$2,040 /month

129 Congress St, Charleston, SC 29403

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What This Apartment Offers

Schedule your showing today. Located in the heart of downtown Charleston, 129 Congress St Unit C offers the perfect blend of historic charm and modern... convenience. This well-maintained unit features a functional layout with comfortable living space, updated finishes, and great natural light throughout. Enjoy being just steps from some of Charleston’s best restaurants, shops, and nightlife, while still having the comfort of a private residential setting. Ideal for anyone looking to experience true downtown living with walkability and convenience at your doorstep.

Unit

$2,040 / month
3 Beds
1 Bath
950 sq. ft.
Available Now

129 Congress St is an apartment community in Charleston, SC

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Area Scores

Walk Score ®

Very Walkable82 / 100

Transit Score ®

Some Transit44 / 100

Bike Score ®

Very Bikeable77 / 100

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Active73 / 100

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Travel and Transit

Commuter Rail

9 min Drive

Airport

Charleston AFB/International

19 min Drive

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The Citadel

Drive: 3 min (1.1 mi)

Trident Tech., Palmer

Drive: 2 min (1.1 mi)

Medical Univ. of S.C.

Drive: 2 min (1.1 mi)

Charleston School Of Law

Drive: 2 min (1.2 mi)

Discover Westside Charleston, Charleston, SC

Shopping Centers

Shoppers will appreciate 129 Congress St proximity to Kings Plaza, King & Calhoun, and Ansonborough Square. Kings Plaza is 0.6 miles away, and King & Calhoun is within a 25 minute walk.

Commuting

With a TransitScore of 44, 129 Congress St has some transit, including 1 transit stop within 6.7 miles. Transit options include Charleston Amtrak Station.

Parks and Recreation

Recreational activities near 129 Congress St are plentiful. Discover 5 parks within 4.9 miles, including Children's Museum of the Lowcountry, Charleston Museum, and Tiedemann Park Nature Center.