34 Rose Lane

Built by one of Downtown Charleston's most sought-after contractors, HHM Builders, 34 Rose Lane is a 2022 new construction home that delivers something increasingly rare, the craftsmanship and character of a custom built with every modern convenience already in place. Tucked just steps from the heart of Downtown Charleston, this is a home where every detail was considered and nothing was left to chance.From the moment you arrive, the details set this home apart. A brick driveway, Carolina Lanterns gas lanterns, and palm tree separation create an arrival experience that feels intentional and elevated. Inside, 10'6" ceilings soar overhead, engineered French oak floors run throughout, and every window and door in the home is custom by Marvin, a specification more commonly found in eight-figure builds. Emtek hardware on every door, cable recessed lighting along exposed beams, and a one-of-a-kind commissioned staircase mural, artist-painted specifically for this home, speak to the level of intention behind every finish.

The kitchen is designed for the way people actually live. A statement island anchors the room as the primary gathering space, surrounded by custom cabinetry, marble countertops, a Bertazzoni Italian range, and a paneled Bertazzoni refrigerator hidden seamlessly within the cabinetry. Pull-out drawers, cutlery organizers, and dedicated spice drawers are built into the cabinetry with the kind of specificity that makes everyday living effortless. An XO wine and beverage cooler rounds out a kitchen that is as refined as it is functional. Behind a pocket door lies a fully hidden scullery, complete with matching marble countertops, laundry, and additional pull-out drawer storage throughout. A mirrored panel steel door adjacent to the secondary side entrance conceals yet another hidden storage closet, one of several details that rewards the discerning buyer who pays attention.

Marvin doors open directly to a covered porch, blurring the line between interior and exterior in the way Charleston living was meant to be experienced.