Across South Carolina, this trio of sold properties shows how place can be as defining as architecture. In Charleston’s 29401, one transaction underscores the advantage of deep neighborhood knowledge and relationships, while another celebrates a 1697 residence at Church and Tradd with enduring cultural significance and surprisingly practical comforts, from off-street parking to a walled garden and no flood insurance requirement. Farther inland in Enoree, a modern custom home on 5.01 acres offers privacy, light-filled space, and room to grow.
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Margaret Von Werssowetz
Margaret Von Werssowetz
In Charleston, this sold offering comes with a story rooted less in finishes and floor plans and more in community. The listing highlights the kind of local guidance that shapes how a move feels once the boxes are unpacked: decades of experience, a deep understanding of the Charleston market, and relationships built over time. There’s an emphasis on knowing where opportunities exist, how neighborhoods are evolving, and what to look for when weighing an investment—insight that speaks to Charleston’s layered character and ever-shifting pockets of possibility. While the home’s specific interiors and amenities aren’t detailed here, the message is clear: the experience of buying is framed as a way to connect with a place, not just a property. It’s the start of a long relationship with a city you’ll keep discovering.
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- Size:
- 4,353 sq ft
- Contact:
- Margaret Von Werssowetz, Maison Real Estate, 843.224.6651
79 Church St | Contact for pricing
Margaret Von Werssowetz
Margaret Von Werssowetz
At the storied corner of Church and Tradd Streets, this 17th-century Charleston residence—dated to 1697 by historian Louis Green—pairs rare practicality with deep cultural provenance. Designated “NOTABLE” in *This Is Charleston* (1944), it once served as the home and studio of artist Henrietta Johnston and later housed figures of the Charleston Renaissance. Historic stucco over brick and early construction techniques set the tone, while inside, light-filled rooms feature nine-over-nine windows, classic wainscoting, crown molding, and fireplaces. A gilded private elevator reaches every level, including the attic with a dormer window and generous headroom. Added in 2016, the French Country kitchen opens to a deep walled garden with patio, pergola, winding paths, and lush plantings. Off-street parking, a Tesla charger, basement access, and no flood insurance requirement round out daily ease.
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- Size:
- 2,703 sq ft
- Contact:
- Margaret Von Werssowetz, Maison Real Estate, 843.224.6651
271 Rocky Ridge Rd | Contact for pricing
Christal Pereira
Christal Pereira
Surrounded by 5.01 private acres in Enoree, this custom home pairs modern design with a quiet, country sense of ease. Brick accents and rich siding create a striking first impression, while inside, soaring 12-foot ceilings and tall, oversized windows draw in abundant natural light for an open, airy feel. The spacious living room is made for relaxed evenings or easy entertaining, framed by picturesque views of the surrounding landscape. At the center, a gourmet kitchen offers a large island, sleek countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinetry, flowing seamlessly into adjacent dining and living areas. A dedicated workspace with a built-in desk keeps daily life organized, and generously sized bedrooms provide comfort and privacy. The primary suite feels like a calm retreat, with serene views across the property, and the extended garage adds welcome storage and flexibility.
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- Size:
- 2,374 sq ft
- Contact:
- Christal Pereira, Leslie Horne and Associates, 864.621.3706
