Estimate anchored to current list price of $585,000 and recent 2023 sale at $554,500 (1523 sqft). Adjusted for historic building premium, three-bedroom rarity, and rooftop/common-area upgrade. No live comparable sales search available; market context and historical sales used.
Rare 3-Bedroom Historic Condo with Skyline Views in Fourth Ward
This exceptional three-bedroom, two-bath condominium in The Poplar delivers a rare combination of historic detail and contemporary convenience right in Charlotte’s Fourth Ward. At approximately 1,523 square feet, Unit 308 stands apart from typical downtown offerings — it’s roomy enough for families, remote workers, or buyers who want separate sleeping and office spaces without sacrificing location. High ceilings and the signature fireplace flanked by built-ins give living spaces warmth and architectural presence; wood and tile floors provide a durable, elegant foundation throughout.
The updated kitchen was thoughtfully outfitted with stainless appliances, wall oven, induction/electric cooktop options, generous cabinetry and a separate beverage/bar fridge that’s perfect for entertaining. The primary suite sits privately away from the other bedrooms and includes an ensuite with heated flooring — a small luxury that elevates daily comfort. Two additional bedrooms plus a dedicated sunroom/office create flexible layout possibilities: guest suite, dedicated workspace, or media room.
Practical amenities make urban living easier: allocated basement storage and a common laundry room with multiple machines; building systems include a heat pump for heating and cooling. The building’s rooftop common area is currently being redone as part of a roof replacement project; once completed the rooftop will offer outstanding city skyline views and valuable outdoor living space for residents. The unit’s assigned parking is via the building’s parking lot—verify stall assignment with the HOA prior to closing.
Location is the home’s other major asset: walk to Fourth Ward Park, the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Truist Field, restaurants and coffee shops, and Uptown’s office core. Whether you’re seeking a distinctive owner-occupied residence or a well-located multi-bedroom rental, this Poplar condo offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charlotte history with modern systems and immediate access to the city’s best amenities. Schedule a showing to experience the scale and character in person.
A 1927 historic/loft.
Building
Site & utilities
Fourth Ward / Uptown Charlotte
Researched nearby locations
Location
301 W 10th St #308, Charlotte, NC 28202
Fourth Ward is one of Uptown Charlotte’s most desirable historic neighborhoods, defined by preserved early-20th-century architecture, tree-lined streets, and immediate access to parks, theaters, and stadiums. Residents enjoy a compact urban lifestyle with numerous restaurants, boutique shops and cultural venues within walking distance, and convenient transit connections to the broader Charlotte metro.
Outstanding access to parks and urban recreation — Fourth Ward Park, Romare Bearden Park, and nearby greenways provide frequent outdoor options, plus rooftop amenity coming online.
A factual market snapshot around 301 W 10th St.
Fourth Ward and the broader Uptown Charlotte condo market remain desirable for buyers seeking walkability and proximity to jobs, entertainment and sports venues. Inventory of larger three-bedroom condos is limited, which supports pricing premiums for well-maintained historic conversions. Recent market conditions show modest appreciation year-over-year (low single digits) with five-year gains in the high teens. Days-on-market for centrally located condos typically runs in the 20–60 day range depending on price and condition; this listing’s position — larger footprint, upgraded finishes, rooftop amenity upside — should attract both owner-occupiers and professional renters. Buyers should confirm HOA dues and any rooftop-related assessments; sellers should highlight rooftop completion and parking assignment to maximize buyer interest.
Uptown Charlotte historic core has mixed-use and historic overlays; building is a condominium in a historic converted property. Exact parcel zoning should be confirmed with City of Charlotte zoning map.
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Residential Condominium
- Mixed Use Allowed In Primary District (Retail/Office On Lower Floors In Similar Buildings)
- Historic Overlay May Restrict Exterior Modifications
Assessment data and recorded transactions.
Assessed value is kept visually separate from the CompCasa market-value estimate.
Sale history
What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.
Key findings
- Built in 1927; historically significant conversion (The Poplar).
- Unit sold in 2023 for $554,500; current list is $585,000 (51 DOM).
- Price per sqft at list is approximately $384.
- No attached garage; parking via community lot (confirm assignment).
- HOA exists and is required (confirm dues and reserve balance).
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms
- Approx. 1,523 sqft with high ceilings
- Fireplace with built-in bookcases
- Updated kitchen with stainless appliances, wall oven, induction cooktop
- Primary bathroom with heated floors
- Wood and tile flooring
- Sunroom/office space off living/dining
Exterior & Lot
- Historic 1927 masonry building (The Poplar)
- Rooftop common area currently being renovated with skyline views when completed
- Assigned surface parking in building lot (verify assignment)
- Basement common laundry and individual storage area
Location & Neighborhood
- Fourth Ward / Uptown Charlotte — strong walkability to restaurants and culture
- Short walk to Truist Field, Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Romare Bearden Park
- Easy access to public transit and major employment centers
- Historic tree-lined streets and well-preserved architecture
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 95/100
- Close to Fourth Ward Park, Romare Bearden Park, and waterfront trails
- Easy access to urban bike lanes and transit options
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