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173 Tradd Street

3.8· 4 reviews
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Robert Chen
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The renovation respects the original hierarchy while introducing modern function. It is a coherent Charleston residence.

Michael Thompson
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I am really impressed by how the Wilson-Cochran House balances its 1915 heritage with modern functionality. The preserved oak floors and paneled wainscoting give it such character, yet the updated kitchen and dual laundry areas make daily life so much easier. The rooftop terrace and private courtyard are perfect for relaxing. It feels like a home that respects its history while fully embracing contemporary comfort. The materials feel authentic, and the layout is surprisingly flexible for modern living. It is a lovely place to be.

Eleanor Vance
Reviews 1

From the information available, the Wilson-Cochran House presents a compelling historic residence in Charleston, yet the listing details leave some practical terms unclear. While the price and square footage are stated, it is not specified what additional fees or closing costs might apply. For someone considering this property, these financial terms should be verified directly before committing to any private showing or offer.

David Miller
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The Wilson-Cochran House at 173 Tradd Street presents a blend of historic charm and modern living. With three bedrooms and a rooftop terrace, it offers a unique residential experience in Charleston.

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About 173 Tradd Street

173 Tradd Street is a restored 1915 Charleston residence known as the Wilson-Cochran House, located in the South of Broad neighborhood at the corner of Tradd Street and Rutledge Avenue. The property is offered for sale at $5,750,000 and features three bedrooms, three and a half baths, and 3,172 square feet of space. The home combines preserved period details such as oak floors, a boxed newel staircase, paneled wainscoting, a coffered dining-room ceiling, and period millwork with modern updates including a functional kitchen, substantial pantry, dual laundry areas, a rooftop terrace, and a private courtyard. The listing provides information on the house's history, restoration, floor plans, and offers options to view a film, request a brochure, or schedule a private showing.

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