Apartments near Rhett-Aiken House in Charleston, SC (284 Rentals)
87 Spring St
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132 Smith St
220 Calhoun St
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55 Hasell St
49 Pitt St
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15 Sires St
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186 Rutledge Ave
Spring Street Apartments
115 Spring St
48 Bull St
King Street Apartment I & II
185 Rutledge Ave
259 E Bay St
18 Montagu St
Glen McConnell Residence Hall
165 Rutledge Ave
173 Rutledge Ave
109 Cannon St
15 Coming St
117-119 Wentworth St
128 Wentworth St
16 Pitt St
13 Coming St
12 Bee St
Sanctuary Court
Morrison Yard
241-243 E Bay St
216 Ashley Ave
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108 Rutledge Ave
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15 Pitt St
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16 Bee St
20-24 Bee St
127 Cannon St
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85 Cumberland St
Nunan Apartment
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Walk down almost any block around Charleston and you're sure to find a historical home, but some has been more history than others. With a single visit to Aiken-Rhett House, folks from Charleston apartments will see just why it's one of the most popular spots to visit in the entire city. Rich with history and heritage, the home has been around for almost two centuries, and has seen a lot of history in those many years. Restored to its former image, the house now is host to a splendid museum, as well as plenty of events and parties throughout the year. For those who want to stay close at hand to history, an apartment near the Aiken-Rhett House is a brilliant idea, giving you a chance to encompass yourself in pure history. A visit to Aiken-Rhett House gives visitors the chance to step into the shoes of one of the famous men in Charleston, Governor William Aiken, Jr, showing us just what life was like before the days of the Civil War. Everything from the beautifully furnished rooms to the slave quarters have been restored to their former beauty, providing a clearer picture of 19th Century South Carolina for those from Charleston apartments than anywhere else in the city. Fans of architecture and fans of history both will find plenty to love within these walls, with gorgeously furnished rooms around almost every corner, and every alcove bursting with historical significance. True history buffs would be mad to pass up the chance to get an apartment close to the Aiken-Rhett House, where they can walk the halls where great men once walked. History lives within every inch of this historical home, and with a walk through the halls you'll see why so many people visit this home every year. That history can envelop you as well, when you find an apartment near Rhett-Aiken Home, which will allow you to visit and experience it whenever you want.