RESIDENCES

Apartments

712 Tucker Apartments
712 Tucker St (Units 302 and 500)
www.712tucker.com

Built in 2009, 712 Tucker is a luxury rental community with all of the benefits of downtown living without the hassle of home ownership. Amenities include a two-story fitness complex, pool, hot tub, fire pit, open air lounge, gated parking, elevator access, trash chutes, and two guest lobbies. This building also has many sustainable highlights including local brick and architectural block exterior materials, recycled materials used in the construction process, comprehensive resident recycling center, energy efficient windows, Energy Star rated dishwashers, and drought resistant native landscaping.

Condominiums

222 Glenwood
222 Glenwood Ave (Units 218 and 409)
www.glenwoodsfinest.com

Built in 2008, 222 Glenwood is a mixed-use development in the heart of Glenwood South. Amenities include courtyard-style pool with outdoor fireplace, spacious balconies, elegant interior finishes, fitness center and concierge service.

510 Glenwood
510 Glenwood Ave (Unit 403)

Located in downtown Raleigh’s popular Glenwood South, this mixed-use building is in the perfect location for an urban lifestyle. This unit features curved floor-to-ceiling windows, an open floor plan, and a gas fireplace.

Bloomsbury Estates Condominiums
710 Independence Ave (multiple units)
www.bloomsburyestates.com

Bloomsbury Estates was built on the site of Joel Lane’s former house and the location of Wake County’s first courthouse. With the highest vantage point in downtown Raleigh, the views are spectacular. The graceful Second Empire architecture epitomizes grandeur both inside and out. The romantic mansard roofs, inviting porches and European courtyards make living at Bloomsbury Estates especially welcoming. Bloomsbury Estates also offers distinctive customized homes all rich in elegance and luxury.

The Cotton Mill
614 Capital Blvd (Units 114 and 223)

The building was constructed in the late 1880s and was used as the loading portal for the rail lines on the building’s east side. The Cotton Mill was renovated in 1996 and now houses 50 condominiums ranging from 800 to 2,500 square feet. It is a historic landmark featuring exposed beams, hardwood floors, 10-foot windows, and in some units, 19-foot ceilings.

The Dawson Condominiums
317 W Morgan St (Units 201 and 303)

Built in 2005, the Dawson allows residents the opportunity to enjoy dining, entertainment, and culture right outside their doorstep. This mixed-use building offers one to four- bedroom condos ranging from 800 to 3,020 square feet, with spacious balconies and inviting public spaces.

Founders Row
200 E Davie St (Units 254 and 290)

Adjacent to City Market, these beautiful townhome-style condominiums feature Syrian arches, skylights, and 12-foot ceilings. Some overlook the interior courtyard and fountains.

HUE
300 W Dawson St
www.hueraleigh.com

Vibrant with color, this impeccably designed mixed-use development has a full array of private amenities for the residents. Units have spacious, private balconies, and residents have access to a large pool courtyard with sun deck, grilling area, and fire pit.

The Hudson
319 Fayetteville St (Units 304 and 508)

Built in the 1930s, this former Hudson Belk department store is now a mixed-use building with contemporary condominiums. Unit 304 is the largest in the building, with 13-foot ceilings, solid surface counter tops, exposed brick, and beautiful concrete floors and Unit 508 overlooks the courtyard.

Palladium Plaza Condominiums
444 Blount St (Units 210, 302 and 328)

Palladium Plaza residents enjoy close proximity to the popular City Market thriving with activity and energy. A variety of flats, lofts, and studio walk-outs are available in this building. Units feature exposed ducts and pipes, concrete floors and columns, and a concrete wall. Unit 302 is the perfect executive condo.

Paramount Condominiums
618 N Boylan Ave (Unit 304)

The Paramount won a national architecture award for masonry design. A pool, fitness center, social room, and kitchen are located on the fifth floor. The featured unit has a notably large terrace, ideal for outdoor living.

The Plaza Condominiums
301 Fayetteville St (Units 2905, 2907, Floor 23 Amenity Level)
www.rbcplazacondos.com

This 33-story, mixed-use tower features first-floor retail, nine floors of in-building parking, 11 floors of office space and 11 floors of residential condominiums. As Raleigh’s tallest building and newest landmark, RBC Plaza transformed the skyline and redefines the city. Residents enjoy a separate entrance from the office dwellers and security screening from the privacy of their own television. Featured on the 23rd floor is an outdoor swimming pool and fire-pit area, club room, kitchen, business center, home theater, and fitness room. One, two, and three bedroom units are available.

Residences at the Quorum Center
323 W Jones St (Unit 975)

Completed in December 2006, this mixed-use development includes state-of-the-art innovations. The uniquely designed featured unit is a 1,768-square foot luxury condominium with a very desirable floor plan and three balconies providing residents with beautiful views of downtown’s skyline–sunrises and sunsets.

