603 W Main St

The Medical Arts Building is a 10-story Gothic Revival high-rise in downtown Knoxville, originally completed in 1932 and converted from offices to residential condominiums in 2014. Its ornate exterior features decorative terra cotta and dark green spandrel panels; the structure includes an attached four-story interior parking garage. The conversion produced roughly 50 units ranging from compact one-bedroom/studio configurations to larger two-bedroom layouts, many with open-plan kitchens, granite counters, stainless-steel appliances, tile or wood-grain tile flooring, walk-in closets, and in-unit washer/dryers. Elevator access serves all floors and a controlled-entry lobby and fob/card access to the garage provide building security. Common interior attributes across units include kitchen islands, breakfast bars, pantries, and remodeled bathrooms. Parking is deeded and available for purchase in the private garage. Pet policies vary by unit; the condominium association restricts short-term rentals in many units and enforces a minimum lease term in others. Located between Knoxville’s downtown core and the University of Tennessee, the building offers immediate walkability to Market Square, the Sunsphere, Neyland Stadium, waterfront amenities, restaurants, and entertainment options, positioning residents in a mixed-use urban neighborhood with historic character and contemporary condominium conveniences.