Eastover has long been one of Charlotte’s premier single-family neighborhoods, but its luxury condo market is becoming a story of its own.
A four-bedroom residence at The Regent at Eastover recently hit the market for $5.1 million. According to the Charlotte Business Journal, it is currently Charlotte’s most expensive move-in-ready condo and could eclipse the city’s condo price record if it closes near asking.
What $5.1 Million Buys at The Regent
The Regent at Eastover is a 32-residence building at 130 Cherokee Road. The newly listed Unit 406 spans 4,562 square feet with four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and a powder room. Its $5.1 million asking price works out to roughly $1,118 per square foot.
The building offers the kind of features increasingly attracting luxury buyers who want the scale of a custom home without its maintenance, including concierge service, secure access, garage parking, fitness facilities and a rooftop terrace.
Recent sales show that buyers are already supporting unusually high values here. Unit 306 closed for $4.53 million on June 26, 2026, according to Homes.com.
Why Eastover's Luxury Condo Market Is Growing
The appeal is less about traditional high-rise living and more about combining single-level space, privacy and a lock-and-leave lifestyle with one of Charlotte’s most established addresses. Eastover puts residents minutes from Uptown, Myers Park, Atrium Health, Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center and the restaurants and shops along Providence Road.
That demand fits into the broader strength Stone Realty Group has been tracking across the Charlotte luxury real estate market.
More Boutique Condos Are Coming to Eastover
The market is not stopping with The Regent. The Laurel at Eastover at 309 S. Laurel Avenue is marketing a collection of 16 boutique residences priced from $3 million. Floor plans generally range from about 3,000 to 4,400 square feet, with private elevators, secured parking and wellness-focused amenities.
For buyers, the important distinction is that record-setting asking prices are not the same as closed values. At this level, building quality, HOA structure, parking, storage, finishes, views and resale history can create major differences between two condos with similar square footage.
Questions Buyers Ask
Could the $5.1 million Regent condo set a Charlotte record?
Potentially. The Charlotte Business Journal reports that the listing could eclipse Charlotte’s condo price record, but the final benchmark will depend on its eventual closed price.
Why are buyers choosing luxury condos in Eastover?
Many offer the square footage and privacy associated with a large single-family home while reducing exterior maintenance. Eastover also provides quick access to Uptown, Myers Park, hospitals, dining and other in-town amenities.
Are more luxury condos being built in Eastover?
Yes. The Laurel at Eastover is now marketing a limited collection of new residences starting around $3 million, adding another boutique option to a segment where supply has historically been limited.
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Considering a Move in Eastover?
Luxury condos are a highly property-specific part of the Charlotte market. If you are comparing Eastover residences, considering downsizing from a larger home or evaluating what your property could command today, connect with Stone Realty Group for local guidance based on current listings and recent sales.
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