Park your car at the Visitors Center and get a Heritage Passport. Ride the free bus south. This home is near the seawall. Gen. Beauregard watched the assault on Fort Sumter from here. I enjoyed the piazzas and Joggling board.

Excellent house to tour in charleston. A must. Fabulous tour guide !

This tour was a pleasant surprise on our trip to Charleston. We "stumbled" on it as we took our own walking tour, decided to take the guided tour, and were glad we did. Tour guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. We really felt the history and learned a lot about the development and legacy of Charleston and the famil(ies) who... More

Big bucks went in to this house long ago. Spacious rooms, a three-story free-standing circular stairway, and great docents make this a must visit while in Charleston.

Fascinating historic home with original furnishings. David Brown, our guide was just as fresh and knowledgable on his last tour of the day as we could wish. He went above and beyond helping very weary tourists get back to their hotel. Thank you!

Great History, Great Spot, Bit pricey for what we saw, Tour Guide was a bit course ...

A friend who lives in Charleston recommended that we see this home. The tour guide was very informative, and it is a lovely home. I cannot compare it to the other house tours, because we only had time to do this one. I hope to go back to Charleston to see more.

Fantastic to be able to take the house tour which was very well guided. The guide's knowledge and presentation was excellent. The house is beautifully preserved and furnished and is just wonderful. The views off the balcony out to Ft Sumpter are great too.

This is a grand (in every sense of the word) house overlooking the Battery that exemplifies the lifestyle of wealthy Charlestonians before the war. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable...and, like everyone we met in Charleston, was extremely friendly and courteous.