You have $1,000 a month for rent. What does that buy you in Charlotte metro?
We’ve all grumbled about the sheer number of apartments taking over undeveloped areas, but with over 60 people moving to Charlotte per day, the extra residential space is much-needed. Whether you’re looking for a small starter space upon moving to the Queen City or want to save rent money with a roommate, here’s a look at 5 rental options for about $1,000, available right now:
Studio life
(1) Berkshire Dilworth
Location: 1351 E Morehead Street
Neighborhood: Dilworth
Floorplan: Studio. 1 bath. 480 sq. ft.
Cost: From $1,101
Amenities: fitness and conditioning center, yoga room, saltwater pool, private pet spa
What we love: Soak in skyline views while enjoying a drink on the rooftop terrace, complete with a fireplace and sky lounge seating.
(2) Ayrsley Lofts
Location: 9336 Kings Parade Boulevard
Neighborhood: Ayrsley
Floorplan: Ayrsley. 1 bed. 1 bath. 585+ sq. ft.
Cost: From $1,020
Amenities: pool, media room, courtyard with grills and fire pits, recreation room
What we love: A healthy lifestyle is made easy with a three-level fitness center.
Grab your roomie
(3) South End Townhome
Location: 1530 South Church Street
Neighborhood: South End
Floorplan: 2 bed. 2.5 bath. 1149 sq. ft.
Cost: $1,925 (~963/each)
Amenities: one-car garage and two parking spaces, open floorplan, walk-in closets, balcony
What we love: Spend your mornings jogging on the nearby Rail Trail.
House party
(4) Plaza Midwood Duplex
Location: 1734 Matheson Avenue
Neighborhood: Plaza Midwood
Floorplan: 2 bed. 1 bath. 879 sq. ft.
Cost: $1,095
Amenities: newly-renovated, new appliances, yard maintenance included
What we love: A quick drive lands you at Soul Gastrolounge, Whiskey Warehouse, and other popular Plaza Midwood restaurants and bars.
(5) Wesley Heights Home
Location: 2729 Parkway Avenue
Neighborhood: Wesley Heights
Floorplan: 3 bed. 1 bath. 1233 sq. ft.
Cost: $1,000
Amenities: high top coffee bar area, large bedrooms, large fenced yard, newer appliances
What we love: Take a coffee break on one of two covered side porches.
This story was originally published March 17, 2019 at 10:01 PM with the headline "You have $1,000 a month for rent. What does that buy you in Charlotte metro?."