63 www. ReadMPM. com | www. VOICE forRea l Es tate. com | www.MountPl easantBu i l der s . com Visitors will be captivated by this one-of-a-kind property at 734 Pitt Street, just minutes from both the waterfront and historic Charleston. The dark rail fence, low-hung eaves over the front porch and earthy wood siding pay respect to the home’s simpler beginnings, more than a century ago. However, its outward first appearance belies a thoroughly modern and sophisticated interior design, complete with state-of-the-art features, appliances and finishes. From the front living and dining area with the upstairs office or playroom, the home free-flows into a kitchen space that was designed by Siematic in Germany. High-end appliances and sleek counters create a stream-lined, efficient presence. Generous windows, sliding glass doors to the deck, and cathedral ceilings contribute to the spacious ambience. Bar seating is available at the kitchen island and in the sitting area before a modern gas fireplace. Pale oak flooring and light walls balance the darker cabinetry and countertops. A generous family room and master bedroom suite with two guest rooms and full bath upstairs complete the living space. Custom light fixtures, wall art and furnishings suggest a modern minimalist influence. Ample outdoor seating is available with shaded and screened deck areas, another gas fireplace and a roomy spa overlooking the backyard. A heated lap pool awaits in front of the backyard’s one-bedroom guest house, where guests can enjoy their own porch and private living and dining area with the same highend furnishings and spacious cathedral ceilings as the main house. Clever design and thoughtful decorating have created a wonderful, cohesive residential property that combines yesterday and today with equal appreciation and artistry. At a Glance Built: 1900; completed 2020 Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 3.5 Square Footage: 3,822 Lot size: 0.46 Acres Architect: Heather Nelson Builder: Metamar LLC Last Sold: 12/29/21 Price: $4,200,000 Listing Agent: Jimmy Dye Blending Present and Past Old Village Historic District BY JANE T E . PERR I GO
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