Fat City – Life in NoDa
Charlotte’s dynamic energy pulses through the NoDa community. This great location is home to Charlotte’s art scene, and it’s an important center for art and artists. In the center of it is Fat City.
The Fat City Deli was a landmark on North Davidson, (that’s what NoDa means) and an important spot during the turn around of this neighborhood. North Charlotte was a mill area in the early 1900s, but in the 1980s artists found that the loft buildings were beautiful, functional, and a great location. Today, NoDa is a thriving urban community.
Today, Fat City Lofts are built within the facade of the famous deli, preserving the history while moving forward with a bold new design. This Charlotte loft building is in the urban minimalist style, with double height loft residences, balconies, terraces, and even graffiti style art on one side of the building. Some lofts are three levels.
Ovesized windows, large closets, open floor plans define this urban life. Fat City Lofts features well appointed Kitchens, open views, and interior mezzanine levels. True loft design, these Charlotte Lofts have 10 and 20 foot ceilings. Steel staircases are in the two story residences, and scissor stairs in the three story residences. The building is fully wired for high speed internet and cable.
Call me to tour this dynamic urban lifestyle today. These lofts are selling, and there are not many left.
