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Where: Summerville, South Carolina

Bedrooms: 4

Description:
THE RHETT HOUSE c. 1882. There is no better description of 205 Sumter Avenue than that of the Founder of the Preservation Society, renowned historian Beth McIntosh: ''The sweeping oaks, many azaleas and shrubs lining a circular drive, set the tall white house in a frame of green, giving it the special 'Summerville look' and feel; a combination of hospitality and privacy, of country space in city living.'' On Summerville's most beautiful street, 205 Sumter stands three blocks from the town square with restaurants, parks, tennis courts, walking trails, library, gym, shops, new arts center, salons, theatre, neighborhood wine shop and more. This is a true walk-everywhere location, as it was when it was built by Dr. Benjamin Rhett and his wife Julia Parker Rhett. (History in documents.)

Where: Johns Island, South Carolina

Bedrooms: 5

Description:
Lowcountry tradition and modern luxury are uniquely embodied in this 2,700+ square foot home designed by award winning Historical Concepts Architects. This spacious plan is ideal for a family or for those who love to host houseguests. A sweeping front porch opens onto the Oak Park with views of grand oaks. The open plan is perfect for entertaining in the elegant great room. The connecting dining area and kitchen create a lovely space with vaulted ceilings. Adjacent, you will find an inviting screened porch that offers the ultimate in year-round outdoor living as you enjoy the breezes that come with life along the river. The beautiful master bedroom/bath is on the main floor opening to a large deck on the back of the property. Adjacent to the master is a very large home office that

Where: Charleston, South Carolina

Bedrooms: 5

Description:
Historically and architecturally significant, The Jonah M. Venning House c.1831, is situated on the highest ground in Historic Downtown and is noted as one of the oldest Greek Revival homes in Charleston. This large estate offers high street presence highlighted by its wide lot, the double piazza, forged ironwork, and grand marble staircase.The entry hall is flanked by a gracious living room on one side and formal dining room on the other. Single planks of heart-pine flooring span from wall to wall with original high ceilings and plaster cornice moldings. Two original anterooms are restored and host a private office with a fireplace on the west and a butler's pantry on the east leading into a recent one-story rear addition with a large modern kitchen.

Where: Charleston, South Carolina

Bedrooms: 7

Description:
This grand South Battery residence is composed of a 4 bedroom, 4 full and 2 half bath main house with water views from the top 2 floors, a 3 bedroom, 2 full bath kitchen house and a partially finished heated and cooled ground floor. The approximately. 1,358 sf ground floor, not included in the total square footage, would make a fabulous wine cellar, workout room or artists' studio, and includes a half bath. Constructed circa 1835 by sisters Anne and Catherine Johnston, this three-story plantation-style home with attached kitchen house was later purchased by General Benjamin Huger Rutledge after the Civil War. The Johnston House has been completely renovated while maintaining original historic details, and includes a brand new masonry wall which surrounds the entire property.