233 N Main St

NOMA Flats is an early-20th-century midrise adapted for contemporary downtown living. Built in 1920 and arranged as a multi-unit condominium, the property primarily offers one- and two-bedroom residences plus smaller studio layouts. Architecturally the exterior reads as a period masonry building with modest historic detailing and regularly spaced openings; many units include private balconies that frame views of downtown Greenville and distant Blue Ridge ridgelines. Interiors have been refreshed with current finishes—quartz and granite counters, ceiling fans, and tall ceilings that enhance daylight and a sense of volume. Common features emphasize practical, low-maintenance urban life rather than extensive luxury: private outdoor space for many units, efficient floorplans, and straightforward fixtures. Shared conveniences are oriented toward walkability and downtown access rather than on-site recreation: proximity to Main Street retail, restaurants, parks, and trails is central to the building’s appeal. Parking and formal concierge services are not prominent in listing materials; short-term rental permissions appear available for some units. Pet policies and structured on-site amenities vary by unit or HOA; buyers are advised to confirm association rules and exact square footage during due diligence.