A 1920 Charleston classic with a three-car garage.

Set on a corner of South Battery, this 1920 brick residence pairs harbor views and exceptional elevation with spaces built for gracious entertaining. A comprehensive renovation by Artis Construction preserved original details, beveled-glass windows, a gas fireplace, while adding modern infrastructure: three HVAC systems, a full-house generator, whole-home dehumidifier, water-pressure sensor, and a Tesla charger in the three-car garage. 2026 updates include full interior/exterior paint, refreshed landscaping, buffed and coated main-level floors, and a newly primed and painted roof with transferable warranty; the entire exterior was re-pointed about ten years ago. The dining room opens to a screened porch that truly lives as an outdoor room, with a stone courtyard ready for alfresco dinners. The renovated kitchen brings Sub-Zero, Wolf, Bosch, a beverage fridge, and generous island storage, backed by a butler's pantry with bar, wine cooler, and ice chest. Upstairs, a light-filled primary suite joins three additional en-suite bedrooms. Front and back yards are gated and fenced, and the home retains its secondary staircase, a graceful nod to its boarding-house past.