Neighborhood Spotlight: Wraggborough
Handsome Properties February 14, 2020
Handsome Properties February 14, 2020
History permeates the very sidewalks of Wraggborough, where antebellum homes line the streets that make up this charming garden district neighborhood. Wraggborough is home to two of Charleston’s most prominent historic homes, the Aiken-Rhett House and the Joseph Manigault House.
Contact us to arrange a viewing of 26 Mary Street in historic Wraggborough in the heart of Charleston’s garden district.
Residents who live in Wraggborough are surrounded by some of Charleston’s major landmarks. Marion Square makes up one corner of the neighborhood. The Charleston Visitor Center and the Charleston Museum are located in the center of the neighborhood along Wragg Mall. Ferries leave for Fort Sumter along the harbor next door to the South Carolina Aquarium.
Wraggborough is bisected by two of the most historic streets in Charleston—King Street and Meeting Street. More than three centuries old, King Street is named for the English king Charles II, in whose honor Charleston was founded in 1670.
Many of Charleston’s most architecturally significant buildings line Meeting Street, including the Four Corners of the Law. Just blocks from Wraggborough at the intersection of Meeting and Broad, this is the name given to St. Michael’s Church, Charleston City Hall, the Charleston County Courthouse, and the United States Post Office and Federal Courthouse.
Living in Wraggborough puts residents steps away from the King Street shops, boutiques, and restaurants that attract visitors from all the world. Among the most well-known eating spots are Hyman’s Seafood, Hank’s Seafood Restaurant, and Jestine’s Kitchen. It’s no exaggeration to say that a Wraggborough resident could eat out at a different spot every night of the week!
One of our exclusive properties is now on the market in Wraggborough. Located at 26 Mary Street, this circa 1830 property consists of a main house where original architectural details blend beautifully with modern updates, plus a circa 2002 carriage house.
The main houses features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, nine-foot ceilings on the first floor, pine floors, cypress wainscoting, and exquisitely detailed fireplaces. A circa 2002 rear addition includes a spacious gourmet kitchen. A private courtyard and gardens offers the perfect outdoor entertaining space.
At the far end of the property sits a circa 2002 carriage house with an over-sized owner’s garage and two separately metered apartments: a studio with a full kitchen and bathroom, as well as a two-story apartment with two bedrooms and one full bathroom.
Contact us to request a showing of this beautifully preserved and updated estate on 26 Mary Street.
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