Historic Charleston is dotted with homes that have two levels of open air porches, also called piazzas. While most of them run along the side of the house this one is unusual as it faces the front and the public sidewalk passes underneath the second floor porch.

The railings, ceilings and columns have amazing details.

A hammock currently swings in the breeze.

A plaque shares a few of the details on the private home, built around 1751. Wikipedia states that the three stories comprise  6,216 square feet,

Taken from inside the front garden of the First (Scots) Presbyterian Church, across Tradd Street from the home:

59 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC
June 3, 2025