Townhome community
Infill townhome row set behind the arts blocks. Narrow lots, good light on end units, and short walks to everything on 36th.
Davidson Row is a townhome community in the Historic Core pocket of NoDa, Charlotte's historic arts district in ZIP 28205. The building's age, residence count and exact parcel boundaries should be confirmed in county records rather than inferred from a neighborhood map.
Infill townhome row set behind the arts blocks. Narrow lots, good light on end units, and short walks to everything on 36th.
It is one of 6 records this directory tracks in Historic Core, and one of 4 in the townhome community category district-wide. Comparable records are listed further down; the pocket and category filters on the main directory will surface the rest.
We publish no individual listings and no valuation estimates. For parcel geometry, ownership, and recorded improvements, go to the Mecklenburg County POLARIS viewer and the Assessor's records directly — both are linked in the sources below.
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On the district map
The highlighted pin is Davidson Row; the surrounding pins are the closest comparable records by pocket and category. Positions are schematic — use the county parcel viewer for real geometry.
Attached new construction is comparatively easy to compare — plan, orientation, and garage configuration explain most of the spread. Watch for the difference between interior and end units.
Access to the Blue Line matters differently for each property. Check the actual walking route, building entrance and crossing conditions, then compare recent sales rather than assuming a predictable transit premium.
Work in this part of NoDa runs through the City of Charlotte Unified Development Ordinance and Mecklenburg County permitting. Anything touching a designated historic structure or a district overlay adds a review step — confirm the parcel's status with the Historic Landmarks Commission before you draw anything.
Older detached and attached stock in the district hides its surprises in the systems — service capacity, supply lines, and framing that was never dimensioned for open plans. Budget for discovery rather than treating it as an overrun.
Answers
Publisher's businesses
Reading only gets a NoDa project so far. When it turns into offers, drawings or wiring, these are the companies connected to this guide.
These businesses are owned by or connected to this guide's publishers, Nicholas and Miriam Peters. Read the disclosure.
The wider family of guides is on Beyond NoDa.
Luxury real estate
The Peters brokerage's luxury practice, led by Nicholas and Miriam Peters, representing buyers and sellers privately.
Buying or selling a higher-end NoDa home — a renovated bungalow, a new infill house, a top-floor loft.
Real estate representation
The same brokerage's Charlotte-wide site, with a home search and home-valuation requests. A separate website from yourleaderinluxury.com, not a redirect.
Condos, townhomes and first purchases, or weighing NoDa against other Charlotte neighborhoods.
Luxury custom home builder
A founder-led Charlotte builder of a small number of custom estate homes a year.
A substantial new house or major rebuild on a lot that can support one. Most NoDa lofts and condos are not that project.
Luxury spec home builder
The Peters spec-home company, building finished homes for sale rather than to a client's drawings.
Buyers who want a newly built house without running a build. No current NoDa inventory is implied.
Interior design
Miriam Peters' interior design studio, working on custom homes, renovations and new construction.
Planning a renovation or furnishing a loft or bungalow where layout and materials both matter.
Home audio, video & technology
Home theatres, whole-home audio, lighting control, networking and security.
Wiring a renovation or new build. In a condo, check building rules on penetrations and wiring first.
Luxury travel guides
Luxury travel guides, hotel reviews and destination insights.
Not a NoDa service — listed so it stays one click away.
Primary sources
These records are editorial orientation, not verified parcel records. Confirm building details with the county and school assignments with the CMS locator.