Fourth Ward Buildings

Every apartment and condominium building in Fourth Ward

Fourth Ward is the northwest quarter of Uptown, bounded by Interstate 277, Tryon Street, Trade Street and the Norfolk Southern railroad tracks. Inside those lines are high-rise towers, 1920s apartment houses, townhomes from the neighborhood's revival in the early 1980s, and some of the oldest houses in Charlotte. This directory lists every building with 10 or more homes, plus one smaller townhome community. Each name links to that building's page.

Home counts and years come from Mecklenburg County property records unless the building's page says otherwise. For schools, transit, trash day and more, see Living Here.

The towers

Building	Address	Built / homes
The VUE Charlotte	215 N Pine Street	2010 / 408 homes
The Avenue	210 N Church Street	2007 / 384 homes
Fifth and Poplar	300 W 5th Street	2002 / 302 homes

Mid-rise condominiums

Building	Address	Built / homes
715 North Church	715 N Church Street	2003 / 102 homes
400 North Church	400 N Church Street	1997 / 83 homes
Jefferson Square	401 and 415 N Church Street	2002 / 72 homes
Park Plaza	405 W 7th Street	1999 / 71 homes
626 North Graham	626 N Graham Street	2004 / 43 lofts over shops
The Garrison at Graham	715 N Graham Street	2009 / 41 homes
Chapel Watch	512 to 582 N Church Street	1999 / 34 homes
Silo Urban Lofts	514 W 10th Street	2004 / 24 lofts
Settlers Place	229 N Church Street	21 homes in the 1905 NC Medical College building and a 2002 wing
Hanover Plaza	508 N Graham Street	1997 / 15 homes

Historic buildings, now condominiums

Building	Address	Notes
The Poplar	301 W 10th Street	Finished 1930 / 5 stories / 39 condominiums
Frederick Apartments (Frederick Place)	515 N Church Street	1927 / terra cotta facade / W. J. Cash lived here 1938 to 1940 / 29 condominiums
St. Peter's Condominiums	229 N Poplar Street	St. Peter's Hospital, opened 1878 / 36 condominiums since 1980
Ivey's	127 N Tryon Street	64 condominiums in the old Ivey's department store

Townhomes and smaller condominiums

Building	Address	Built / homes
Fourth Ward Square	505 to 529 N Graham Street	1990 / 154 homes in seven buildings
Springfield Square	413 to 433 W 8th Street	1981 to 1987 / 105 homes
Churchill	224 N Poplar Street	1982 / 30 homes
Hackberry Court	500 to 530 N Poplar Street	1981 / 27 homes
Davidson Square	417 to 425 N Church Street	1981 / 27 homes
Settlers Lane	301 to 340 Settlers Lane	1980 and 1988 / 23 townhouses
Tenth Avenue Townhomes	300 to 324 W 10th and 701 to 717 N Poplar	1981 / 22 townhouses
Park Place	301 to 379 W 7th Street	1997 / 19 townhomes
Barringer Square	212 W 10th Street	1982 / 18 homes
The Dormers	721 N Poplar Street	1982 and 1983 / 18 homes
Charlotte Oaks	718 N Poplar Street	1983 / 18 homes
Manhattan on the Park	W 8th Street at N Graham	1982 / 12 homes
Graham Court	W 9th Street at N Graham	1981 / 12 townhomes
701 North Church	701 N Church Street	2007 / 9 townhomes

Apartments

Building	Address	Built / apartments
The Ascher	640 N Church Street	2014 and 2016 / two towers, built as SkyHouse
500 West Trade	500 W Trade Street	2020 / 354 apartments in two towers
MAA Uptown	305 N Graham Street	1999 / 227 apartments
Camden Cotton Mills	520 W 5th Street	2002 apartments beside the 1880s Charlotte Cotton Mill
The Kensington	425 W 5th Street	2004 / 143 apartments
Uptown Gardens	N Graham and W 8th streets	1985 / low-rise apartments
415 Flats	413 to 417 W 10th Street	1985 / 30 apartments

Senior and income-based housing

Building	Address	Notes
Edwin Towers	201 W 10th Street	1967 / 176 income-based apartments for residents 55 and older, run by Inlivian
Poplar Grove	421 N Poplar Street	1977 / affordable apartments in four buildings

The houses

Fourth Ward's historic houses line North Pine and North Poplar and West Eighth and Ninth streets. Most are private homes. The Fourth Ward Walking Tour covers them house by house, and Living Here lists them by street.

Missing something?

If your building is missing or something here is wrong, tell us at the contact page and we will check it and fix it.

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Sources

• Mecklenburg County property records. Read October 3, 2026.
• Friends of Fourth Ward, bylaws and member condominium and apartment associations, fourthwardclt.org. Read October 3, 2026.
• Mecklenburg County Historic Landmarks, landmark pages for the Poplar Apartments, Frederick Apartments, St. Peter's Hospital and Charlotte Cotton Mill, hl.mecknc.gov. Read October 3, 2026.
• Inlivian, Edwin Towers, inlivian.com. Read October 3, 2026.
• Building operators' own websites for The Ascher, 500 West Trade, MAA Uptown and The Kensington. Read October 3, 2026.