66 Barre St

Located downtown one block from Roper and MUSC. This home at 66 Barre St is a beautifully restored piece of Charleston history, originally built around 1910 (or earlier) as the office for Halsey Lumber and now a charming single-family residence in the sought-after Harleston Village neighborhood. This is a true gem of Arts & Crafts style, featuring a meticulous restoration that preserved its historic integrity while updating for modern luxury. Highlights include: Period Details: Enjoy original heart pine floors with almost no knots a testament to the original lumber yard owner hand-painted stencils, period lighting, and William Morris wallpaper. Gourmet Kitchen: The redesigned kitchen boasts custom fumed oak cabinets, Vermont soapstone countertops, a hammered copper range hood, and period tile with restoration glass accents. Warm Ambiance: The home is filled with natural light, high ceilings, and includes four gas fireplaces throughout the main rooms (Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen). Outdoor Sanctuary: The property sits on a sizable lot for the peninsula, featuring what may be the largest oak tree in the area, offering incredible shade and a picturesque setting. Acclaimed History: The home was featured in Charleston Home magazine and on HGTV's Generation Renovation in 2005, showcasing the quality of its restoration. This distinctive 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers approximately 1,596 sq ft of living space, blending historic character with exquisite craftsmanship, and is perfectly situated to enjoy all that the Charleston Peninsula has to offer.