1020 Arosa Ave APT 5, Charlotte, NC 28203

Originally converted in the early 1980’s, this charming attic residence has a unique, artistic flare that makes it standout from other rubber stamped condominium plans. The open floor plan, sloping ceilings, dormer nooks, skylights, tile counter tops, and creative use of space make this a one-of-a-kind living space. As one of only five units in this 1930’s building, it is perfect for someone who needs peaceful isolation from the hustle and bustle, yet who also desires the excitement and access of living near the center city. Features and Amenities Overall Unit (750 total sq ft) § Secure common space lobby access § Ample attic and basement storage space § Four year old heat-pump with air purification unit § New brushed metal electrical plates throughout § Freshly painted throughout § Convenient on-site parking in rear. Easy on-street parking also available. Living (403 sq ft with entry) § Open plan with kitchen and entry § Pair of open-able skylights § Dormer window nook § New decorative cable lighting and dining light fixture § Wall to wall carpeting Kitchen (91 sq ft) § Tile counter tops and new brushed metal hardware § Hardwood flooring § Jenaire grille range with stove top and oven § Built-in china cabinet and pantry wall unit with cork shelf lining § Refrigerator § Dishwasher § Double sink with disposal Bathroom (66 sq ft) § Tile counter tops and new brushed metal hardware § Single open-able skylights § New decorative flooring § New pair of mirrored medicine cabinets Bedroom (176 sq ft + 53 sq ft closet) § Walk-in closet with all-in-one washer-dryer connections and crawl space access § Dormer window nook § Wall to wall carpeting Neighborhood Description Dilworth, Charlotte's first streetcar suburb, was developed in the 1890s on 250 acres southwest of the original city limits and included the Joseph Forsyth Johnson designed Latta Park. Planned largely with a grid pattern similar to the city's original four wards, it was initially designated the Eighth Ward. Centered on East Boulevard, today Dilworth is popular with Charlotte's young professionals drawn to its historic turn of the century architecture and traditional neighborhood feel.