350 King St

A mid-19th-century three-story masonry building converted into downtown Charleston condominiums, originally constructed in 1850 and sympathetically renovated in the 2010s. The property contains small- to medium-sized condo units laid out as studios, one-bedrooms, and duplex lofts with open living plans, lofty ceiling heights (including vaulted and 14-foot configurations), exposed brick and heart-pine floors in many units, and period moldings combined with modern finishes. Kitchens frequently feature granite or stone counters, stainless appliances, breakfast bars, and island or galley arrangements; bathrooms range from updated tile and Carrera marble work to steam-shower fittings. Common areas are modest and primarily residential: secure locked entrances with camera systems, a foyer/entry sequence, and dual doorway access at front and rear. The ground floor houses commercial tenants, while upper floors contain seven units per floor in typical configurations; building management handles exterior maintenance, water and building insurance under the condo regime. On-site parking is not standard but leased spaces are commonly available nearby. Pet policies and in-unit laundry vary by unit; many residences include washer/dryer combos and walk-in closets. Located on King Street one block from Calhoun and steps from Marion Square, the building places residents within immediate walking distance of restaurants, retail, College of Charleston and MUSC, supporting short-term rental and pied-à-terre uses as well as long-term urban living.