Just why do you think the narrow sides of the houses faced the street in the historical south of Broad Charleston hood? Hint: it's the same reason pads lacked closets (and instead had 6' x 4' "sewing rooms") across the Fruited Plain east of the Rockies. An example is this floor plan of an historic home in Winterset, Iowa:
If I'm not mistaken, during the colonial era didn't the British tax a house more if its front faced the street? I've heard people mention that before, but I've never done any research on it.
I would definitely live there, it looks quaint.
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