333 W Trade St

Completed in 2007, this mid-rise residential highrise in uptown Charlotte contains primarily one- and two-bedroom condominium residences laid out with open, loft-like plans. The building rises roughly 23–25 stories (listings reference high-floor units up to the mid‑20s) and was designed by David Furman, featuring floor‑to‑ceiling windows in many units to maximize skyline and stadium views. Typical interiors include 10‑foot or vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors in living areas, granite kitchen counters and islands, stainless steel appliances, built-in cabinetry, walk‑in closets, wet bars in select units, and full-size washers and dryers. Common indoor amenities center on resident convenience and recreation: an elevator, fitness center, secured entry with fob access, and a community room with kitchen for gatherings. Outdoor and shared recreational spaces are a major part of the property: an elevated amenity deck and rooftop terrace cap the parking podium and include an in-ground heated pool, above-ground pools in some descriptions, grilling stations and gas grills, an outdoor kitchen, fire pit/lounge areas, seating and terrace dining, and a dog lawn. Assigned parking is provided (mostly in a gated parking structure) and some units offer two spaces. The building supports modern urban living with storage options, on-site irrigation and exterior storage, plus pedestrian access to nearby restaurants, bars, museums, and major sports venues such as Bank of America Stadium and BB&T Ballpark. Pet policies, exact parking rules, and certain services vary by unit or management but the complex emphasizes amenity-driven, walkable uptown lifestyle.