63 Rutledge Ave

Berkeley Court is a circa-1922, low-rise condominium building in downtown Charleston’s Harleston Village, executed in an early 20th-century Beaux Arts / Art Deco idiom. The structure rises only a few stories and retains period exterior detailing while newer windows and restored marble corridors reflect recent common-area upgrades. Units range from studios and one- to two-bedroom residences with original hardwood floors, high (often 9–10 foot) ceilings, built-ins, sunporches or balconies, and generous closet/storage space; several homes include private outdoor patios and deeded parking for a minority of units. Interiors commonly feature smooth ceilings, ceiling fans, formal living and dining configurations or living/dining combos, kitchen islands or eat-in kitchens, pantry or utility areas, renovated baths with mosaic or subway tile, and in-unit washer/dryer where noted. Shared elements emphasize historic character: mosaic tile, period lighting, and an entrance foyer served by an elevator. The building’s HOA maintains low regime fees, on-site concierge services are not standard, and pet policies vary by unit. Located directly across from Colonial Lake, Berkeley Court places residents within easy walking distance of King Street retail and dining, the College of Charleston and MUSC, offering a downtown lifestyle that balances proximity to city amenities with a relatively tranquil, park-facing setting.