Beautifully renovated cottage on a non-motorized street in the sought-after Cannonborough Elliotborough neighborhood of Downtown Charleston! Located below the crosstown, this charming home built in 1900 exudes curb appeal with an elevated design, brick planters, window boxes, metal roof and fresh exterior paint. This spacious home features gorgeous hardwood bamboo flooring throughout, tons of natural light and a great open floor plan. The bright kitchen has been completely updated and boasts stainless steel, energy-star appliances, butcher block countertops, excellent cabinet space and breakfast bar with plenty of room to accommodate 3 bar stools. The kitchen opens up to the large great room that combines with the adjacent enclosed sunroom to create the perfect flow for entertaining.Down the hall is a laundry room that is hidden behind a new barn door with oil-rubbed bronze track system that comfortably houses a stacked washer/dryer and a full bathroom with stylish new vanity, sink and walk-in shower with new glass enclosure. At the far end of the house is the master suite that is accessible through a wide entryway with double sliding barn doors that not only adds a unique design feature but (when left open) provides clear site lines through the home giving it a much larger feel. The master suite also includes a large closet and brand new blinds. Additional upgrades to this home include fresh interior paint throughout (including ceilings that were scraped and painted), all new fixtures, new water shut-off valves, hot water heater that was replaced in 2015 and an HVAC unit that is less than 1 year old. This is like a brand-new home and is 100% move-in ready- no details have been overlooked! Conveniently located within walking distance to restaurants, shops, Cofc, MUSC and all that Charleston has to offer, this is an ideal spot for buyers looking to experience the historic Downtown lifestyle while enjoying the comfort and conveniences of a modern home! HCF-Historic Charleston Foundation maintains an exterior easment on the building to preserve this timeless and perfect architecture. The tax records show the property as two story and a larger sqft. We believe front of the ""basement"" was once living space and given the X Zone for flood could be returned to that with a penetration through the floor of the front room if a future owner desired, this would need to be verified by Buyer through architect and city. Schedule a showing today!