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Charleston's Sword Gate House Lists for $35 Million, a Record Ask for the Area

market-auction · 2026-10-19

Listed at $35 million, the Sword Gate House in Charleston's South of Broad area, built in 1803, could set a record for the highest sale in greater Charleston's history. This Federal-style estate, represented by Leslie Turner of Maison Real Estate, spans 17,142 square feet and features wrought-iron gates crafted by Christopher Werner. Throughout its history, it has functioned as a residence, a girls' academy, and an inn, welcoming many distinguished guests. The current owners acquired it for $3 million in 1999 and sold it for $10 million in July 2020. Previous asking prices were $23 million in 2009 and $19.5 million in 2016. The property boasts 11 bedrooms, a pool, spa, and gardens on a 0.87-acre lot, and the owners are now ready to sell.

Key facts

  • The Sword Gate House at 1803 vintage is listing for $35 million, which would be the highest asking price ever in the greater Charleston area
  • The 17,142-square-foot Federal-style estate sits in Charleston's South of Broad neighborhood
  • Leslie Turner, founding partner and broker in charge of Maison Real Estate, represents the property
  • Charleston ironworker Christopher Werner crafted the sword-shaped wrought-iron gates in the mid-19th century
  • The sellers paid $3 million in 1999 and sold for $10 million in July 2020
  • Previous listings reached $23 million in 2009 and $19.5 million in 2016
  • Downtown Charleston's top sale was an East Bay Street home at about $21 million in October 2025, reportedly $21.575 million with furnishings
  • The 0.87-acre grounds include a pool, spa, conservatory and a magnolia estimated at 280 years old
  • The property totals 11 bedrooms across the main house, carriage house and guest suites

Entities

Artists

  • Christopher Werner
  • Leslie Turner
  • Abby Montanez
  • Abigail Montanez

Institutions

  • Maison Real Estate
  • Robb Report
  • Galerie Magazine
  • ArchPresence

Locations

  • Charleston
  • United States
  • South of Broad
  • South Carolina
  • East Bay Street
  • Andermatt
  • Switzerland
  • Tribeca
  • New York
  • Berkshire
  • England
  • Chatham
  • Coral Gables
  • Florida
  • 32 Legare Street

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