43 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401

James Mitchell House- Circa 1798. Architecturally notable, built by Mitchell, a prosperous cooper. The former director of the US Mint, Henry William de Saussure resided here in the 1830s. Located in the heart of 18th century Charleston on one of the widest and most beautiful streets in the historic district. Recently, the current owners completed a thorough and extensive restoration which included returning the double piazzas to the main house. This handsome Carolopolis winning masonry home offers the best of the period with all modern conveniences added for comfort and livability. Sunny and beautiful formal rooms, fabulous kitchen, grand family room space set within the 18th century kitchen house to the rear of the main house. Chic master suite, spacious guest bedrooms all sited on a deep, well landscaped lot with a private second entrance and parking from Prices Alley. 5 or 6 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 2 half baths, an elevator and brand new piazzas! A great opportunity to acquire the best! No conservation easements have been taken. Owner is a licensed real estate agent.