• Locations:
  • 6 Sanctuary Ct. Apts. 101, 102, 201,202,301,302
  • 8 Sanctuary Ct. Apts. 201, 202, 301, 302
• Unit Description:
  • $2,500 per month
  • Come and enjoy this recently constructed apartment home located inside the Sanctuary Court community. This home provides luxurious living accommodations in the historic district of downtown Charleston.
  • This unit features two spacious bedrooms with large closets and two full bathrooms. The kitchen/living area features an open floor plan with a large island and bar seating. The living area has a detailed trim package that includes crown molding, wainscoting, and king headers. The provided appliances are brand-new stainless-steel Whirlpool appliances, including a gas range, hood and microwave, refrigerator with ice/water dispenser, garbage disposal, dishwasher and a washer/dryer.
• Special Features:
  • Ample kitchen cabinets with Quartz countertops.
  • In-unit washer & dryer.
  • Yale electronic entrance lockset for enhanced security.
  • Additional on-site parking available to reserve on a first come first served basis
• Project Description:
  • In the earliest time after the founding of Elliottborough, the land known today as 124 Spring Street was safely nestled in the midst of dual fortresses providing security, safety and comfort to the early settlers of Elliottborough. In its most recent life, this land was home to the congregants of the Plymouth Congregational Church for the past 57 years, providing a sacred place of worship, peace and fellowship for many individuals and families. The future vision for 124 Spring Street will continue this tradition by providing comfort, security and a sense of community to the residents of Sanctuary Court.

Sanctuary Court is a Mixed-Use Planned Unit Development located on Spring Street between Rutledge and Ashley Avenues on the City of Charleston’s Peninsula. It is located within the vibrant Cannonborough/Elliottborough Community. The development concept of the community is the incorporation of residential and mixed-use spaces, resulting in an appropriately scaled neighborhood court.