List of tallest buildings in Charleston, South Carolina

St. Matthew's German Evangelical Lutheran Church is the tallest building in Charleston. It was the tallest building in South Carolina from 1872-1966.

St. Philip's Episcopal Church, one of the tallest buildings in Charleston

There are 20 high-rise buildings located in Charleston, South Carolina.^[1]

**Tallest buildings**
Name	Stories	Height	Year
Saint Matthew's Lutheran Church	2	255 ft	1872
Citadel Square Baptist Church	1	210 ft	1856
Dockside Condominiums^[2]	18	203 ft	1978
Saint Philip's Episcopal Church	1	200 ft	1838
Saint Michael's Episcopal Church	1	193 ft	1761
Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist	2	167 ft	2010
Francis Marion Hotel	12	165 ft	1924
Sergeant Jasper Apartments	14	150 ft	1950
Canterbury House	13	143 ft
Charleston Marriott	14		1980
Ashley House	14		1965
Holiday Inn Riverview Hotel	13		1970
People's Office Building	8	121 ft	1911
Rutledge Tower (MUSC)	12		1980
Joseph Floyd Manor	12		1951
MUSC Medical Center	10		1955
Harborview Tower (MUSC)	10
Storm Eye Institute (MUSC)	9
Bee Street Garage	8		2008
Bee Street Lofts	8		2007

Notes

Lists of tallest buildings in the United States

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