Nathaniel Russell House

Karly H

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October 17, 2024

Very cool historic house. I really enjoyed the self guided audio tour, after the main blurb about the spot you’re in, you could choose to listen to a bunch of extras or not! I like having the choice. Crazy to me that the doors were painted to look exactly like mahogany, but are just regular wood even though the family had enough money for the real thing 🤣 Lots of interesting facts about this place and all the workers were very sweet.

Tanya Echols

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September 11, 2024

This was my first tour of this kind. The gardens are beautiful. The restoration is nicely done, and we admired the carpentry and details. A round room with rounded doors is certainly something to appreciate. The staircase is a thing of art as well. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and very patient in answering our questions and giving us time to view each space. Honestly, it was a tough experience, but I'm glad we visited.

Sylvain Francois

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January 01, 2025

Solid guided tour in a very interesting house. The architecture is beautiful, and the history very strong. You don't see that much, but the little you see is worth it.

Alek Cannan

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January 03, 2025

We took the fantastic self guided audio tour of the mansion. It was great. It presents a lot of detail about the home’s architecture and furnishings, and also about the family and lifestyle of those that lived there. The home is expertly restored and much of the tour describes the fascinating process and principles of restoring historic homes like this. I really enjoyed my visit and would recommend the tour to anyone who wants to learn more about the lives of the well-to-do in early Charleston.

Abigail Lee

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July 03, 2024

We were told by our tour (that we did around the city) that this was her favorite house to tour if you're in the area. We only had time to see one so this is the one we chose. We loved the option to do an audio tour in your own time. What an amazing, well-maintained, beautiful home. Definitely go to the back of the house to the slave quarters that they are in the middle of renovating. It's very interesting. The garden next to the house is also worth walking through.