Welcome to 10 Riker Street, a fully renovated downtown Charleston home located directly on the Lowcountry Lowline. You may be wondering what the Lowcountry Lowline is; well, it's the future home of the largest park on the peninsula, stretching 1.7 miles. This abandoned railway track of land stretches along I-26 and will serve many purposes, such as reconnecting the eight neighborhoods that were cut off from one another many years ago. The project adds critical infrastructure that will help address city-wide flooding and add green space that highlights the different Boroughs of Charleston while giving pedestrians and bicyclists a safe, dedicated path to maneuver through the city.Riker Street sits along the section of the Lowcountry Lowline known as ''The Columns''that will host a neighborhood market and pocket parks where neighborhood streets end into the Lowline property. This home was a total renovation down to the studs in and out, with all the major systems being 2021. The Stylish kitchen opens into the living room, allowing you to be a part of what's going on. Then as you move towards the rear of the home, you find a nice bathroom and two bedrooms. Next, you reach the large Master Suite with a walk-in closet fit for any fashionista and a master bathroom you don't want to miss. The outside of this home offers a large front porch and a sizable fenced-in backyard.