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Charlotte, NC
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Settlers Place

Residential building in the Fourth Ward neighborhood of Charlotte, NC. See linked profile page for full details.

A boutique condominium in the 1905 North Carolina Medical College building

Settlers Place is the boutique mid-rise condominium in Historic Fourth Ward at 229 North Church Street. The site originally held the North Carolina Medical College, a 1905 Colonial Revival building designed by architect James Mackson McMichael (1870–1944).

Address note

Settlers Place is sometimes listed on "W 6th Street" and described as "adjacent to Settlers' Cemetery." Neither is correct. Mecklenburg County records address all 21 homes at 229 North Church Street. Settlers' Cemetery is nearby in Historic Fourth Ward, but it does not adjoin the building's lot.

See also: this building is stop 47 on the Historic Fourth Ward walking tour, which documents the NC Medical College history and architect James Mackson McMichael in the broader neighborhood context.

Correction to an earlier version of this page (2026-04-24)

An earlier version of this page said the site once held a Charlotte "women's college." The original 1905 building was the NC Medical College, designed by architect James Mackson McMichael (1870–1944), per the Friends of Fourth Ward self-walking tour (stop 47).

At a glance

  • Address. 229 North Church Street, Charlotte, NC 28202.
  • Units. 21, per Mecklenburg County property records: six in the historic building and 15 added in 2002.
  • Ownership. Condominium.
  • Type. Boutique mid-rise.
  • Historic site. The site originally held the NC Medical College, a 1905 Colonial Revival building designed by James Mackson McMichael (per the Friends of Fourth Ward walking tour, stop 47).

Unit types

Two- and three-bedroom residences, ranging approximately 2,000 to 3,300 heated square feet. One penthouse residence (a single unit, exclusive). Select homes have direct elevator access that opens into the condo. Modern-side units feature larger terraces. Historic-side units have traditional floor plans.

Amenities

  • Secured entry with controlled access
  • Elevator access throughout
  • Direct elevator access to select units
  • Larger terraces on modern-side units
  • Low-density community design
  • Quiet residential hallways

Parking

Assigned or deeded parking, depending on the residence. Pet-friendly generally, subject to HOA breed and size restrictions.

Sources

  • WeSellUptown.com, Settlers Place Condos for Sale in Uptown Charlotte — Fourth Ward Living building profile. Retrieved April 24, 2026.
  • charlottepenthouses.com Settlers Place Luxury Condos page. Retrieved April 24, 2026.
  • centercityliving.com Settlers Place Condos profile. Retrieved April 24, 2026.
  • Friends of Fourth Ward member-HOA list, fourthwardclt.org. Retrieved April 24, 2026.
  • Mecklenburg County property records, Settlers Place Condominium. Read October 3, 2026.