4 Atlantic St, Charleston, SC 29401

First owned by Captain John Phillips, this charming circa 1840 ''South of Broad'' Charleston-single house is tucked at the corner of Atlantic Street and Zig Zag Alley, just one block from the High Battery. Notable exterior features include a wide piazza, a private walled garden designed by acclaimed landscape architect Robert Chesnut, saltwater pool, outdoor lighting, outdoor grilling station, irrigation, mosquito abatement system and gated off-street parking for one car.First floor offers a formal living room and dining room each with a fireplace. Heart-of-pine flooring runs seamlessly throughout the home and many of the windows are original six-over-six windows...First floor offers a formal living room and dining room each with a fireplace. Heart-of-pine flooring runs seamlessly throughout the home and many of the windows are original six-over-six windows. The sunny eat-in gourmet kitchen boasts garden and pool views, Thermador range, double ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine cooler, farm sink, marble counters and a walk-in pantry. Upstairs, the spacious master bedroom impresses with a working gas fireplace, a large walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom complete with a steam shower. Two additional bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom, are also located on this level. One of the secondary bedrooms faces Atlantic Street and has built-ins, a wood-burning fireplace and custom window seats with a view of the harbor. The other secondary bedroom provides its own charm as it was formerly part of the piazza, with the original piazza walls, shutters and ceiling restored for interest. Currently being used as a bunk-room, this bedroom also has its own sitting room - ideal for a home office, library or even a nursery. Additional details include an insulated and climate-controlled attic, Wifi enabled Sonos Sound System throughout the home and garden area, plus recently installed gas lanterns on the piazza entrance.