This two-bedroom condo/apt in the center of Uptown near Germain and King is a striking blend of 148-year-old exposed brick and beam architecture and refined contemporary design, offering an elevated urban lifestyle in one of Saint Johns most storied neighbourhoods. Sunlight pours through west-facing windows into the open living and dining space, highlighting the historic textures and modern finishes and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere for both quiet evenings and lively gatherings. The adjacent open-concept kitchen features Frigidaire Professional appliances, Corian countertops, sleek cabinetry, illuminated drawers, integrated organizers, under-island storage, a double stainless sink, and a commercial two-door refrigerator with separate freezer and refrigeration compartments. The expansive island offers generous workspace and seating for eight, perfect for cooking, entertaining, and hosting friends. A sliding door conceals the in-suite laundry for a clean, streamlined look that maximizes usable space. Both bedrooms are ensuite; the guest suite includes a glass and tile shower with six-knob hydrostatic controls, while the east-facing primary suite offers morning light, a soaker tub, separate glass/tile shower with hydrostatic panel, a walk-through dressing area, and a mirror-faced shoe closet that will appeal to fashion-minded owners. Along the main hallway, custom built-ins provide extensive storage, including specialized compartments for tools, equipment, and even a dedicated nook for feline companions. Secure keyed elevator access opens directly into the living room, with additional front and rear staircases leading to the street, one owned parking space, and the rooftop. Rooftop is fully designed and approved for a future private patio, offering an exceptional opportunity to create an outdoor retreat above the historic district and further enhance this already remarkable home. Why rent, build equity, and invest in this historic human scale condo conversion (id:60457) Location - Charlotte to Princess to Germain by car. On foot, at corner of King and Germain