Just down from the Aiken Rhett House is another piece of history waiting to be restored: 28 Mary Street. At the end of Elizabeth Street, the looming double piazza multi-story home sits nestled in the quiet historic neighborhood of Wraggborough while just blocks from the bustle of King Street and a stone's throw from the Charleston Museum. This 4 bedroom 3 bathroom home features stunning heart pine floors, soaring ceilings and multiple fireplaces. Downstairs there is a bedroom, living room, full bathroom, and open kitchen. A study off the kitchen is currently being used as an additional bedroom.Up the stairs to the second floor, there are two spacious bedrooms, a laundry room and 2 full bathrooms. The owner's suite includes a walk in shower and antique claw foot soaking tub.The third floor could easily be converted to a true guest retreat by converting the walk in attic to a spacious closet and bath for the third floor bedroom.

New owners can imagine themselves on one of the piazzas overlooking a large fenced yard with ample off street parking. The home in an X FLOOD ZONE is being sold AS-IS and the possibilities are endless.

Spoleto fans may recognize this home as the installation piece, "Camouflaged History" from Spoleto1991 when Kate Ericson and Mel Ziegler collaborated with the owner to paint a woodland camouflage pattern with all 72 "Authentic Colors of Historic Charleston" on this classic Charleston Single.

Buyer and buyers agent to verify sq. ft., schools, and any pertinent information necessary prior to making an offer. All appliances convey in as-is condition (range, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, washer, dryer).