106 N Turner Avenue

Overview:

This is a must see home full of charm and character! In 2009 it was completely renovated and subsequently lived in by one owner. It is located in the Biddleville neighborhood close to Uptown Charlotte. Do you work in Uptown Charlotte and want an easy commute? This home is an easy distance to walk, ride a bike or catch the trolley into Uptown. No need to keep that expensive parking spot at work. The location is also just a 10 minute drive to either Atrium Health Hospital or Novant Hospital. Biddleville has sidewalk lined streets or nearby greenway walking paths. There are no mandatory HOA fees but the active Biddleville community association works hard to plan year round events such as the annual chili cook-off in the fall and the popular progressive dinner.

Biddleville is excited to welcome the newly restored Savona Mill historic district located on South Turner Avenue. This four acre area along the Stewart Creek Greenway has been thoughtfully revitalized to include creative office and retail spaces, modern multifamily residences, and an upcoming food hall (similar to Charlotte's Optimist Food Hall). Originally built in 1915 as a textile manufacturing plant, the property has been transformed into a modern commercial and community hub.

What the owner loves about this home:

This home is move in ready! It was completely renovated down to the framing in 2009 when new electrical, plumbing, walls, flooring, etc. were added. A new roof was installed November 2024. There is a 6 foot privacy fence in the back yard which is perfect for a dog owner or to simply enjoy the peaceful yard on the brick patio. The front and back yard have been lovingly landscaped over years with beautiful mature shrubs, trees and flowering plants.

Inside there are professionally installed plantation shutters on every window, removing the hassle of purchasing any additional window coverings. The flooring throughout the home is real hardwood and both bathrooms have been completely updated with tile flooring and shower walls. The second bathroom has an original to the home vintage cast iron bathtub and some of the interior doors were saved in order to keep the vintage character of the of the bungalow style home.

During the renovation the owner intentionally decided to change to floor plan from a 3/2 to a 2/2 in order to create a larger, more open living space. A larger master bedroom and bathroom were also added. The updated kitchen has plenty of storage with custom cabinets that extend to the ceiling with beautiful molding. The counter tops are black soap stone and a functional kitchen island has a large farmhouse sink and stained butcher block top. All the kitchen appliances are stainless steel.

If you are looking for a unique home filled with character and charm and close to Uptown Charlotte, this is the home for you. It's not a cookie cutter house or one that has been quickly redone to flip or rent. It has been lovingly restored over years with higher end finishes and it shows. Come see it for yourself!