28Th Row Condos for Sale in Charlotte, SC

First Impressions

28th Row sits right in the middle of Charlotte’s NoDa and Villa Heights energy, and that gives it a distinctly urban, connected feel. The building’s industrial-modern look comes through immediately: tall ceilings, exposed ductwork or beams, polished or stained concrete floors, and open layouts that make the homes feel airy and intentional. Many units also lean into the skyline views, with private balconies, Juliet balconies, and a rooftop terrace that turns the city into part of the setting.

"A polished loft-style address where NoDa’s creative pulse meets low-maintenance city living."

Home Styles & Community Feel

This is a condominium community built in 2009, and the homes are consistently two-bedroom, two-bath layouts with a smaller number of one-bedroom floor plans. The architecture is modern and industrial rather than traditional, with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry, bar seating, and split-bedroom plans showing up again and again. Secure entry, elevators, assigned parking, and rooftop access add to the sense of convenience, while features like walk-in closets, office nooks, and multiple balconies make the spaces live larger than their square footage suggests. The overall impression is clean, stylish, and easy to maintain, with a strong emphasis on light, views, and efficient use of space.

Amenities & Daily Rhythm

Life here is shaped by walkability. Residents are close to NoDa’s restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, galleries, and nightlife, with Rhino Market, Free Range Brewing, Amélie’s, Optimist Hall, and the Urban District Market all appearing in nearby references. Cordelia Park and the Charlotte Greenway add outdoor breathing room, while the LYNX Blue Line makes Uptown access straightforward. The rooftop terrace is a standout shared feature, especially for skyline views and sunset time, and several homes note pet-friendly green space nearby. It is the kind of place where errands, dining, and evening plans can all happen without much driving.

"The rooftop, the rail line, and the neighborhood streets all work together to create an easygoing urban rhythm."

Location & Schools

28th Row is anchored along Yadkin Avenue in the Villa Heights/NoDa corridor on Charlotte’s east side, with quick access to the center of NoDa and a short ride to Uptown. Listings describe the community as about a half-mile from NoDa, roughly 600 feet from Rhino Market & Deli and Free Range Brewing, and about 2 miles from Uptown in one remark; another notes it is less than a mile to Uptown. The light rail is close by, and Cordelia Park, Optimist Hall, Plaza Midwood, and South End are all part of the broader everyday map. School assignments commonly point to Villa Heights Elementary, Eastway Middle, and Garinger High, placing the community within Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.