Uptown Charlotte NC – Charlotte’s Most Walkable Community
Charlotte’s Downtown has gone from looking ‘down’ to an Uptown filled with vitality and growth! Walkability is the best in the city in what is now, Uptown Charlotte.
From your morning coffee at one of several coffee shops in Uptown to work; out for lunch in your choice of fabulous restaurants, a workout at the Uptown YMCA and it’s a quick jaunt back to work. Or, hop the trolley back to your office (a free ride)
After work, there’s so much to do from dining at 5-star restaurants to catching the theatre at the Blumenthal, a concert or Bobcats game at the Timewarner Cable Arena or a ride on the mechanical bull at Whiskey River in EpiCentre! And, on the weekend, how about those Panthers?!
Buying a condo or townhome in Charlotte NC? Consider vibrant, vertical Uptown Charlotte NC-it’s all about lifestyle!
Give us a call today at (704)491-3310 or email us at Broker@TheCharlotteScoop.com for your tour of our amazing Uptown condos and townhomes. Below are listings of Uptown condos, townhouses and single family homes for sale.
Showing properties 1 - 20 of 162. See more Homes for Sale in Uptown Charlotte Zip 28202.
(all data current as of 11/7/2011)
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$219,900 : 405 W 7th Street ,Unit 515, Charlotte
2 beds, 1 full bathLot size: 1,048 sq ftYear built: 1999Listed with The McDevitt AgencyMLS #: 2050358Status: Active
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$115,000 : 721 N Poplar Street ,Unit 16, Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 484 sq ftYear built: 1983Parking spots: 1Listed with Realty ProsMLS #: 979207Status: Active
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$550,000 : 229 N Church Street ,Unit 202, Charlotte
2 beds, 2 full bathsLot size: 2,088 sq ftYear built: 2002Listed with Allen Tate CompanyMLS #: 2049827Status: Active
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$289,900 : 701 Royal Court ,Unit 801, Charlotte
2 beds, 2 full bathsLot size: 1,198 sq ftYear built: 2009Listed with Helen Adams RealtyMLS #: 2049745Status: Active
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$124,900 : 521 N Graham Street ,Unit 3E, Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 665 sq ftYear built: 1990Parking spots: 1Listed with My TownhomeMLS #: 2003213Status: Active
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$327,000 : 301 W 10th Street ,Unit 408, Charlotte
2 beds, 2 full bathsLot size: 1,518 sq ftYear built: 1927Listed with Metrovillage Properties LLCMLS #: 2049369Status: Active
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$200,000 : 210 N Church Street ,Unit 1304, Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 791 sq ftYear built: 2007Listed with The McDevitt AgencyMLS #: 2049349Status: Active
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$219,900 : 505 E 6th Street ,Unit 1106, Charlotte
2 beds, 2 full bathsLot size: 1,171 sq ftYear built: 2006Parking spots: 2Listed with The McDevitt AgencyMLS #: 2049216Status: Active
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$195,000 : 210 N Church Street ,Unit 2813, Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 845 sq ftYear built: 2007Listed with CottinghamChalkHayes, RealtorsMLS #: 2049097Status: Active
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$237,000 : 301 W 10th Street ,Unit 202, Charlotte
2 beds, 1 full bathLot size: 1,305 sq ftYear built: 1927Parking spots: 1Listed with Prudential Carolinas RealtyMLS #: 2049026Status: Active
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$185,000 : 210 Church Street ,Unit 1708, Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 760 sq ftYear built: 2007Listed with Tripp Griffin Properties, LLCMLS #: 2049021Status: Active
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$214,900 : MLS # 2048644 in Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 874 sq ftYear built: 1971Listed with TradeStreet RealtyMLS #: 2048644Status: Active
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$129,900 : 715 N Church Street ,Unit 503, Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 458 sq ftYear built: 2003Parking spots: 1Listed with First Priority Realty Inc.MLS #: 980980Status: Active
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$275,000 : 530 N Poplar Street ,Unit F, Charlotte
2 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsLot size: 1,260 sq ftYear built: 1981Parking spots: 1Listed with Allen Tate CompanyMLS #: 2048180Status: Active
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$162,500 : 413 W 8th Street ,Unit h, Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 850 sq ftYear built: 1981Parking spots: 1Listed with Tripp Griffin Properties, LLCMLS #: 974438Status: Active
