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This home known as the William C. McElheran House circa 1847, was purchased in 1860 by CD Franke and Ferdinand Benedict for the construction of gun carriages for the confederacy. Located in the heart of downtown Charleston within walking distance to shopping, restaurants and art galleries. The popular Charleston single house style provides elegant rooms for entertaining and plenty of bedroom space for guests. There is a possible mother-in-law suite on the ground floor. The pretty Charleston courtyard garden is the perfect place for an afternoon drink, but small enough to make this a perfect lock and go second home. Each bedroom has a private, renovated bath and fireplace with gas logs. The present owner has replaced all appliances as well as all three heating and air systems. The home features exterior functional shutters. This home is perfect for a buyer looking for a home that has been lovingly restored. Gas whole house generator does not convey.

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Lot Description:	Level, Inside
Schools:	Elementary: MEMMINGER   Middle: COURTENAY   High: BURKE
Amenities:	Cable Available, Trash Pickup

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