One of Charleston’s oldest and most distinguished homes, the completely renovated Thomas Lamboll House is a two-time Carolopolis Award winner (1967 and 2020). Master architect and builder Thomas Lee first constructed the home in 1739. Sweeping, three-story piazzas grace this 4 BR 4.5 BA prized, gated property on high ground with abundant off-streetparking. Southern exposure allows natural light to fill the residence, framed by two giant oak trees. Expert craftsmen have meticulously restored the fine 18th century woodwork, high ceilings, gracious living and dining rooms, original heart pine flooring, fireplaces, elevator and piazzas of the historic home. The Thomas Lamboll House features a gracious and brand new eat-in kitchen with plenty of entertaining spaceincluding La Cornue, Bosch and Sub-Zero appliances. All bedrooms feature marble en-suite baths with Kohler and Newport Brass hardware and a Penhaglion free-standing tub in the master suite. The ground floor also enjoys a new private guest suite with laundry. The historic drawing room on the second level could beconverted to a 5th bedroom. Laundry is offered on all three levels. Nearly two-thousand square feet of additional outdoor living space on the wide, triple piazzas offer rare rooftop entertaining andviews of historic Charleston. New Sheila Wertimer designed gardens beautifully frame a large spa and putting greens in a private oasis, including a three-tiered marble fountain. Abundance of storage in basement. Extensive renovation includes all new electrical, alarm system, plumbing, three HVAC units, copper roof and gutters plus additionalslate roofing and solid mahogany doors. The foundation and structure are thoroughly repointed and emboldened to enhance and preserve historicelements. Architectural features including balusters, rails, and columns are all salvaged or exactly replicated. 19 King is tucked away at quiet Lamboll street, South of Broad, just steps from the Historic Charleston Harbor and a shortwalk to shopping, antiquing and dining on the famed King Street. Come enjoy quintessential Charleston living for modern times. (19 King Street was built for noted Colonial Judge and horticulturalist Thomas and Elizabeth Lamboll).