FABULOUS MULTI USE PROPERTY  

Multi-use property in the heart of South of Broad Art District. The Scottish Presbyterian merchant William Mills gifted this property to his son Thomas in 1799. Mr. Mills spent time in this property and a site nearby prior to gifting this property. The famous architect, Robert Mills, a younger sibling may have also resided in this home. Recently it was discovered that this property once stood as a Charleston single with a shop on the Church Street side. Late in the 19th Century there was a major renovation that resulted in the removal of much of the original detailing. It is a beautiful South of Broad property today that is vacant for the first time in many years. The first two floors have been a prestigious law firm for many years and the third floor is a two bedroom apartment that is currently rented. A complete renovation in 2004 has brought the bones of this property up to current standards. The best use would be completely commercial or a full renovation back to single family. One of the few homes South of Broad with a small basement.