Wrought-iron gates, heart pine floors, and a private piazza — steps from White Point Garden and the Battery. Now offered for extended stays of 30 nights or more.
Built in 1904 by engineer and College of Charleston professor Henry Frost Walker, this two-story single has been carefully restored to carry its history lightly. Wide-plank wood floors, custom built-ins, and a working fireplace sit alongside a quietly renovated kitchen and marble baths — a house that lives easily, whether for an evening or a season.
The front door opens straight onto heart pine floors and a run of built-ins — the first sense of the house's proportions and light.
Turn around from the living room and the entry sequence reveals itself — period-style doors, diamond-paned transom, and light from every direction.
Custom built-ins and refined millwork frame a working fireplace — an easy room for a quiet evening or for entertaining.
Deep seating and custom shelving around the mantel — abundant windows keep the room bright well into the afternoon.
Modern appliances and ample cabinetry, renovated without losing the character of the historic house.
A built-in banquette off the kitchen — the spot for morning coffee, or a meal that doesn't require the dining room.
A brick path leads through the wrought-iron gate to the private courtyard patio, tucked behind hedges just off the house.
The original stair, with its black wrought balustrade and pine treads, leads up to both bedrooms.
Bright and sunlit, with quiet, considered finishes throughout.
The primary en-suite, finished in marble and glass with brass fixtures.
Marble tile floor to ceiling, with an aged-brass hand shower and a built-in niche — the same quiet materials as the vanity.
A second bedroom with its own character — shuttered windows and heart pine floors throughout.
A second full bath, just as carefully finished — marble counters and polished chrome fixtures.
Plantation shutters filter the light, with a glass-enclosed shower tucked beside the vanity.
1,134 square feet, arranged with the kind of restraint that makes a small house feel spacious — abundant windows, quiet finishes, and a private outdoor room.
Sweeping live oaks, harbor views, and horse-drawn carriages passing just outside the door — one of Charleston's most treasured settings, directly across the street.
A historic enclave of single houses and hidden gardens, on quiet streets built for walking — the harbor at one end, the shops of King Street at the other.
Sorelle and Brasserie La Banque are an easy stroll, alongside the full range of Charleston's nationally acclaimed restaurants.
3 King Street is offered for stays of 30 nights or longer — for a season in Charleston, a slower relocation, or a long working stay somewhere beautiful.
Settle into a real neighborhood — morning walks along the Battery, a standing table at a nearby restaurant, a house that's actually yours for the length of your stay.
Good light, a proper kitchen table, and none of the churn of a short-term rental — suited to a long remote stretch or a project based in Charleston.
Whether you're relocating to Charleston or simply want a season somewhere different, the house is offered fully furnished and ready to move into.
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