Supplements: The elevator opens directly to a lovely and spacious foyer, shared only with one other resident on the sixth floor. Walk in the front door to be struck by a surreal view of Historic Downtown and Charleston Harbor. The wow factor is unmistakable and impossible to convey in picture and video - there is simply nothing like it. As you enter the luxurio ... (Read more) The elevator opens directly to a lovely and spacious foyer, shared only with one other resident on the sixth floor. Walk in the front door to be struck by a surreal view of Historic Downtown and Charleston Harbor. The wow factor is unmistakable and impossible to convey in picture and video - there is simply nothing like it. As you enter the luxurious unit, you will find an open kitchen and living room design, gas fireplace with marble mantle, wet bar, and beautiful honed limestone flooring in the main living areas along with exceptional molding and paneling. The bright breakfast room sits directly next to the kitchen with views of the Cooper River, Yorktown, Castle Pinckney, Sullivan's Island, and Ravenel Bridge. Three bedrooms and a large office, or fourth bedroom, each have their own en-suite bathrooms, ensuring that guests want for nothing when visiting your palatial flat. Master bedroom includes a larger bath with dual vanities and Jacuzzi soaking tub, walk-in closet, and a beautiful view of Broad Street and St. Michaels Church. Numerous amenities include wired sound system throughout, new windows, deeded storage areas, secured elevator and lobby, gated parking, and much more, including a well-managed HOA. The People's Building at 18 Broad is the crown jewel of the lower peninsular skyline, rivaled only by St. Michaels and St. Philips Church steeples. "Charleston's first skyscraper" was completed in 1911 with steel construction and a "fireproof" rating. A magnificent building boasting granite and brick façade, imposing frontage on Broad Street and a striking Calacatta Marble entrance lobby, this Art Deco and Neoclassical style building is unmistakable. President Taft even remarked upon visiting that, "I don't believe that it did ruin [Charleston's] skyline, but if it did, the view from up here makes it worth it." Indeed, upon entering this sixth floor condo, the visuals are stunning and inspiring from 30 oversized windows with prominent views of Charleston Harbor, the Ravenel Bridge, the Ashley River, historic Broad Street, beautiful churches, colorful rooftops of the lower peninsula, and beyond! This exclusive and pristine condominium can only truly be appreciated in person. 18 Broad Unit 601 now available for preview by appointment only.