Price: $2.925 Million
Location: 127 N Tryon St Unit 615, Charlotte, NC 28202
Penthouse #615 at The Ivey’s is rooted in Charlotte’s retail history, occupying former office space tied to George Ivey inside the former Ivey’s department store building. Ivey’s began in Charlotte in 1900 and became one of the region’s best-known department store names, competing with other major local retailers as Uptown developed into a commercial center.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom corner unit spans 4,546 square feet above North Tryon Street. Inside, 20-foot-plus ceilings and oversized shop-style windows overlook Uptown and Fourth Ward, giving the residence a gallery-like atmosphere.
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That scale carries through the main living areas, where a hand-painted mural by local artist Randall Kane anchors the great room. Motorized shades, integrated Sonos audio, grand chandeliers, and a modern fireplace with customizable LED lighting complement the building’s historic character.
The home’s entertaining spaces extend from a refined library retreat with custom built-ins to a billiard room with an English snooker table, quartz wet bar, and 200-bottle glass wine display. The kitchen adds another gathering point, with an AGA cast-iron oven, Sub-Zero refrigeration, quartz counters, a copper sink, and an oversized island with a built-in beverage center.
The primary suite features floor-to-ceiling windows, a sitting area, and a spa-style bathroom with heated floors, an illuminated floating vanity, a BainUltra soaking tub, and an aromatherapy steam shower. Three additional bedrooms are located on the main level, while a hidden staircase leads to a flexible upper-level space that can function as a home office or gym.
Residents of The Ivey’s have access to 24-hour concierge, a fitness center, a library lounge, and a sun-filled atrium sitting area. The building also offers direct interior access to Monarch Market, Church & Union, and Sophia’s Lounge.
Penthouse #615, listed for $2.925 million, offers a combination of history, scale, and downtown access, bringing the former department store’s architectural past into a residence shaped for contemporary Uptown living.
Interested in finding out more? Visit WesellUptown.com to see the film or contact Scott Russo at Scott@TheMcDevittAgency.com or 704.421.0706.
