Jefferson Square Condos for Sale

Est. 1989

Refined Fourth Ward brick mid-rise

525 N Graham St, Fourth Ward / Uptown 28202 · Built 1989 · 78 residences · 6 floors

Jefferson Square is the quietly elegant Fourth Ward brick mid-rise that long-tenured Charlotte buyers gravitate toward. Its arched windows, classical detailing, and intimate scale produce a residential proposition that feels closer to Charleston or Savannah than to typical Charlotte construction.

Built in 1989, Jefferson Square emerged from the late-1980s Fourth Ward redevelopment cycle as one of the most architecturally restrained mid-rise additions to the neighborhood. The classical detailing — arched windows, brick patterning, modest cornice work — has aged with notable grace.

Buyer profiles concentrate among long-tenured Charlotte residents, empty-nesters who specifically wanted classical architectural detail, and a meaningful share of design-conscious principals seeking quieter Fourth Ward character.

Pricing tiers concentrate $525K–$700K for one-bedroom, $750K–$1.1M for two-bedroom, and $1.2M–$1.6M for three-bedroom and corner residences. Top-floor units with arched-window sightlines occasionally clear $1.7M+ when they surface.

Jefferson Square at a Glance

Floors
6
Total Residences
78
Median Sale
$845K
Original Year Built
1989

Floor Plans & Price Tiers

  • 1 Bedroom Residences — 950 – 1,200 sqft, $525K – $700K. Single-bedroom plans with arched windows and traditional detailing.
  • 2 Bedroom Residences — 1,300 – 1,750 sqft, $750K – $1.1M. Two-bedroom plans with split primaries and dedicated dining.
  • 3 Bedroom Corner Residences — 1,850 – 2,300 sqft, $1.2M – $1.6M. Corner three-bedroom plans with two-side exposures and arched-window detailing.
  • Top-Floor Residences — 2,400 – 2,900 sqft, $1.7M – $2.2M. Top-floor residences with full arched-window sightlines and Fourth Ward orientation.

Building Amenities

  • Resident Lounge — Lounge with traditional detailing and catering kitchen.
  • Fitness Studio — Equipped fitness facility with cardio and free weights.
  • Landscaped Grounds — Mature plantings and traditional landscape design.
  • Bike Storage — Secured indoor bike storage.
  • Secure Garage Parking — Deeded covered parking with controlled access.
  • Wine Storage — Climate-controlled private wine storage available to residents.

Living at Jefferson Square

Jefferson Square draws buyers who specifically want classical architectural character. Daily routines anchor on Fourth Ward Park, the McColl Center, and the historic Victorian streetscape.

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

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

Who Jefferson Square Suits

  • Buyers who specifically value classical architectural detailing
  • Long-tenured Charlotte residents and design-conscious principals
  • Empty-nesters relocating from traditional suburban estates
  • Pied-à-terre buyers prioritizing quiet Fourth Ward character

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Jefferson Square compare to Fourth Ward Square or Hanover Place?

Jefferson Square trades on classical architectural detailing — arched windows, brick patterning, traditional cornice work. Fourth Ward Square trades on courtyard residential model. Hanover Place on historic conversion character. Jefferson Square is the classical-architecture Fourth Ward choice.

Is Jefferson Square pet-friendly?

Yes — Jefferson Square is pet-friendly with reasonable allowances. Fourth Ward Park is one block away.

What HOA dues should buyers expect?

HOA dues at Jefferson 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.

Are top-floor units commonly available?

Top-floor units with arched-window sightlines surface infrequently — typically one to two transactions per year. Most attract long-tenured ownership.

How walkable is Jefferson Square to the central Uptown employment corridor?

Jefferson Square is a seven-to-nine-minute walk to the Bank of America Corporate Center and Truist Tower. Fourth Ward Park is one block away.