On the Charleston peninsula, three things almost never appear in the same listing: no Homeowners Association, two deeded off-street parking spaces, and a front door one block from Colonial Lake. Two Gadsden Street has all three — and it is the kind of address Harleston Village residents quietly hand down to friends. This fully reimagined three bedrooms, three bathrooms townhome sits directly next to William Moultrie Playground, two minutes from the tennis and pickleball courts, and an easy walk to The Battery, Charleston City Marina, King Street, Medical University of South Carolina, and the College of Charleston. From the front steps, downtown Charleston unfolds on foot. Inside, the first floor lives like a single-family home rather than a townhome. The open layout centers on an entertaining-scale kitchen anchored by a marble island seating three, solid quartzite counters and backsplash, custom cabinetry, a thirty-inch professional gas range with vent hood, and a walk-in butler's pantry with wine fridge — designed for hosting without sacrificing daily flow. Oversized windows, plantation shutters, and a dedicated tiled laundry room finish the main level. Upstairs, the primary suite features an en-suite bathroom with Carrera marble and a walk-in shower; a guest bathroom offers a soaking tub set against Calacatta Viola marble flooring, and custom closet cabinetry runs through both guest bedrooms. The private rear patio is paver-landscaped with exterior storage — low-maintenance, quiet, and entirely yours. Two off-street deeded parking spaces convey. There is no Homeowners Association and no regime fee. Whether this becomes a downtown Charleston primary residence or a Lowcountry pied-à-terre or a lock-and-leave second home or an executive rental in one of the peninsula's most enduring neighborhoods, two Gadsden offers what almost no other Harleston Village townhome can: design, location,, parking,, and freedom — under one roof.