This Beautiful Home has Tons to Offer. Updates and Upgrades include: New Roof (2018), New HVAC's (2018), Updated Granite Countertops, Plantation Blinds, and More. This 4 Bedroom Home has a Formal Dining Room, Large Office Space, Sunken Living Room with Vaulted Ceilings, Wood Burning Fireplace with Built in Cabinets, Shining Hardwood Floors, a Large Front Porch with a Relaxing Gazebo. 163 Londonderry also has a Carolina Sunroom overlooking the Quiet and Peaceful Fenced in Backyard. This is a Must See!
Single-familyProperty Type
1989Year Built
0.34 acresLot Size
$164Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by • Carolina One Real Estate
Contact: 843-779-8660
Bought with Amy L Nienstedt• Carolina One Real Estate
Stately executive home in sought after Crowfield Plantation. Formal rooms with wainscoting, sunken family room with fireplace and built-in cabinets, beautifully refinished hardwood floors, a large sunroom and wonderful full front porch with a gazebo. The large open kitchen features beautiful wood cabinets and a new black appliance package consisting of a cook-top, separate wall oven & microwave combination, dishwasher and a new side-by-side refrigerator. New plush carpet has been installed throughout the house along with new lighting fixtures, ceiling fans and new 2" wood blinds. The master bedroom suite features a large master bath with a luxurious tub and separate shower. The 4th bedroom or FROG is extremely large and could be used as a media or game room. Large finished sunroom with CH&A overlooking the private backyard is a bonus most could only wish for. Freshly painted two-car garage is great for dad. New black side-by-side refrigerator and new washer & dryer combo to convey.
Charleston Trident MLS #2602814
Jan 27, 2006
Listing Removed
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Jan 26, 2006
Listed
$289,900
$88/sq ft
Charleston Trident MLS #2007817
Sep 15, 2000
Sold
$210,000
$64/sq ft
May 22, 2000
Listed
$219,873
$67/sq ft
Public Records
Aug 28, 1996
Sold
$164,900
$50/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 30, 1989
Sold
$168,000
$51/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,499 (+1.0%)
$75,000 + $450,100
$525,100
2024
$2,474 (−0.1%)
$75,000 + $450,100
$525,100
2023
$2,477 (+63.8%)
$75,000 + $450,100
$525,100
2022
$1,513 (−7.7%)
$75,000 + $417,500
$492,500
2021
$1,639 (+5.0%)
$45,000 + $264,500
$309,500
2020
$1,561 (+4.0%)
$45,000 + $264,500
$309,500
2019
$1,501 (+6.1%)
$45,000 + $264,500
$309,500
2018
$1,415 (+0.8%)
$45,000 + $264,500
$309,500
2017
$1,404 (−0.7%)
$40,000 + $246,900
$286,900
2016
$1,414 (+12.3%)
$40,000 + $246,900
$286,900
2014
$1,259
$40,000 + $246,900
$286,900
Tax history for 163 Londonderry Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,499 (+1.0%)
$75,000 + $450,100
$525,100
2024
$2,474 (−0.1%)
$75,000 + $450,100
$525,100
2023
$2,477 (+63.8%)
$75,000 + $450,100
$525,100
2022
$1,513 (−7.7%)
$75,000 + $417,500
$492,500
2021
$1,639 (+5.0%)
$45,000 + $264,500
$309,500
2020
$1,561 (+4.0%)
$45,000 + $264,500
$309,500
2019
$1,501 (+6.1%)
$45,000 + $264,500
$309,500
2018
$1,415 (+0.8%)
$45,000 + $264,500
$309,500
2017
$1,404 (−0.7%)
$40,000 + $246,900
$286,900
2016
$1,414 (+12.3%)
$40,000 + $246,900
$286,900
2014
$1,259
$40,000 + $246,900
$286,900
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2.5
Stories
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Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
0.33 Acres
Year renovated
1989
Sq. Ft.
3,282
Year built
1989
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Berkeley County
APN
234-14-02-007
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 29, 2026.
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The purpose of the Planned Development PD District is to encourage integrated and well planned mixed-use development in locations throughout the City. A range of residential and nonresidential uses are allowed, with the intent of providing a variety of housing options and mutually supportive nonresidential uses that serve the residents and the surrounding neighborhood. Substantial flexibility is provided, with an expectation that development quality will surpass what is otherwise achievable through the base zoning district. District standards shall support the efficient use of land and resources, protect natural features and the environment, promote greater efficiency in providing public facilities and infrastructure, and mitigate potential adverse impacts on surrounding development.