Flat land at the end of a dead end street in the heart of NoDa. Lots like this don’t come along often in Charlotte’s Arts District, and this one sits where most buyers would want it: quiet and private at the end of the street, with everything NoDa has to offer within walking distance.

Level ground makes a lot easier to plan around. Whether the vision is a custom home, a modern cottage that respects the neighborhood’s mill village roots, or a design you’ve been carrying around for years, a flat site gives your architect and builder room to work without fighting the land. At the end of a dead end street, there’s no through traffic past the front door.

Then there’s the address. Walk to Neighborhood Theatre for live music, NoDa Brewing, the galleries and studios, and the restaurants and coffee shops along North Davidson. The LYNX Blue Line stops in the district for a straight run to Uptown. NoDa started as a mill village and became Charlotte’s arts and entertainment district, and a lot here lets you build into that character instead of renting a piece of it.

The circa 1900 mill cottage next door is also for sale. The owner holds both and prefers to sell them together, which opens up options: restore the cottage and keep the lot for your next chapter, or take both and plan something bigger. Ask about the lot on its own.

Buyer to verify zoning, setbacks, utilities, and any overlay or design requirements with the City of Charlotte.