Looking for the most iconic building in Charleston with a perfect live-work arrangement? Look no further!! This historic home, originally designed to provide a live-work lifestyle for the Bocquet family provides the quintessential backdrop for entertaining family and friends. Imagine a home that meets the needs of discriminating homeowners, just steps from Historic District amenities, premier shopping and dining, schools, churches, parks and the Battery, 95 Broad is undoubtedly an exquisite home for all occasions. A Charleston landmark, this stately home has been featured of the Preservation Society of Charleston's annual Fall Tour of Homes. 95 Broad Street has been lovingly restored by skilled artisans and is a perfect home for the connoisseur of fine colonial architecture on one of Charleston's most historic streets. Each of the 3 main floors feature nine-over-nine-pane double hung windows, 12-foot ceilings, long leaf heart pine floors, and intricate, deep crown molding. Complete with large chandeliers and period fireplaces, 2 of which are registered on the Federal Register of historic homes. This magnificent house features a dramatic salon, a ballroom with Juliet balcony, grand dining room with floor to ceiling wainscot walls, 5 fireplaces, 3 full and 2 half baths, and a full 1-bedroom apartment in the 4th floor, a master living ensuite, and a living room on the 3rd floor. Situated on the South side of Broad Street in the heart of Charleston's Historic District sits 95 Broad Street, a significant early American house that has accommodated and been owned by noteworthy Charlestonians since its construction. This classically elegant Charleston townhouse was built in 1770 and meticulously renovated from the ground up in 2013. Located in Charleston's South of Broad neighborhood, this is one of the most beloved buildings in historic downtown Charleston. Named for the original owner and known to historians as "The Major Peter Bocquet House," this is one of the oldest residences in the city, retaining its original Georgian façade and interiors. The interior of 95 Broad boasts several Georgian and Adams style original features with delicate Rococo details

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