$2,280,000.00 23 Savage Street

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One of the most accessible prices to live in the heart of Charleston's iconic South of Broad neighborhood. Built in 1870, this classic Charleston Single home beautifully blends preserved architectural charm with thoughtful modern updates, creating a truly exceptional living experience.From the moment you arrive, the charming white picket fence and inviting front yard set the tone for the warmth and character found within. Inside, a traditional floor plan begins with a welcoming foyer and offers gracious spaces ideal for both everyday living and entertaining, including a formal living room, formal dining room, and a dedicated home office.Rich in history, the home features exquisite period details such as original hardwood floors, wainscoting, and multiple original fireplaces.The formal dining room and office both open onto a delightful screened porch perfect for enjoying Charleston's mild climate and outdoor charm. Toward the rear of the home, a cozy additional living room with fireplace flows seamlessly into a stylish galley kitchen outfitted with stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a sunny breakfast room. The breakfast room, complete with a charming window seat, leads directly to the rear deck, an ideal spot for morning coffee or dining al fresco. Upstairs, you'll find three spacious bedrooms, including a serene primary suite that serves as a private retreat. It features an en suite bath, generous walk-in closet with a laundry area, and an adjoining room ideal for a sitting area, nursery, or study. Two additional bedrooms, one with access to the second-story piazza share a well-appointed full bathroom. Outdoor living is just as inviting, with a rear deck overlooking a private backyard framed by mature landscaping and a generous grassy area. A wide brick driveway offers coveted off-street parking- a rare amenity in this sought-after neighborhood. All of this is just steps from Colonial Lake, the battery, art galleries, renowned restaurants, boutique shopping, and more. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston history, updated for modern living.