1 Park Vista Ln #320, Winston-Salem, NC 27101

This is a rare, fully renovated downtown condo at One Park Vista — a refined urban residence designed for lifestyle and convenience. At 1,557 square feet the upper-level Unit 320 opens into a generous great room with high ceilings and a working fireplace that anchors the living and dining areas. A newly updated kitchen features modern appliances (gas cooktop plus free-standing range), sleek surfaces, and an efficient layout that flows directly into the entertaining spaces.

Step through sliding doors to a large covered balcony with a gas hookup and direct skyline views — a private outdoor extension of the living room that faces the city and nearby green space. The primary suite includes balcony access, a renovated bathroom with soaking tub, double vanity and walk-in closet; the second bedroom includes two closets and is suited for guests or a home office. Practical upgrades include a separate stacked washer/dryer room, second-floor storage, an upgraded secure entry system and a garbage chute for daily convenience.

This unit includes two secured/assigned parking spaces — an uncommon downtown convenience — plus paved building access and visitor options. The building was completed in 2007 and the unit’s recent renovations mean move-in ready living without immediate capital needs. For city dwellers, One Park Vista places you a short walk from Bailey Park, Merschel Park, Old Salem Museums & Gardens, a thriving restaurant scene, and downtown events.

Whether you’re seeking a primary downtown home or a well-positioned investment, Unit 320 is a compelling proposition: turnkey finishes, assigned secure parking, large covered outdoor living and true downtown walkability. Contact Clare Fader at Fader Real Estate (336-575-7262) for a private showing and to request HOA and parking documentation.

Downtown Winston-Salem blends historic districts, cultural institutions and contemporary dining into a compact, walkable urban core. Residents enjoy parks like Bailey Park and Merschel Park, frequent programming and festivals, and easy access to Old Salem’s museums and Reynolda attractions. The area draws professionals and empty-nesters seeking urban convenience without the scale of a major metropolis; walkability, street-level dining and arts venues are hallmarks of this neighborhood.