The Thomas Ryan House, built in 1835, has 4 stories of impressive rooms and historic charm. This grand old 1835 Charleston home is located in the desirable Wraggborough neighborhood, steps away from the Aiken-Rhett Museum, and a 1.5 blocks of King Street. Heart pine floors throughout, and many original moldings and ceiling medallions are still intact. A painstaking restoration was completed in 2001 with great attention to details. The kitchen has all stainless appliances, Italian tiles and granite counters, featuring a custom built mahogany wet-bar with copper sink and custom shelves. There is ample off-street parking in back, and a garden, patio, and koi pond with a fountain in the front. Enjoy designing your gardens, with bricked-in flower beds nearly all the way around the property.This home currently resides as a Duplex but would be extremely easy to convert back to single-family by opening up a door and a wall. The downstairs is a one bedroom, one bath. The upstairs is a 4 bedroom 2.5 Bath. There is a separate storage and laundry room on the first floor. There are 5 fireplaces with mantles, 3 wood burning and 2 gas. Custom Plantations shutters are on the windows. Original Pine porch shimmers for a great place to relax and catch the breeze. It is a 2 block walk to Upper King street with all the shops and restaurants to be enjoyed. This is a great opportunity to own a stellar house in downtown. Come see this private, and centrally located piece of historic Charleston today!