24 1/2 South Battery - Circa 1790, 24 1/2 South Battery is situated on one of Charleston's most coveted streets South of Broad and is directly across from renowned White Point Gardens and the Charleston Harbor. The historic home was designed by famed Charleston architect, John Henry Devereux. It most notably served as the residence of the famous American author DuBose Heyward, who penned Porgy later adapted into Gershwin's Porgy & Bess, along with noted Southern photographer George S. Cook.

It has been extensively renovated by the owners and offers a seamless mix of historic touches and contemporary, high-end conveniences.

This carriage home comes unfurnished and offers two bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a laundry room. It has been thoroughly renovated and boasts a living room with custom built-ins and an eat-in kitchen with exposed brick detailing.

The masterfully designed grounds of the property have been refreshed with a Charleston-style garden with all new plantings, all new hardscaping, brick-lined pathways, a new fountain, and a slate patio off of the apartment.

Additionally, the home comes with two on-street parking spaces.

ALL appliances, electrical, mechanical, gas and plumbing systems throughout the house are new.

Tenant responsible for paying rent and all utilities, the tenant must also have renters insurance.

No Cats Allowed