This apartment was even more beautiful than the pictures and more special than I could convey with words. Everything was very luxurious, except for the paper towels and the toilet paper. The location was really cool, several blocks away from King Street where you can visit Sweet Palm Café for breakfast and coffee. I think I googled five or six restaurants within a mile from this location. Seems very safe. Access to the parking space was a little narrow if you have a large SUV, but parking felt safe and convenient as well. Short walk up a beautiful brick sidewalk, six or seven steps to the front door and then the apartment on one floor. House was built in 1910 and is quaint and historic, and whatever they could renovate was renovated. Beautiful old restored floors with inlay, antique furniture mixed with high-end ornate, beautiful newer furniture. beds are absolutely gorgeous! Many marble touches on the kitchen/bath. Very high-end appliances, luxury sheets that smelled like aromatherapy was used, nice toiletries, beautiful original and restored features throughout. The veranda or front porch was comfortable, coffee table books about Charleston were interesting. It would be a wonderful place to entertain a couple of guests. The city of Charleston is unbelievable! Everywhere you look was a feast for the eyes! I loved being surrounded by so many bodies of water and scenic parks, large old homes with ironwork gardens and amazing European architecture. It was truly amazing!