193 Fishburne Street

Wonderful opportunity in the center of the upper peninsula's growth! Updated while retaining its historic character, this modified side-hall Charleston Single's piazza faces the street and has ample room for a swing, table and chairs, joggling board or all of the above from which to relax and wave to your new neighbors. The front door opens into the foyer stair hall and a circulating floor plan perfect for living and entertaining. Wide-plank heart pine floors, arched passageways between the hall and the large living and dining rooms (both featuring gas-stubbed fireplaces) plus ten-foot ceilings contribute to a sense of openness. Kitchen and breakfast nook overlook the sun-dappled, cobblestoned rear courtyard, while laundry and a powder room round out the main floor. The four bedrooms and

two full baths are upstairs, including the master bedroom and bath with its standalone shower and deep soaking tub. The private backyard can be accessed by either the back door from the breakfast room/kitchen or through the gated drive, which has room for up to three small to medium-sized cars. But on-street parking tends to be plentiful out front and in this area (yes!), so use the driveway for your golf cart which, in addition to walking and biking, is a great way to get around this pedestrian-friendly neighborhood and city. And there's a lot to get around to from this very central location, with more coming by the day. You'll be located just four blocks to MUSC, The Citadel, Hampton Park, Brittlebank Park on the Ashley River next-door to "The Joe" Riley Baseball Stadium (home of the RiverDogs) and downtown's newest live/work neighborhood, WestEdge; which is partially built-out and already features medical and tech office hubs, new Publix grocery, shops, restaurants, spa and more. In the other direction, the boutiques, restaurants and nightlife of upper King are also only four blocks away to the east. CofC is located just ten blocks to the southeast, with the entire historic district awaiting you beyond. You'll also find this location incredibly convenient to getting off the peninsula via I-26 or the Crosstown... but with all of this at your fingertips, why would you ever need to?