Charleston carriage house

Many former carriage houses in Charleston have been converted into small, charming homes.

From a guest house in the Bahamas to a party-ready vintage houseboat in the heart of the bayou, these Southern spaces are ready for the party

The Winter Spring Carriage House is a quaint addition to just about any home. the livable space above the two car garage is ideal for a man cave, extra/private space for guests, or a place for teenagers to hangout. If you are interested in this design or would like to make changes, please contact u

Three suitcases. That’s all Dianna and Jim Goldman brought last year when they traded a brick Colonial on Chicago’s North Shore for a townhome on the tip of the Charleston peninsula, just steps from the Ashley River. The couple came to this spot in search of a fresh start. It wasn’t about downsizing, although their new 3,000-square-foot abode is roughly 25 percent smaller than

A grand penthouse renovation by Palmetto Craftsmen Inc., one of the most trusted historic preservation teams in the Lowcountry.

Patrick and Amy Kennedy made the most of every space in the renovation of their cozy seafront retreat on Cape Cod

Cynde on Instagram: “2019 Miles Brewton carriage house built 1773. I had recently posted the main house and did not realize this building next door was part of…”

See how pros turned homeowners’ detached garages into finished spaces outfitted for living, working and playing

Located in Charleston Historic District, this apartment building is within a 10-minute walk of The Governor's House Inn and Charleston City Market. Port of Charleston Cruise Terminal and College of Charleston are also within 1 mi (2 km).

We love all the design choices and garage loft ideas this couple and their architect used to create a guest space that any visitor will enjoy.