921 Westmere Avenue

Experience unparalleled urban luxury in this meticulously reimagined 2,000+ square foot condo, perfectly positioned immediately adjacent to Charlotte’s highly anticipated Iron District. Inside this expansive 1.5-story residence, a sophisticated, transitional masterpiece awaits. The main level is defined by striking epoxy resin flooring that flows seamlessly through the open floor plan. The centerpiece of the home is a fully gutted, true chef’s kitchen designed for the culinary enthusiast. It features an elite KitchenAid appliance suite—including an electric induction range and a 5-door refrigerator—custom cabinetry with extensive organizational rollouts, and a stainless steel Vigo farmhouse sink with a cutting board inlay.

Upstairs, new stain-resistant carpeting leads to the ultimate private retreat. The primary suite features a highly customized walk-in closet outfitted with rollout jewelry shelves, dedicated shoe shelving, and reinforced steel rails. The primary bathroom has undergone a full-gut transformation into a resort-caliber spa, showcasing a reinforced quartz stone tub, an extended shower with dual rain heads, a custom anti-fog LED mirror, and a sleek quartz vanity. The guest bath is equally impressive, boasting modern fixtures and a Bluetooth-enabled ventilation and lighting system.

No detail or system was overlooked in the modernization of this home. State-of-the-art infrastructural upgrades include a UV-sanitizing HVAC system with app control, an electric tankless water heater, repaired motorized ventilation windows, and fully updated electrical with integrated USB outlets throughout. Complete with a dedicated laundry area featuring steam-setting LG appliances and custom cabinetry, this Skybox property offers a flawless, turn-key lifestyle at the very forefront of Charlotte's most exciting new development corridor. HOA plans to replace roofs in the near future. No vote or final assessment amount has been determined yet.

IMPORTANT: The original warehouse structure was constructed in 1964. The building underwent a complete adaptive reuse and was officially converted into residential luxury lofts in 2007 based on our research.