3 Chisolm Street 402, Charleston, SC 29401 (MLS# 22015949)

Supplements: Being tucked away in a quiet charming neighborhood just one block walk to the Battery's new waterfront promenade, Colonial Lake, Marina, King Street, Broad Street, Moultrie Playground, and the Horse Lot "dog park", while just a few short blocks further and you'll find yourself right in the middle of historic Battery Park and lively bustling downtown scene with endless restaurant options/culinary experiences, shops, entertainment and so much more! Allow us to guide you through our visionary design plans by floor, as this unit is 1 of 6 total units in this historical building and is a coveted corner unit. Privacy abounds with your gated keypad entry, gated off street garage parking for 2 cars (or your golf cart), and private storage for bikes to allow you to jump around town with ease. MAIN FLOOR -Stepping into your new home you are welcomed by expansive 32ft+ ceilings with natural light pouring in from your oversized windows that are Prentiss-Murray UV blocking. Stunning herringbone patterned hardwood floors are designed for the space to give an affluent luxurious feel throughout. The fireplace feature wall is sure to have your guests in awe as you entertain in your gourmet kitchen, while watching the sun set over the harbor as the oversized windows face west. This kitchen is carefully curated to maximize functionally while maintaining the most up-scale presentation with sleek custom cabinetry, all high-end appliances including double ovens and presentation range, waterfall island, coffee bar and much more. The main floor is a vast open concept, which opens to the second floor loft living area to really capture the warm and openness both spaces present. Each square foot of this unit was precisely designed to keep an open feel, all while optimizing functionality allowing for the main living space to also include areas for a powder room, coat/hall closet, additional storage areas, and tucked away behind the kitchen a private guest suite with full ensuite bathroom. SECOND FLOOR -Walking upstairs to your new 2nd floor grand master suite you are greeted with the cozy loft style living area, perfect for enjoying your morning coffee, reading nook, or even indulging in an evening cocktail. For convenience, yet guest accessible, your laundry is tucked away in the hallway but just a few steps from your bedroom/closets. Stepping into your spacious master suite and sitting area, you will feel at home with the immense amount of natural light with Charleston Skyline views, high ceilings which continue as you enter into your massive his/hers walk in closets, and spa-like luxurious master bath. Your master bath oasis allows for optimal relaxation featuring an oversized soaking sub, large walk-in floor to ceiling marble shower, oversized dual vanities, and private water closet. THIRD FLOOR - The pièce de résistance, or the show piece the seller was able to create in this space is truly unique to all others you will find anywhere in Charleston with 5ft+ windows of priceless city skyline, bridge and steeple views all protected by the lush green park space across the street. This flex space also includes a custom closet system and additional storage area, and can truly be created into whatever your heart desires- whether a dream office, blended 2nd guest bedroom with a murphy bed, or a serene home gym/zen room etc. you cannot go wrong with this space! Please contact us to setup a personalized showing time as this unit will not last long! A little more for those interested in the preservation of this immaculately kept building and piece of Charleston history, please read below: The Chisolm Building has a very unique story and history dating back to the 1920's when The Andrew B. Murray Vocational School and gymnasium was created on this site. The Neo-Classical style was created by David B. Hyer, who was the superintendent of construction at the Charleston Navy Yard and also built Buist Academy on Calhoun Street. Murray, who grew up in a local orphanage, financed the school and gymnasium at the time as a way to give back to the city. The gymnasium/shop was later constructed in the late 1940's and was named in the early 2000's to the National Register of History Places for it's architecture and historic value. The building has also received a Carolopolis Award from the Preservation Society of Charleston to recognize it's outstanding achievement in preservation, restoration, and rehabilitation of the building. This unit truly captures the history of the buildings industrial past with soaring ceilings, large-scale windows, wide open spaces, and of course spectacular views of Charlestons iconic church steeples.