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Historic Charleston Residence Linked to Lincoln Lineage Listed for $35 Million

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A historic residence in Charleston, South Carolina, is currently on the market for $35 million. The property is located on Legare Street, named for Solomon Legare, a French Huguenot who held the original land grants and likely built the main house around 1803. Jessie Lincoln Randolph, granddaughter of Abraham Lincoln, owned the property starting in 1930.

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The sale of this architecturally and historically significant residence could set a high benchmark for luxury real estate in Charleston. The property is described by its listing agent as one of the most historically significant private residences in America.

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Who's involved

  • CharlestonLocation of the historic property and current market sale
  • Abraham LincolnGranddaughter owned the property starting in 1930
  • FrenchSolomon Legare, a French Huguenot, held the original land grants

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