Welcome to The Noyer-Wildhagen House, c. 1807. 286 Meeting Street, Unit J is a beautifully restored first-floor condominium in one of Charleston's coveted historic homes. Originally owned and built by Ms. Abigail Noyer and later passed down to the Wildhagen Family, this stunning Federal-style brick single house has a rich history. Meticulously restored and now home to handsome condominiums, the property was honored with the prestigious Carolopolis Award by the Charleston Preservation Society. More recently, this stunning residence underwent a thoughtful renovation, seamlessly blending historic charm with modern luxury. Stepping inside, you'll be captivated by timeless architectural details--wood floors, grand fireplaces, custom shutters, exposed brick, and period lighting. Designedfor both relaxation and entertaining, the open-concept living space features a Sub-Zero wine fridge with multiple beverage drawers. The gourmet kitchen is a chef's dream, complete with marble countertops, top-of-the-line appliances, custom cabinetry, and ample storage. The spacious primary suite offers two closets and a beautifully designed en-suite bath, while a second bedroom and bath provide additional comfort. Two sunlit flex spaces on the south side of the home offer endless possibilities - ideal for a home office, library, TV room, reading room, or even an additional bedroom. Beyond the custom Mahogany door, a private covered patio awaits a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. 286 Meeting Street is perfectly positioned amidst Charleston's finest restaurants, shopping, art galleries, and parks. Whether you're seeking a charming pied-a-terre or a full-time residence, this exceptional home offers both history and modern elegance in an unbeatable location.

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