24 Elizabeth St, Charleston, SC 29403

Commercial property for lease

• Description
• One of a Kind Unique Property! Historic Redevelopment Opportunity! The property is an approximately 17,477 SF brick church sanctuary and attached wood frame parsonage used as a fellowship hall, offices, and classrooms. The church was designed by noted Charleston architect, Francis D. Lee and the cornerstone was laid in May of 1859. This Gothic-Revival structure was built in the shape of a Greek cross. Each side of the sanctuary building has 30' tall stained glass windows. The center of the arched ceiling is 55' high with exposed beams and ornate plaster details. Hardwood and slate flooring. Zoned DR-1F for Diverse Residential purposes, the property would make a beautiful conversion to a single family home or could be split into multiple units per zoning. The property is 1 block off Meeting St. and 1 block off Calhoun St, centrally located in downtown Charleston. Located in the Mazyck-Wraggsborough Neighborhood, home to some of Charleston's first prominent families. Near the newly renovated Gaillard Auditorium, the Chas. Maritime Center and SC Aquarium, Chas. Visitor's Bureau, Chas. Music Hall, and the Chas. Museum, known as "America's First Museum". Convenient to the Upper King St. District and one block from the new Dewberry Hotel. Please call with questions. Because of the unique and historic nature of the property, some of the MLS categories don't fit.
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• Contact info
• Hank Beckham

  Wilson Kibler - Charleston LLC
• Note

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