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$4,250,000
5 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26025815 MLS ⋅ Wraggborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Built circa 1817-1820 by John Robinson, builder of the nearby Aiken-Rhett House, 8 Judith Street is a Neoclassical Charleston single on a raised brick basement in Mazyck-Wraggborough. The house retains paired east chimneys, heart pine floors, a mahogany staircase, cypress paneling, and gougework mantels beneath 10- to 11-foot ceilings. Later work added an updated kitchen with wet bar, a primary suite with marble bath and in-suite laundry, a ground-level apartment, wine cellar, hyphen to an elevated screened porch with fireplace, and a pool. A ribbon brick and cobblestone drive leads through planted gardens with landscape lighting.This house and the one beside it were built as weatherboarded singles. Jonathan H. Poston noted the pilasters and molded frames on the piazza screens. The piazza was never stacked; it remains a single story. Rooms run in file along the piazza. Crown moldings and medallions identify the main spaces. The sitting room and dining room on the first floor both have fireplaces. A half bath sits concealed in the kitchen with the wet bar. The marble bath has a soaking tub and a large walk-in shower. More bedrooms and a full bath are on the third floor. The storage space beneath the house is substantial. Level Building Projects did the later work and left the historic fabric in place. The garden planting includes creeping fig, loquat, cypress, hydrangea, podocarpus, and mature camellias, with outdoor audio and electronic gates.

8 Judith Street, Charleston
$875,000
2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 26018471 MLS ⋅ Wraggborough SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Rare opportunity to reimagine a historic Charleston home on an oversized lot in the heart of Wraggborough. Offering two bedrooms, an office that could serve as a third bedroom, two baths, and coveted off-street parking, this property offers the ideal setting for a buyer with vision to restore, redesign, and bring their vision to life. Historic character includes original hardwood floors, a fireplace, double piazzas, and authentic Philip Simmons ironwork. The expansive lot is a true highlight, offering exceptional outdoor space and potential for future expansion or a private backyard retreat, subject to applicable approvals.A significant advantage of this location is its proximity to the highly anticipated Union Pier redevelopment, a transformative waterfront project poised toreshape this area of downtown Charleston. Plans envision new parks and public spaces, expanded waterfront access, and a vibrant mix of dining, retail, and pedestrian-friendly areas--all just minutes from the property. With its oversized lot, off-street parking, historic details, and prime downtown location, this is a unique opportunity to transform a piece of Charleston history and create a one-of-a-kind downtown residence.

3 Judith Street, Charleston