The Bristol Charleston, South Carolina
STANDING IN SPLENDOR along the bank of the Ashley River, The Bristol glistens like a golden jewel. In all its glory, this is home for those who want to be pampered with high quality amenities, but still want their home to feel like a home, casual and inviting. Spaciousness for the select few, this magnificent building is home to only 54 condominiums, and it is the only one that boasts of private access to a full-service marina in its backyard. Nine different floor plans of the two and three-bedroom configurations range from 1,468 square feet to 2,331 square feet. Most homes include hardwood floors, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and gas
fireplaces. In a town where parking is at a premium, The Bristol includes two deeded garage spaces per condo. Bask in the morning sun with your coffee or gaze at the sunset while working out in the gym. From morn- ing until night, there is never a dull moment even at the most serene times. Rowers glide through the river cur- rents as wildlife keeps a watchful eye. After a long day of boating or deep-sea fishing, there is nothing better than relaxing in the sauna or enjoying a cool dip in the pool. The Bristol’s central location makes it easy to get around town. With 24-hour security, you can leave on a whim for months on end knowing that your home is secure. Enjoy the
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quiet of your condo or the camaraderie of The Bristol Room. Whether you choose to go it alone or join your neighbors for fun, life at one of Charleston’s most exclusive addresses is delightful.
For more information about The Bris- tol, contact Marilynn Durkee at (843) 478-6287 or FindMyHome@comcast. net or visit http://FindMyCharleston-
Home.com.
Waterfront Living in Downtown Charleston Marilynn Durkee (843) 478-6287
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