Built in 1920, this home is located in one of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods, is a short stroll to Colonial Lake, and balances classic Charleston charm with countless modern updates. An iron gate leads to a private paved courtyard with an additional private space in the rear. Entering the home through the screened piazza, you're surrounded with natural light from the bay window, large windows throughout, and an open concept main floor. Through the living room you'll find the half bath, dining, and kitchen areas. The kitchen is equipped with high end appliances including a Fulgor Milano induction cooktop, a Kueppersbusch wall oven, drawer microwave, a Zephyr hidden downdraft vent, and Fulgor Milano refrigerator. Interior has original hardwood floors and high ceilings.Upstairs, the primary ensuite has a walk in shower with a separate deep soaking tub. A full size washer and dryer are located in the primary closet. Each bedroom has a spacious closet, and additional storage can be found in the attic, below the stairs, and under the house in the dry crawl space. Renovation highlights include: a full gut and remodel of the kitchen, transformation of all bathrooms and addition of a full second bath, new electrical lines, new plumbing, and a new Rinnai tankless hot water system for high efficiency. New ductwork throughout, added ductwork to the second floor, and installed two Mitsubishi top end ducted systems to create a two-zone system. Exterior & Interior paint, refinishing of hardwood floors, and many more design renovations that improve the function and flow of the home. Please refer to the full list of improvements uploaded in the documents section. Marble, stone, concrete, wood, brick and metal are well appointed throughout the property creating a modern style that offers a nod to its long history. The home is detached, parking spaces are readily available in this area, no HOA, no history of flooding in the home, sits high and dry, located only a few minutes away from Moultrie Park, Charleston City Marina, Burbages, Queen Street Grocery, MUSC, Roper, Ashley Hall, Mason Prep, and College of Charleston. You can easily walk to local shops and restaurants.