Located in Midtown Charlotte's desirable Cherry corridor, 222 S Torrence St #50 offers a rare combination: a compact Arts & Crafts townhome footprint with immediate access to neighborhood retail, greenway trails and Uptown employment centers. This 1,142-square-foot residence delivers two bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms across a well-organized plan built in 1999 — ideal for professionals, downsizers, or investors looking for a low-maintenance entry into central Charlotte.
What sets this home apart is the location. Walk to Trader Joe’s, neighborhood restaurants, cafes and a stretch of small retailers on nearby Central Ave. The Midtown Greenway and local park spaces are a short walk or bike ride away, and Uptown Charlotte — with its entertainment, corporate offices and hospitals — is minutes by car. Major highways (I-277, I-77 and I-85) are easily accessible for regional travel, and Charlotte-Douglas International Airport remains within convenient driving distance.
The two-bedroom, 2.5-bath arrangement suits modern lifestyles: comfortable private quarters upstairs with adequate separation between living and sleeping areas, and a compact footprint that reduces ongoing maintenance. There is no HOA, which provides flexibility and control for the owner — from cosmetic updates to rental decisions. The listing price of $460,000 positions the property in line with Midtown townhomes that prioritize location and walkability over large yards or private garages.
Buyers who value proximity will appreciate the immediate access to neighborhood amenities and the short commute to Uptown. Investors will find steady tenant demand in this corridor; conservative underwriting suggests monthly rents in the $2,000–$2,600 range depending on finish and parking arrangements. Schedule a showing to evaluate the in-unit condition, mechanicals and parking specifics — this is a straightforward way into one of Charlotte’s most sought-after central neighborhoods.