Third Ward · Condominium
230 South Tryon
A 1920s office tower converted to residences on the Tryon corridor — the rare Uptown condominium with genuine pre-war bones.
- Delivered
- 1920s building, 2000s residential conversion
- Stories
- 20
- Units
- Small association
- Ward
- Third Ward
230 S Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28202
What defines it
Highlights
- Historic structure with tall windows and thick masonry walls
- Directly on the Tryon Street spine, steps from the Levine Center for the Arts
- Small association with correspondingly personal management
- Distinctive plans that vary floor to floor
Living here
Conversions like this trade the predictability of new construction for character that cannot be built today: window proportions, ceiling heights and irregular rooms with actual personality.
The market read
Older structures carry older systems. Underwrite the building's mechanical and envelope history alongside the unit, and expect appraisal comparables to be thin.
Verify before relying. Heights, delivery years, unit counts and market characterizations above are editorial summaries drawn from public records. Confirm every figure in Mecklenburg County POLARIS, with the County Assessor, and with the association directly. This guide publishes no individual listings and is not an offer of any kind.
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Third Ward around it
The parks, transit stops, schools, markets and venues within walking distance of 230 South Tryon, filterable by category.
The Wards
Third Ward
Third Ward · SW quadrant
The southwest quadrant: Romare Bearden Park, Truist Field, Bank of America Stadium, Gateway Village and the Duke Energy Center.
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How this page was researched
This guide is independently written and verified against primary public records and official organizations. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing the City of Charlotte, Charlotte Center City Partners, any condominium association, or any building owner.
Read our full citation methodology and editorial standards- 01POLARIS 3G property and parcel records
Mecklenburg County GIS
Parcel boundaries, building footprints, ownership, and sale history.
- 02Property tax and assessed value records
Mecklenburg County Assessor's Office
Assessed values, revaluation cycles, and tax rates by parcel.
- 03Unified Development Ordinance and zoning maps
City of Charlotte
Uptown Mixed-Use zoning, height, and streetscape requirements.
- 04State of the Center City report and development pipeline
Charlotte Center City Partners
Residential population, office inventory, and project pipeline for Uptown.
- 05Local historic districts and designated landmarks
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission
Fourth Ward historic district and individually designated buildings.
- 06Real estate licensing and disclosure rules
North Carolina Real Estate Commission
Agency, disclosure, and condominium resale certificate requirements.
Figures such as pricing, dues, assessments, tenancy, and school assignment change over time. Always confirm current details directly with the source before making a decision.