The Thomas Ryan House, built in 1835, has 4 stories of impressive rooms and historic charm. This grand old 1835 Charleston home is located in the desirable Wraggborough neighborhood, steps away from the Aiken-Rhett Museum, and a 1.5 blocks of King Street. Heart pine floors throughout, and many original moldings and ceiling medallions are still intact. A painstaking restoration was completed in 2001 with great attention to details. The kitchen has all stainless appliances, Italian tiles and granite counters, featuring a custom built mahogany wet-bar with copper sink and custom shelves. There is ample off-street parking in back, and a garden, patio, and koi pond with a fountain in the front. Enjoy designing your gardens, with bricked-in flower beds nearly all the way around the property.This home currently resides as a duplex but would be easy to convert back to single-family by opening up a door and a wall. The downstairs is a one bedroom, one bath. The upstairs is a four bedroom two and a half Bath. There is a separate storage and laundry room on the first floor. There are five fireplaces with mantles, three wood burning and two gas. Custom plantation shutters are on the windows. Original pine porch shimmers for a great place to relax and catch the breeze. It is a two block walk to Upper King street with all the shops and restaurants to be enjoyed. This is a great opportunity to own a stellar house and property downtown. Come see this private, and centrally located slice of historic Charleston today!
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