Barringer Square Condos for Sale

Est. 1992

Federal-style Fourth Ward residence

501 N Pine St, Fourth Ward / Uptown 28202 · Built 1992 · 56 residences · 4 floors

Barringer Square is the Federal-style Fourth Ward residence whose architectural restraint reads more Charleston than Charlotte — a refined brick mid-rise with shuttered windows, classical pediment entry, and a deliberate symmetry that integrates seamlessly into the historic streetscape. For traditionalist buyers, no Fourth Ward address is more architecturally on-point.

Built in 1992, Barringer Square deployed Federal-style architectural vocabulary — black-shuttered windows, brick pilasters, classical pediment entry, and a strict facade symmetry — that explicitly referenced the historic American residential tradition. The result is a building that feels architecturally inevitable in its Fourth Ward context.

Buyer profiles concentrate among long-tenured Charlotte residents, traditionalist design principals, and a meaningful share of empty-nesters relocating from Federal-style suburban estates seeking continuity in their architectural preferences.

Pricing tiers concentrate $550K–$725K for two-bedroom, $775K–$1.1M for three-bedroom, and $1.15M–$1.6M for the largest townhome-style and corner residences.

Barringer Square at a Glance

Floors
4
Total Residences
56
Median Sale
$845K
Original Year Built
1992

Floor Plans & Price Tiers

  • 2 Bedroom Residences — 1,250 – 1,550 sqft, $550K – $725K. Two-bedroom plans with shuttered windows and traditional Federal-style detailing.
  • 3 Bedroom Residences — 1,700 – 2,100 sqft, $775K – $1.1M. Three-bedroom plans with split primaries and twin street terraces.
  • Townhome-Style Residences — 2,200 – 2,600 sqft, $1.15M – $1.5M. Three-bedroom townhome-style residences with private entries, gabled rooflines, and Federal-style detailing.
  • Corner Residences — 2,700 – 3,100 sqft, $1.6M – $2M. Corner residences with two-side exposures and full street orientation.

Building Amenities

  • Landscaped Courtyard — Central landscaped courtyard with traditional plantings and seating.
  • Resident Lounge — Lounge with Federal-style detailing and catering kitchen.
  • Bike Storage — Secured indoor bike storage.
  • Secure Garage Parking — Deeded covered parking with controlled access.
  • Pet-Friendly Grounds — Landscaped grounds suitable for daily dog walks.
  • Storage Lockers — Private resident storage lockers.

Living at Barringer Square

Barringer Square draws buyers who specifically want Federal-style architectural continuity. Daily routines anchor on Fourth Ward Park (one block), the historic Victorian streetscape, and the broader Fourth Ward residential rhythm.

The central Uptown employment corridor is a seven-to-nine-minute walk. Resident culture leans quieter, more traditional, and more design-conscious than peer larger buildings.

Weekend dining anchors include Alexander Michael's, The Wooden Vine, and the Bechtler / Mint Museum Uptown corridor.

Who Barringer Square Suits

  • Buyers who specifically want Federal-style architectural detailing
  • Long-tenured Charlotte residents and traditionalist design principals
  • Empty-nesters relocating from Federal-style suburban estates
  • Pied-à-terre buyers prioritizing classical Fourth Ward character

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Barringer Square compare to Jefferson Square or Settlers Place?

Barringer Square is the most architecturally Federal of the three — explicit shuttered windows and classical pediment entry. Jefferson Square trades on classical detailing more broadly. Settlers Place trades on intimate scale and townhome-style residences. Barringer Square is the Federal-traditionalist choice.

Are townhome-style residences common at Barringer Square?

Yes — Barringer Square's townhome-style residences with private entries and Federal-style gabled rooflines are among the building's most distinctive plans. They tend to attract long-tenured ownership.

What HOA dues should buyers expect?

HOA dues at Barringer Square are positioned in the mid-tier for Fourth Ward — reflective of the building's intimate scale and traditional amenity programming. We review three years of HOA history during showings.

Is Barringer Square pet-friendly?

Yes — Barringer Square is highly pet-friendly with landscaped grounds. Fourth Ward Park is one block away.

What is the resident turnover pattern at Barringer Square?

Barringer Square has notably low annual turnover — typically three to five transactions per year. Many residents are long-tenured Charlotte families with multi-generational neighborhood ties.