WEST
400 W North St (Units 1510 and 1518)

West has impeccably appointed interiors with 10-foot ceilings, spacious floor plans, and outdoor balconies. Within this mixed-use building is an elegant ground floor lobby, concierge service, cabana deck, rooftop pool, and fitness center. The residential units begin on the fifth floor allowing residents a view of Glenwood South’s activity. One, two, and three bedroom floor plans are available.

Single Family Homes

304 Oakwood Ave

This beautiful home, built in 1875, was the first house on Oakwood Avenue in what was formerly the pecan grove of Mordecai Plantation. At the turn of the century, the house was converted into apartments, but in the 1970s was returned to a single-family home. Recent renovations include the addition of a side yard and courtyard garden. This house was constructed by the same builder of the Second Empire Restaurant on Hillsborough Street, and is three years older than the restaurant. The home has the original heart-pine floors and upstairs mantels, and the original kitchen structure, which is separate from the house, is still behind the house and used a rental property.

305 Kinsey St

The old adage “don’t judge a book by its cover” was never more correct than in the case of this house. Built between 1915 and 1919, the overall design and simple lines of this Colonial Revival style bungalow are nearly identical to several other homes in the neighborhood. This house has two unique features not evident from the street–a prime location that provides stunning views of the city skyline as well as one of the most dramatic and best-designed recent additions to a home in Boylan Heights.

305 Worth St

Built in 1995, the property was purchased by an investment group which partners with local residents who want to invest in and improve the city of Raleigh. This beautiful home, which was built in 1995, has been extensively renovated and transformed. The property features stylish and eco-friendly bamboo flooring upstairs and downstairs. The upstairs bathrooms have custom slate flooring. It has also been fitted with custom cement countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms.

312 Oakwood Ave

J.T. Moore, a merchant and cotton broker, built this Queen Anne-style cottage in 1886. It has a cutaway bay window and a wraparound porch with turned columns. There are four coal-burning fireplaces inside, along with many antique furnishings.

324 Worth St

A single family home built in 1996, this house has bamboo floors throughout. The kitchen and living room have been recently remodeled.

415 S Boylan Ave

Since it was built in 1917, this home has had several additions. The master bedroom was moved above the kitchen and the kitchen was enclosed to enlarge the living space.

504 E Jones St

The Cameron-Gatling House is one of the oldest homes in Historic Oakwood. Francis H. Cameron, president of NC Life Insurance Company and Inspector General, bought it in 1873. Attorney E.P. Maynard bought it in 1885, and his nephew William Gatling moved into the house a child. Descendants of the Gatling family lived in the house until 2008. The single-story Greek Revival house stands out on a block of beautifully restored Victorians. Original features include a center-hall plan with high ceilings, heart-pine floors in excellent condition, and a standing-seam tin roof. The house was renovated in the early 20th century, and many elements survive from the period, including four mantels (each unique), wood trim and paneled doors, several light fixtures and built-in cabinets. The house originally had a full front porch that was removed in the 1950’s. The house (approx. 2,400 sq. ft) has three bedrooms, two full baths, and a partially finished basement. The spacious corner lot features mature plantings, a secluded courtyard, detached garage and ample room for a kitchen garden. The Cameron-Gatling House is being offered for sale through the Preservation North Carolina’s Endangered Properties Program. The house is a contributing structure in the Oakwood National Register Historic District, and rehabilitation work would be eligible for historic preservation tax credits.

702 S Bloodworth St

Ten years ago the city of Raleigh bought most of the properties in this area to aid revitalization efforts. The existing houses were replaced with new homes, adding value to the neighborhood. This house features an open floor plan and is perfect for a small family.

711 S Bloodworth St

Built in 2005, the owner worked closely with the builder to customize their home to include additional square footage and south facing windows. Bamboo flooring was also installed. A 400 square foot addition was completed in 2008. This beautiful home features a wonderful master bedroom and front porch view of downtown Raleigh that was recently improved with the new Marriott hotel. The Performing Arts Center is two blocks away and the neighborhood is one of the best kept (and affordable) secrets in downtown.

729 S Person St

Bought by in 2007, this two-story Queen Anne style house of 1,444 square feet has been extensively rehabilitated and renovated. It features a spacious living and dining room area and a second floor private master bedroom suite with a walk-in closet and views of the downtown skyline. This open floor plan includes a total of four bedrooms and two full baths. Green focused renovation included reclaimed Brazilian cherry hardwoods and the use of local and recycled products where possible. The bricks for the patio and millwork on the front porch were reclaimed from an apartment tear-down in Five Points and thus saved from the landfill. The kitchen countertops are reclaimed maple and the flower beds are bordered with granite curbs discarded from downtown and said to be over 100 years old.

The Village at Pilot Mill
1232 Harp St

Built in 2005 on the site of Pilot Mill Hill, this infill development is adjacent to Pilot Mills. This home features a traditional exterior, open floor plan with modern conveniences, and brick-enclosed courtyard. The Village offers maintenance-free lawns and common areas.