr. John Poyas, circa 1798. Charm? Oh yes, it has plaster details on the ceiling, amazing fireplaces and elegant columns. The owners have freshened it up with a playful use of color. The home has a formal dining room, an office and five bedrooms including a master bedroom with a walk-in closet. The kitchen is a bit odd, there seems to be a fireplace tucked behind a counter and the placement of the range seems to be strange but overall the home is beautiful. It also has a three-story carriage house. It is listed at $5.3 million. After the jump, beautiful shots of the robin's egg blue painted porches.

Anson House, A New Luxury Condo in Charleston

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Another luxury condo complex will be going up in Charleston, South Carolina. Unlike the last project we saw in this city, the Anson House is a new build. The Post and Courier reports that the Anson House will be located on a plot of land near Charleston's Maritime Center. The $40 million luxury condominium complex will have 32 units with river, city and park views. The condos have gourmet kitchens, high ceilings, master suites with dressing rooms, fireplaces and outdoor piazzas. The building also has a doorman. Condos for sale start at $1.29 million for a one-bedroom and a penthouse costs $4.95 million. No fears of a condo slump here, 21 units are already under contract including one of two penthouses.

The Oaks, Estate of the Day

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Worried about getting in to your local country club? How about buying your own. The beautiful home at the Oaks in North Charleston, North South Carolina is presently being used as a country club for weddings and social events. There is also a nine-hole golf course which is a private club with over 250 members. The large home was built in 1892 and replaced an earlier antebellum home. It has marble fireplaces, two large formal living rooms with chandeliers, a full restaurant kitchen and a lower area with a bar and cafe. Upstairs there are five bedrooms including a master suite that has a walk-in closet. There is also a separate kitchen upstairs. The grounds also include tennis courts, an athletic club, pool and garden. It is listed at $15 million. After the jump, your Caddyshack fantasies come true.

The People's Building

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The People's Building in Charleston, South Carolina, the first skyscraper built in Charleston, is now luxury condos. It was built in 1911 of granite and brick and still has the original mail chutes on each floor. The building is in the heart of the historical area and the upper floors feature views of the lower peninsula and Charleston Harbor. The building has a marble-floored lobby topped by a mezzanine and seven floors of condos capped by a penthouse. For $3 million you can pick up a three bedroom unit with over 3,000 square feet of space which is a fairly high price in a region where you can pick up a house and acreage for the same amount.

Market Pavilion Shopping Package

Filed under: Luxury Travel & Hotels

Summertime in the South... it's too hot to move most days but the Market Pavilion in Charleston, South Carolina has a new package to tempt you into the hotel and local stores. Their Good Girls Charleston Shopping Get-Away is a  two-night/three-day package with breakfast and afternoon tea daily, evening hors d' oeuvres, dinner for two at the hotel's  steakhouse Grill 225 and a a"Sky's The Limit" commemorative cocktail in the hotel's rooftop Pavilion Bar. Guests of the package will also enjoy a variety of treats from local stores including a  10% discount and special gift at Moo Roo, a 10% discount at Ben Silver and 10% off at Magar Hatworks. The package costs $1,800 for single or double occupancy plus tax and service charges and if it gets too hot you can always just relax at the Market Pavilion's rooftop pool.

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