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$211,452 : 222 S Caldwell Street ,Unit 1406, Charlotte
1 bed, 1 full bathLot size: 705 sq ftYear built: 2013Listed with The McDevitt AgencyMLS #: 2047163Status: Active
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$109,900 : 922 Greenleaf Avenue ,Unit B, Charlotte
2 beds, 1 full, 1 part bathsLot size: 1,233 sq ftYear built: 1985Parking spots: 1Listed with Giving Tree RealtyMLS #: 2047175Status: Active
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$300,000 : 925 Westbrook Drive ,Unit B, Charlotte
3 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsLot size: 1,550 sq ftYear built: 2009Parking spots: 2Listed with Charlotte Residential RealtyMLS #: 2046822Status: Active
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$267,749 : 405 W 7th Street ,Unit 310, Charlotte
2 beds, 2 full bathsLot size: 1,420 sq ftYear built: 1999Listed with Prudential Carolinas RealtyMLS #: 2046808Status: Active
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$1,215,000 : 215 N Pine Street ,Unit 3304, Charlotte
3 beds, 3 full bathsLot size: 2,125 sq ftYear built: 2010Listed with Knightsbridge PropertiesMLS #: 2046653Status: Active
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BEEEAUTIFUL! But does it bother anyone else that all the sports areas and renamed after corporations? It's a peeve of mine.
I concur, Charlotte is a great City to walk around. Taking the light rail is also fun (I think that's what it is called!)
Debbie, love this localism post and your photos to go with it. For those ready to ditch the car, it sounds like a great place to live.
HI Debbie,
Walkability is for sure the big buzz word of the next few years, convenience, access to services and amenities and work all with in WALKING distance..... we are going back to medieval Europe....... welcome to the future ;)
Debe - I think laura's comment is interesting, doesn't she know that they pay a lot of money to the city for the right to put their names on those stadiums?
Debe,
Charlotte is a great community and the downtown area has really become better and better. I can remember years back when the downtown area was getting some really great features.
There certainly does seem to be a lot to do in Uptown Charlotte. I don't know how it was before, but it sounds exciting now.
Laura, Larry is right--these corporations pay a boatload of money for naming rights for a specified period of time. Now, we have Timewarner Cable Arena and Bank of America Stadium - both have corporate offices in the city so, we don't mind a bit that they're paying for these venues. At least we're getting something back from these hefty fees, right?!
Ellie, you're correct! The LYNX light rail system is fabulous and we LOVE having it here in our city.
Leah: Oh and it is! There are many who do that as well!
Nancy: GREAT options! Got a buyer? We've got some great deals in our Uptown right now!
Peter & Linda: Walkability--can't believe how far we've come with our uptown in the past 20 years! It's a whole new world and just so vibrant and convenient! I love Uptown Charlotte!
Larry B: You're so right--a ToN of money to have their name on the front of these venues!
Larry: And, you lived here when you didn't want to step foot out of your car up there unless you were headed into Ivey's! Things have changed so very much over the years--for the better, of course!
Jane: Oh, the change has been dramatic but, planned. It's been so much fun to watch our city grow as a result of this concentration in building our downtown--not Uptown area. For me, it's the most fascinating, vibrant area in the city.
Hi Debe - awesome post about the walkable areas of Charlotte - but the light rail sounds great too.
I would love to walk Charlotte sometime in the future. It's one of the many places that I would love to visit.
I can't decide if I want to live in Charlotte because it actually is a wonderful place or because you make it sound so terrific in your neighborhood posts. The Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau should send you roses every day.
Debe - A walkable community like Uptown Charlotte is definitely the type of community I want to live in when my boys are older and out of the house.
Charlotte is awesome and living downtown is getting more popular these days!
Debe Uptown Charlotte sounds like an ideal seting for people who don't want to commute long idstances
Debe, I typically pass through there at least once a year. I need to stop in and see the downtown on my next journey through the area. I do love the Charlotte area.
That is a great post! So many attractive buildings! Hope you have a wonderful weekend! Stay Warm!
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