Wilmore · Charlotte, NC
An updated cottage on a surprisingly big lot, steps from everything South End.
A 1955 painted-brick ranch in historic Wilmore, updated and opened up to live bright on one easy level.
Inside, the main level is one open, sunlit space. Hardwood floors run throughout, a skylight and a wide picture window pull in the light, and crown molding keeps the 1955 cottage character intact.
The surprise is out back. A big deck off the kitchen opens onto a private, tree-shaded yard, fully fenced, with real room to garden, entertain, or just spread out, this close to the city.
The Home
One open, single-level floor plan, from the front door to the backyard deck.
Inside the front door, the living, dining, and kitchen share one open, sunlit room. Hardwood floors run throughout, and a skylight and wide picture window keep it bright all day.
The kitchen sits in the middle of it all: an island with a sink, stone counters, stainless appliances, and a built-in banquette for morning coffee, open to the living and dining areas.
Three bedrooms line the single-level plan, each with hardwood floors and good light. The third works easily as a home office.
The full bath is renovated with a crisp black, stone-topped vanity, a subway-tiled tub and shower, and modern fixtures.
Off the kitchen, a big deck has room to lounge and dine, looking out over the private back yard.
Beyond the deck, the lot opens into a big, private, tree-shaded yard. The kind of outdoor space that is hard to find this close to the city.
And Throughout
An efficient one-story floor plan with no stairs in the home.
Updated and move-in ready, with hardwood floors and fresh, modern finishes throughout.
Crown molding and trim keep the 1955 cottage character.
The entire back perimeter is fenced and private.
A storage shed in the back yard keeps tools and gear out of the house.
A stone water feature with a waterfall anchors the back garden.
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The Neighborhood
827 Spruce sits in Wilmore, a historic neighborhood laid out in 1914 on the old Wilson and Moore farms, now part of Charlotte's South End just southwest of Uptown.
From the front step you can walk or bike to South End in minutes. The Charlotte Rail Trail runs nearby toward Uptown, past the breweries, murals, and restaurants along Camden Road.
The LYNX Blue Line stops at the East/West Boulevard station a short distance away, with Uptown, Bank of America Stadium, and Charlotte Douglas International Airport all just minutes away.
Schedule a Showing
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