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Colonel Robert Brewton House (1721)

Charleston, South Carolina

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Built in 1721, this house is a rare example of early 18th-century architecture in the city.

The house is designed in the Georgian style, characterized by its symmetry and classic proportions.

Colonel Robert Brewton, the original owner, was a prominent figure during the war, serving as a militia officer.

The house was built using Bermuda stone, a material not commonly found in Charleston's historic buildings.

It is located in the Charleston Historic District, which is recognized for its rich history and well-preserved architecture.

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