Harbor Lights
THE RENAISSANCE ON
are not at home but a friendly face it so much they decided to live here
CHARLESTON HARBOR
peeks around a corner. Our host is a full-time.”
delightful white cat named Jack who It’s easy to see why. The Sink
The Renaissance on Charleston
guides us through as though he owns condo is spacious–a little more than
Harbor really needs no street address
the place. Maybe he does. 4,000 square feet–light and airy.
–its two imposing eight-story build-
“The Sinks moved here in March of The look is modern mingled with
ings rise above and are clearly visible
2007,” says Sweet. “They had a place traditional, elegant with touches
from the Ravenel Bridge, a spar-
at Kiawah and a smaller three-bed- of whimsy almost everywhere you
kling new span connecting Mount
room in this building. They enjoyed look. Sweet says Jeannette Sink did
Pleasant to Charleston. Just arriving
at the lushly landscaped entrance is
enough to elevate your mood, and
a glimpse of the pool overlooking
the harbor is just a small taste of the
luxury that awaits you inside.
The lobby is warm and un-
derstated and the elevator glides
smoothly to an upper floor, to a
condominium that is the epitome
of elegance. Kathy Sweet, a Realtor
with Carolina One Real Estate,
promised a breathtaking home,
inside and out, and she has delivered.
It is the residence of George Sink,
a prominent Charleston attorney,
and his wife, Jeannette. The Sinks
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