2 Water St, Charleston, SC 29401

Step into a piece of Charlestons rich history with this magnificent museum-quality home located on the High Battery 2 Water Street.nBuilt between 1810 and 1818 by the renowned Nathaniel Ingraham, a merchant who served aboard John Paul Joness Bon Homme Richard , this 4-story solid brick and stucco dwelling offers a rare blend of historical charm and modern luxury in one of the citys most iconic waterfront settings.nAlthough its entry faces Water Street, the residence has always been oriented toward the picturesque harbor, providing breathtaking views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumteran ideal framework for authentic Lowcountry living.nSpanning 7,453 square feet, the property includes six bedrooms and six and a half baths, ensuring generous space for family and guests. The grand living room, soaring ceilings, and exquisite mouldings create an atmosphere of elegance and sophistication that is unmatched. Interior highlights include finely carved fireplace mantels and intricate details that speak to the homes historic provenance.nThis residence has an illustrious chain of ownership. In the 1820s, William Burgoyne purchased and expanded the property by acquiring the neighboring Francis Saltus House at 6 Water Street. In 1832, Otis Millsdeveloper of the Mills House Hotelcombined the properties. After damage during the 1864 bombardment, subsequent owners Anna Wells and her husband, Dr. Edward Wells, made significant architectural changes, including adding a Second Empire mansard ro