Steeped in Charleston history, 8 1/2 Elliott Street is a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Holy City's storied past. Built in 1779 by merchant John Scott, the historic Scott-Foster House has witnessed centuries of Charleston life, serving as a residence, grocery, and saloon, and even housing British… Read More soldiers during the American Revolution and U.S. Navy servicemen during World War II. Recognized with a Carolopolis Award for historic preservation, this remarkable South of Broad residence beautifully blends historic character with modern comfort. A private side entrance along charming Gadsden Alley welcomes you into a distinctive two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home featuring exposed brick, custom built-ins, multiple fireplaces, and timeless architectural details. A private patio provides a charming outdoor retreat, while the home's thoughtful layout and separate entrance offer exceptional versatility. Whether envisioned as a full-time residence, an elegant Charleston pied-à-terre, or an investment opportunity, 8 1/2 Elliott Street offers a rare chance to experience historic Charleston living in one of downtown's most treasured settings. Read Less
Courtesy of Compass Carolinas LLC Lena Barteck
Listing Snapshot
Days Online
25
Last Updated
Property Type
Single Family Residence
Beds
2
Full Baths
2
Half Bath
1
Square Ft.
2,044
Lot Size
0.04 Acres
Year Built
1779
MLS Number
26028047
30 Days Snapshot Of 29401
$2.40M
-8%
(avg) sold price
8
-60%
homes sold
116
+1%
(avg) days on market
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Additional Details
Building
Built in 1779, 3 stories, Levels: 3 Stories, Construction materials: Stucco, Other structures: No
