Immerse yourself in a historical, boutique experience in Downtown Charleston.
Within walking distance of local hotspots like Leon’s Oyster Shop and Blūm Coffee & Wine Bar, and with the vibrant nightlife of The Recovery Room and The Commodore beckoning, this location offers easy access to downtown highlights.
Plus, skip the traffic and hop right on Highway 17 to explore neighboring beach towns.
Everything You Need & More
Expansive Charleston-Style Porches & Deck Balconies
Enjoy some of the best outdoor living spaces in Charleston with large, inviting porches and spacious deck balconies perfect for relaxing and entertaining in true Charleston style.
Shared Community Pavilion
A central gathering space for guests to enjoy together.
Ideal for Large Group Bookings
Prime Location - Merge of Local & Charm
- King Street (Touristy & Charming): For shopping and sightseeing.
- Upper King Street (Local & Hip): With trendy restaurants and local spots.
- A cozy, quaint coffee shop is located right next door to Crosstown at King.
Unique, Spacious Accommodations
These homes have large living spaces, bedrooms, and bathrooms—uncommon in Charleston.
Coastal Downtown Vibe
A laid-back, coastal feel/design in the heart of downtown.
Concierge Services
Experience A Piece of History
The Cottages of Crosstown at King are located on the historic Sheppard estate, subdivided into residential lots between 1893 and 1910. Six original structures, once home to a German-American population, remain. The neighborhood was reduced in 1963 with the construction of the Crosstown Expressway.
Today, these historic cottages at 84, 86, 90, 92, and 94 Sheppard Street have been newly renovated with historical preservation and luxury in mind. Rent individual units or the entire portfolio, complete with a shared outdoor space, for your Charleston visit.
Experience A Piece of History
The Cottages of Crosstown at King are located on the historic Sheppard estate, subdivided into residential lots between 1893 and 1910. Six original structures, once home to a German-American population, remain. The neighborhood was reduced in 1963 with the construction of the Crosstown Expressway.
Today, these historic cottages at 84, 86, 90, 92, and 94 Sheppard Street have been newly renovated with historical preservation and luxury in mind. Rent individual units or the entire portfolio, complete with a shared outdoor space, for your Charleston visit.