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3 Queens Gate is located in a circa 1885 warehouse that was constructed in a classical revival style by the antebellum architect, Francis Lee, according to John Poston's book ''The Buildings of Charleston: A Guide to the City's Architecture.'' Centrally located in the French Quarter it is close to restaurants, Waterfront Park, art galleries, historic theaters and churches.Each condo has a loft feel with soaring 20ft. Beamed ceilings and exposed brick in the main living area. The main floor includes a fully renovated kitchen, study, and powder room in addition to the expansive living area. Two En-suite bedrooms are located upstairs. Parking garage space for 1 car, laundry facilities and exercise room. This condo does include its own washer dryer all in one unit, Monthly HOA fee includes additional fees for reserve account, covers: water, master insurance policy with flood insurance and maintenance. There is a building manager available during business hours. The information herein is furnished to the best of the listing agent's knowledge but is subject to verification by buyer and buyer's agent.
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