5 things we love about Staccato 7 in Fourth Ward [Partner]
Admit it, you sound great in the shower so why not hit a high note at Staccato 7 located in chic Uptown Charlotte’s Fourth Ward? Staccato 7 townhomes offer life in perfect harmony with fantastic walkability and must-have amenities. The architecture alone is enough to make us start packing our bags, but below are five more reasons to explore life at Staccato 7.
Beautiful on the outside
If you want your home to be as stunning on the outside as it is on the inside, you’ve come to the right place. With architecture by Cluck Design, you’ll be impressed by the beautiful modern design that blends with surrounding streets and compliments the neighborhood. Feel free to oooh and aaah (we did).
Sweet car connections
Knowing you can leave your roadster lovingly tucked in at your private garage helps everyone sleep better. Gone green? Staccato 7 applauds your efforts with optional electric car connections.
Roof top view
Nothing says TGIH (Thank Goodness I’m Home) like a roof top terrace with a stunning view. Staccato 7 has a cozy places for your two and four-legged friends to soak up the fresh air, entertain and mingle.
Walkability
All the things that make life worth getting out of bed for are located right outside your front door at Staccato 7. The emerging North Tryon corridor in desirable Fourth Ward boasts grocery stores, coffee shops, retail, restaurants, green space and so much more.
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Amazing amenities
No matter how you spend your day, you’ll love coming home to custom closets with built-ins, quartz countertops in the kitchen, gas ranges, oak flooring, can lights and the list goes on and on.
A word from the experts
Patrick Deely and Lana Laws from Savvy + Co. Real Estate are your personal Staccato 7 guides. Need some suggestions of how to make the most of of life at Staccato 7? They can help.
Patrick suggests starting with a bike ride to Starbucks, hitting the farmers market then fueling up at brunch at 300 East. He’d hit the trail and light rail to Uptown, enjoy the sites then head back to prepare dinner on the rooftop.
Lana would start her day by walking the dogs in 4th Ward Park then catch Sunday brunch and Bloody Mary bar at Dandelion Market. She’d spend the afternoon with her visiting nieces and nephews at Discovery Place. She’d wind down with small plates at The Cellar at Duckworths or wine and tapas at Poplar Street Tapas and Wine Bar.
So how would you live loud at Staccato? Find out more. The knowledgable team at Staccato 7 invite you to Poplar Street Cafe & Wine Bar on Wednesday, September 21 for a preview of seven exclusive townhomes coming soon to the Fourth Ward.
This story was originally published September 16, 2016 at 1:18 PM.