105 S Laurel Ave

A compact mid-century low-rise built in 1938, this garden-style masonry building sits within Charlotte’s established Eastover neighborhood. The property is organized as primarily one-bedroom residences and occasional two-bedroom garden flats spread across a few low stories, many with corner or top-floor orientations that capture natural light. Interior finishes reflect periodic updates: hardwood or parquet floors, tile in kitchens and baths, open plans with breakfast bars, built-in storage and cable prewire. Units often include in-unit stacked washer/dryer hookups and reserved covered parking or a one-car garage; additional assigned storage lockers and basement storage are common. Exterior communal spaces are modest and well-maintained, featuring landscaped lawns, an interior courtyard with seating and a grill, and shared walkways. Management appears oriented toward hands-on maintenance with lawn care included and a neighborhood-focus on conservancy rather than luxury amenity layers. The building’s walkable Eastover location puts residents steps from restaurants, shops, museums and transit corridors, delivering an urban-residential lifestyle anchored by mature street trees, nearby cultural institutions and easy access downtown.