143 Music Hall Way

End unit in Tremont Square, off West Tremont Avenue in South End, built in 2019 in brick and fiber cement. The street is named for Tremont Music Hall, the rock club that ran at 400 West Tremont from 1995 until the building sold in 2015 and the club played its last show that December. Tremont Square went up on the site, which is how a row of townhomes ended up with an address like this one. The Blue Line's East/West Boulevard station is about a half mile out, and it is one of nine stations that sit directly on the Charlotte Rail Trail. That means the ride into Uptown is three and a half miles of paved twelve-foot path instead of a negotiation with traffic on South Tryon, and it means the same path takes you the other direction to Atherton Mill and the Saturday market. There is a B-cycle hub at the station if you would rather not store a bike in the garage, though there is plenty of room.

The bedroom layout is the other reason to look at this one. Three bedrooms, three full baths, and nobody sharing. Two bedrooms sit together on the upper level, each with its own full bath and its own walk-in closet. The third bedroom has the top level essentially to itself, with a full bath, and a flex space outside its door that works as a second living room, an office, or a den plus a fantastic rooftop terrace. The half bath sits on the main living level with the kitchen, so guests never travel past a bedroom door. That main level runs the full depth of the unit with no walls chopping it into pieces. The kitchen anchors the middle. The seller extended the custom island by twelve inches to add storage underneath and build in the microwave, which keeps the counter clear and gives the island enough surface to prep. A professional range hood sits over the gas range against a custom tile backsplash. The cabinets along the walls are white, the island is a contrasting gray, and the counters run the same across both. Dining sits at the back of that floor with a balcony off it, sized for a grill and a couple of chairs.

The living room is situated in front with extra windows. The rear-entry garage holds two cars in tandem and the seller finished it out, so bikes, tools, and a workbench fit alongside them. A drop zone sits at the base of the stairs for helmets, coats, and everything else that comes through the door first. Laundry is on the upper level between the two bedrooms. Cased windows, custom blinds, and custom paint colors are seller upgrades rather than builder standard. The primary bath has a double vanity, a separate glass shower, and a custom tiled niche the seller added. Floors are wood and tile. Tenant occupied, current lease ends 9/30/2026, going month to month thereafter.