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Ansonborough Homes for Sale

11 homes
Charleston, SC

Community Highlights

  • walkable downtown Charleston setting
  • historic architecture with modern renovations
  • rare off-street and deeded parking options
  • courtyards, piazzas, and rooftop outdoor spaces
  • proximity to King Street, the City Market, and Waterfront Park
Popular Features
Historic Masonry ConstructionBrick Exteriors And Exposed Brick InteriorsPrivate Courtyards And GardensDeeded Or Off-Street Parking

* Based on what we noticed in listing details.

Architecture & Style

TypeMixed
Built1800–2025
Avg Lot0.05 ac
Pools10%
  • Double Piazzas
  • Heart Pine Floors
  • High Ceilings
  • Fireplaces
  • Private Courtyards
  • Updated Kitchens
  • Gated Parking

* Based on what we noticed in listing details.

Location & Proximity

Lowcountry coastal region, southeastern South Carolina

Walkability: high
Charleston Gaillard CenterCharleston City MarketWaterfront ParkKing StreetCharleston Music HallThe BatteryAquariumAfrican American Museum
Musc1.7 miles
College Of Charleston1 mile
  • King Street
  • Charleston Gaillard Center
  • Charleston City Market
  • Waterfront Park
  • Charleston Music Hall

* Based on what we noticed in listing details.

Kristy Tarallo

Kristy Tarallo

REALTOR®

Greenville

5(13)
122+ transactions
Claudia Hinsdale
Claudia
Drew Nichols
Drew

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First Impressions

Ansonborough is one of downtown Charleston’s most storied addresses, where narrow streets, historic facades, and polished renovations sit side by side in a setting that feels distinctly urban and deeply rooted in place. The neighborhood’s character is shaped by its architecture first: Greek Revival mansions, Charleston single houses, masonry townhomes, and carefully reimagined condominiums give every block a sense of depth and continuity. Many homes feature brick exteriors, double piazzas, heart pine floors, and tall ceilings, while courtyards, garden gates, and rooftop terraces add a private, tucked-away feel behind the street frontage. It is a place where preservation and reinvention meet naturally.

Home Styles & Community Feel

The housing mix leans heavily toward townhouses and historic residences, though there are also newer luxury townhome offerings and condominium conversions. Homes range from early 1800s construction to recent 2025 builds, with the oldest recorded home dating to 1800. That range gives Ansonborough a layered streetscape: some properties retain original brick walls, fireplaces, and staircases, while others bring in contemporary kitchens, elevator access, gated parking, and streamlined finishes. Lot sizes are generally compact, which suits the downtown setting, but several properties make the most of every inch with courtyards, guest houses, carriage houses, and rooftop spaces. Even the larger homes tend to feel intimate from the street, then open up into generous interiors and outdoor rooms once inside.

These insights are based on listing details and are informational only; verify details for any specific property.

Elementary
Memminger
Middle
Simmons Pinckney
High
Burke
These are typical school assignments. Attendance isn't guaranteed based on address. Please verify with the district.

Market Statistics

The Ansonborough real estate market shows strong seller's market conditions. Homes typically sell within days. With 11 active listings and 0 homes sold in the past year, Homes sell quickly, often with multiple offers.

Pricing

Median Price:$2,990,000

Average Price:$3,097,363.8

Property Details

Avg Bedrooms:2.9

Avg Bathrooms:2.3

Avg Lot Size:0.05 acres

Market Activity

Active Listings:11

Sold Last Year:0

Median Days to Sell: days

Community Info

Median Year Built:1850

New Construction:8%

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