Packard Building, originally known as The Carolina Cadillac Building, is a rare and well-preserved example of an early twentieth century automobile showroom in Charlotte and is one of the last examples of a 1920s commercial style building remaining on South Tryon Street. Originally constructed in 1925 as part of a larger building of 21,455 SF. In 2007,
the property was renovated and split into a condominium ownership with 10 units. There are approximately 43 parking surface-level spaces on site. The property has great access from the interstate (I-277 and I-77), as well as local access to major activity node, such as South Tryon Street, Winnifred Street, South Boulevard, and West Boulevard. Within 5 mins walk from both the Bland Street and the Carson light rail stops. The Historic South End district has been dubbed the Tech Hub of Charlotte and is amenity rich, offering a plethora of bustling restaurants, breweries and apartments.
