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| Bull St., Charleston, S.C. |
103 Bull St.: Built in 1853 by Sara Smith, Historic Bee's Row was taken over during the Civil War by William C. Bee, owner of a blockade-running firm. Located on what was then known as "Bee's Block," the properties located at 101-109 Bull Street were partially used as warehouses and stores during the war. This fabulous masonry home and carriage house can easily accommodate a large family. The property consists of 6 bedrooms (currently used as a four bedroom house with a media and exercise room), 5 full baths and 2 half baths. The carriage house, approx. 1,545 square feet, is large enough for guests or it could serve as a rental with 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, an updated kitchen and parking. Situated in a wonderful, quiet location in Harleston Village, you are within walking distance to local schools and hospitals.
If you are interested, the link has a photo gallery showing the inside of the main house. Wowza! Let me know if you buy it. I'm coming over for dinner and I might not leave.
14 comments:
Oh my gosh that is gorgeous. We could have family reunions there!!!!
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Shirley
I love those houses, we used to live right across the street and watch the nuns who lived in the brown townhouse above come out every morning to walk to Bishop England to teach. If you ever have a chance, please take a picture of 104 Bull Street, I'd be so tickled!!
gorgeous. mr b.c. and i might check it out while we're down there. of course we could only afford a bedroom in the carriage house, but still...
Wow! That is spectacular, and coming from an architecture aficionado like myself, that is indeed high praise. Now about the price: I could maybe afford the carriage house....if I turned it into a 4-plex and had the other 3 pre-sold. :)
S
No, Joan... YOU buy it and I'LL come over for dinner and not leave!
As soon as I win the lottery, it's all mine! And you're more than welcome to come hang out anytime! :Þ
We could! Everyone could run wild. :))
Julia - I will! I will try to get back down there this weekend. It's been too dark to get pictures after work.
Heck - I bet the carriage house would make a nice home in it's own right. I need to take a look at it for fun.
It is a grand row of houses and they stand out as different here. They are tall and masonry instead of the wood that so many are built of here. The street is tree lines and it was tricky even getting a good shot.
Hahah! I am trying to downsize. I want something tiny and manageable.
Ashley - I will hold you to it!
I recently came across your blog and I love it. Charleston has been my refuge for almost two years, I visit as often as I can get there, funny enough, it brings me peace and strength. Thank you for your wonderful photos.
Lyndsee - Thank you! What a lovely comment.
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