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21 East Battery Bed & Breakfast
Phone: (843) 556-0500
City: Charleston
Region: Coastal & Islands
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21 East Battery Bed & Breakfast
21 East Battery Bed and Breakfast is nestled within the urban compound of Charleston's Edmondston-Alston, just a few steps away from the high Battery. Built in 1825, The Carriage House originally served as a stable and livery and the Quarters housed members of the staff. Deluxe breakfast is available as well as off street parking and a complimentary tour of the museum.
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