Breezy Palm
A boutique furnished rental in Cannonborough-Elliotborough.
29 Bogard Street is a boutique furnished rental property in the highly desirable Cannonborough-Elliotborough neighborhood of downtown Charleston, designed for executive, relocation, traveling medical, corporate, and film industry tenants seeking upscale mid-term accommodations.
Walk to restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, fitness studios, King Street, MUSC, and the College of Charleston from a quiet residential street, with quick access to Mount Pleasant, West Ashley, Boeing, Charleston International Airport, and the beaches. Both units are professionally furnished with designer finishes, in-unit laundry, utilities, and high-speed WiFi included.
Two private residences, one address.
Each suite is its own fully furnished two-bedroom home with designer interiors and in-unit washer and dryer. Book either one on Furnished Finder.
A private wellness garden in the middle of downtown.
Suite A's fenced backyard holds a hot tub, barrel sauna, cold plunge, and outdoor shower, with loungers on the lawn and a private deck off the back door. Hot tub and cold plunge maintenance is included.
Everything set up before you arrive.
Walk the property from anywhere.
A quiet street in the heart of downtown.
Just 3 blocks off King Street, Cannonborough-Elliotborough is a quintessential locals neighborhood: quiet, tree-lined, and walkable to cafes, bars, corner stores, grocery, and restaurants, with many homes well over 100 years old restored to their original glamour. Walk to Chubby Fish, Chez Nous, Island Provisions, Bistronomy by Nico, Vern's, Pink Cactus, Xiao Bao Biscuit, Baba's on Cannon, Sugar Bake Shop, and many more.
The property provides quick access to Mount Pleasant, West Ashley, Boeing, Charleston International Airport, and the beaches. Unlike many downtown properties, 29 Bogard Street sits outside of the FEMA flood zone.
- Vern's
1 Michelin star4 min - Malagón 1 Michelin star5 min
- Wild Common 1 Michelin star6 min
- Chubby Fish3 min
- Chez Nous2 min
- Pink Cactus3 min
- D'Allesandro's Pizza4 min
- Island Provisions5 min
- Elliottborough Mini Bar3 min
- Veggie Bin4 min
- Xiao Bao Biscuit7 min
- Seahorse Cocktail Bar4 min
- Bareo Japanese5 min
- The Pass Sandwich Shop5 min
- Holey City Bagels6 min
- King Street shopping and dining8 min
- MUSC medical campus12 min
- College of Charleston12 min
- West Ashley10 min
- Mount Pleasant15 min
- Boeing20 min
- Charleston International Airport20 min
- Sullivan's Island and IOP beaches25 min
- Folly Beach25 min
- MUSC Medical Center0.6 mi
- Roper Hospital0.8 mi
- Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center0.8 mi
- East Cooper Medical Center5.4 mi
- Bon Secours-St Francis Xavier Hospital5.8 mi
The fine print, in plain language.
Pets
The property is dog friendly. Pets are not permitted on beds or upholstered furniture. Tenants are responsible for the replacement cost of bedding, linens, mattress protectors, or upholstered items damaged by pet hair, odors, urine, or other pet-related damage.
Parking
Suite A includes a private driveway on premises with exclusive off-street parking for 2 vehicles. Suite B includes two designated spaces at the 70 Line Street lot, on the corner of St. Philip Street and Line Street, about a 4-5 minute walk away: enter from Line Street and park only in unmarked spots. Street parking at the house is permitted for loading and unloading only.
No Smoking
Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere at 29 Bogard Street, inside the suites or outdoors on the property.
Quiet Hours & Guests
Bogard Street is a quiet residential block. Please keep noise low between 10 PM and 8 AM. Occupancy is limited to 4 guests per suite, registered on the lease; parties and events are not permitted.
Application & Lease
All stays run through a standard screening and lease with Charles Town Rental Properties. Minimum stay is one month, and utilities, WiFi, and scheduled maintenance are included in the rent.
Care of the Home
The house is a 125-year-old Charleston single house. Please report any maintenance issues promptly.
FAQ
Yes. Both suites are professionally furnished with designer finishes and are move-in ready, including in-unit washer and dryer.
Electricity, water, and high-speed internet/WiFi are included with both suites. Suite A also includes lawn care plus hot tub and cold plunge maintenance.
Both are fully furnished two-bedroom, one-bath suites. Suite A adds a private fenced backyard with a hot tub, barrel sauna, cold plunge, and outdoor shower, plus a private driveway. Suite B includes two designated spaces in a shared off-site lot a short walk away.
The property is dog friendly. Pets are not permitted on beds or upholstered furniture, and tenants are responsible for the replacement cost of items damaged by pets.
29 Bogard Street is purpose-built for high-quality mid-term stays rather than traditional vacation rentals: executive and corporate relocations, traveling medical professionals, film industry tenants, internships, and extended-stay guests.
No. Unlike many downtown properties, 29 Bogard Street is located outside of the FEMA flood zone.
Start by sending a booking inquiry through the Furnished Finder listing for the suite you want; there is no commitment to inquire. Charles Town Rental Properties, the professional management team, will respond with screening and lease details, including current pricing and deposits. Minimum stay is one month, and utilities and WiFi are included in the rent.
Suite B includes two parking spots at the 70 Line Street parking lot, on the corner of St. Philip Street and Line Street. Enter the lot from Line Street and park only in unmarked spots without a parking sign; marked spots and spots designated for other properties may not be used. Street parking at the house is permitted for loading and unloading only. Suite A guests park in the suite's own private driveway.
Availability and reservations for both suites are handled on Furnished Finder. Use the Book Suite A or Book Suite B buttons on this page to go straight to each listing.
The Vogt House, built 1899.
29 Bogard Street is a Victorian-era Charleston single house with more than 125 years of documented history. A few highlights from the property's historical research:
Colonel Barnard Elliott lays out Elliottborough on his family's lands near King Street. Together with Daniel Cannon's neighboring subdivision, it grows into today's Cannonborough-Elliotborough.
The lot sits on the Percy lands, named for Reverend William Percy. By the antebellum era it belongs to John Thomson, a Scottish-born merchant and farmer who lived just around the corner on Percy Street.
Meta Vogt, a German immigrant, buys lot 9 and builds the house. She shares it with her husband Frederick, a tinsmith, her daughter Adeline, and Adeline's young family.
Margaret Boyler buys the house and divides it into two residences, renting to hardworking Charlestonians. That two-suite layout is the one guests stay in today.
Hulda Bursky rents the house to young workers from the Charleston Navy Base and their families; in the 1950s and 60s it is home to Black navy yard workers.
After a renovation, the house draws a new generation of Charlestonians: college students and young professionals move in as Cannonborough-Elliottborough fills with cafes and restaurants.
The house begins welcoming guests as a furnished rental, its two 1926 residences reborn as Suite A and Suite B for traveling professionals and extended stays.
Now over 125 years old, the renovated single house keeps its piazza, gable roof, and traditional wood windows, letting guests step back into turn-of-the-century Charleston.
Your Charleston home base starts here.
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