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Description History Location Information Summary Welcome to Luxury Accommodations with a History of Hospitality (843)577-6362 |
| Located in the heart of Charleston's Historic District, The Kitchen House is a heart warming return to the charm of a simpler time. This completely restored 18th century kitchen dwelling is beautifully designed to accommodate one to four people in total luxury. Absolute privacy, cozy fireplaces, antiques discovered during its restoration- these are just part of the charming aspects of this unique hideaway. | ![]() |
Legendary southern hospitality continues to be the tradition here. The refrigerator and pantry are stocked with goodies of all sorts. You will find juice, fresh fruit, muffins, gourmet jams, grits, cereals, special teas and fresh coffee- everything you will need for a satisfying breakfast. Afternoon sherry awaits you on arrival. Centered around its four original fireplaces, the house consists of a living room, dining area and a full kitchen area on the first floor. Upstairs, you will find two exquisite bedrooms, a bath, plus plenty of closet space. Its a room with a view and so much more. With a secluded patio, your house overlooks a colonial herb garden and flowing magnolia trees. |
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HISTORY Nestled in the heart of the Residential Historic District of Charleston, the Kitchen House is an elegant, pre-Revolutionary War house (circa 1732) that was once home to Dr. Peter Fayssoux, who served as Surgeon General in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. The house descended to his daughter, whose sons, the brothers Hamilton Prioleau Bee and Bernard Elliot Bee, grew up to be confederate generals. The latter is most remembered as the man who gave the nickname of "Stonewall" to General Stonewall Jackson. The original architectural plan of the building was neither that of a Charleston single nor double house, although it is two rooms wide. It was built with exposed exterior corner posts which can still be seen. Corner posts are derived from medieval construction in England. There are only two other houses in South Carolina known to have this style of construction. The kitchen building has been restored around its four original fireplaces using historic antique materials. This structure accommodates the Bed and Breakfast guests. |
| KITCHEN HOUSE
(C.1732) 126 Tradd St. Charleston, SC 29401 843-577-6362 Fax: 843-965-5615 Innkeeper: Lois Evans |
| Participation
time: Open all Year. |
| Rates:
135-260 US Dollars Credit Cards: Mastercard, Visa, Honeymoon packages. Travel agent commission. |
| Restrictions: Children welcome within limits. Smoking permitted in designated areas. Pets not allowed. |
| Nearest Airport: Charleston |
| Rooms:
2 With private baths: 2 |
| Food
Served: Full Breakfast included in rates. Afternoon tea available. |
| Services: Complimentary sherry. Air conditioning and cable TV in room. VCR on premises. Sitting room. |
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The Kitchen House
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Summary:
Antiques, fishing, parks, shopping, sporting events, theater and watersports nearby. Located in the heart of Charleston's historic district, the inn offers close access to many museum homes and antique shopping. Featured in Colonial Homes Magazine, Bed & Breakfasts and Country Inns, and the New York Times. Included in "Best Places to Stay - The South."
"By all comparisons, one of the very best."