$1,395,000

Set between two cobblestone streets in Charleston's Historic French Quarter, this beautifully renovated corner condominium places the best of downtown just outside your door. Waterfront Park, Rainbow Row, celebrated restaurants, art galleries, museums, and boutiques are all just steps away.Inside, tall ceilings, large windows, and an open floor plan create bright, inviting living spaces. The renovated kitchen features a new island and new appliances, providing a stylish centerpiece for everyday living and entertaining. Generously sized bedrooms offer spacious closets and en-suite baths, ensuring comfort and privacy.A deeded off-street parking space behind the building adds valuable convenience, while a shared, furnished common area offers additional space for gathering and recreatiWhether you're seeking a full-time residence or a Charleston pied-à-terre, this low-maintenance home blends historic character with modern comfort. Built circa 1813 and converted to residential condominiums in 2006, 160 East Bay Street forms part of historic Prioleau's Range. The property's story dates to Samuel Prioleau's purchase in 1770, with his family later developing the three-story brick row of stores and dwellings. Within the footprint of Charleston's original walled city, the building bears a Carolopolis plaque--a fitting distinction in one of the city's most storied neighborhoods.