Housed in the renovated Sylvester Jancovitch Building, this second-floor condominium is the largest in the building. Access this residence from a private elevator and lobby on the first floor or the shared staircase. Boasting an open floor plan, the gourmet kitchen overlooks the spacious living room and breakfast bar, and… Read More includes marble countertops, wine cooler, and Thermador appliances. A large window in the living room features views of the Historic Charleston City Market and nearby church steeples. Two spacious primary suites each include a spa-like bath and a third bedroom has access to the adjacent full hall bathroom. A casual second living area is located in the center of the residence. Two assigned side by side off-street parking spaces are included.The building is conveniently located near some of Charleston's best restaurants, shopping, art galleries, and parks. The entire building, which is made up of 4 separate condominiums, consists of 2 buildings renovated and combined into one. The original building located at 241 East Bay St was constructed in 1871, and underwent a historic rehabilitation in 1986, at which point the contemporary addition to the north (located at 243 East Bay Street) was constructed and joined to the original edifice by a stucco and glass hyphen. The entire building underwent a second significant historical renovation by the current owner from 2015 - 2021, which included new mechanical systems, a comprehensive security system, new or newly refurbished windows, new interior noise-dampening thermal storm windows, repairs to the standing seam metal roof and exterior stucco, and full interior renovation to convert the building to 4 residential condos. Furnishings are available for purchase separately. Read Less
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Listing Snapshot
Days Online
52
Last Updated
Property Type
Single Family Residence
Beds
3
Full Baths
3
Square Ft.
3,339
Year Built
1871
MLS Number
24027568
Additional Details
Building
Built in 1871, 3 stories, Levels: "One", Construction materials: "Stucco", Other structures: "No"
