Active
8beds
7full 3halfbaths
10,504sqft
17,860sf lot
- Located on High Battery with uninterrupted views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter, the historic John Ravenel House sits proudly. Its Italianate stucco facade was restored after the 1886 hurricane, and it remains both notable and striking. Originally built in 1848, this esteemed residence recently underwent a multi-year renovation to restore it to epic grandeur. Inside, the three-story home features preserved period details, including original mantles, hardwood floors, and ceiling medallions.
- The layout includes spacious formal rooms and inviting bedroom suites, perfect for entertaining. The private grounds boast a Perry Guillot garden, a historic pool, and lush landscaping. A detached three-bedroom carriage house and a mother-in-law wing provide ample guest accommodations.
- Renowned professionals Moby Marks, Glenn Keyes and Richard Keith Langham oversaw the meticulous renovation, enhancing the home’s artistry and functionality. The foyer showcases a custom floor by local artist Karl Beckwith Smith. The first floor includes an office, cinema room, and a grand sunroom with Italian glass.
- The second floor contains a library, a living room with breathtaking harbor views, and a dining room adorned with custom hand painted wallpaper. The mother-in-law wing features a bedroom, kitchenette, and exercise room.
- The primary suite on the top floor has a private piazza, a luxurious bath, and ample closet space. Additional features include an elevator, sound system, four bars, wine storage, a two-car garage, and a generator. The rooftop deck offers panoramic harbor views, and the formal gardens include a pool area and guest house. This iconic home is within walking distance of Charleston’s best parks, shops, and dining, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city’s history.
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