
Apartments near Bank of America Store and Heritage Center in Charlotte, NC (423 Rentals)


Kinship

Broadstone Craft

Vera at Savona Mill

Kaleido NoDa

MAA Optimist Park

Abberly Noda Vista Apartment Homes

Matheson Mill by Broadstone

Hawkins Press

The Henry

Bond on Mint

Penrose

Uptown 550

MAA Gateway

Broadstone West End

Link Apartments® Mint Street

The Ellis

Hanover South End

One West End

The Brinkley at the Edge

Enclave at Radius Dilworth

The Campbell

Alexan Mill District

Hanover Dilworth

704 at the Quarter

One Noda Park

Levels at LoSo

Linea

The Perch

Overlook at Radius Dilworth

The Paces South End

Everly

Solis Midtown

Millhouse

Kingston

The Rowe at Commonwealth

Broadstone Optimist Park

Union Noda

The Raven

Joinery

Alta West Morehead

Pine25

The Prospect

NoDa Flats

Alton Optimist Park

The Griff

The Reed Charlotte

Avalon South End

The Collective NoDa
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If you've just spent hours in your Charlotte apartments balancing your checkbook or refreshing your online banking statement, maybe the last thing you'd want to see is an entire store shilling Bank of America-branded products. But this is no joke: aside from the cheesy gifts, there are several small artifacts, information plaques and mini exhibits to showcase the fact that Charlotte is where Bank of America really started. The store is right in the middle of N Tryon St, in the city's First Ward district, and benefits from being in such a busy area, as a fair amount of visitors do take a peek in there. The place sells everything from mugs, umbrellas, sweatshirts, stationery and books, and despite the immediate cringe factor, it's a nice surprise to know that they're actually well-made. Admittedly, it's difficult to imagine anyone actually buying anything, except for the kitsch value (or to try to sweet-talk your local branch manager if you're an apartment-ite living outside the area). Since the center is right downtown, it's not too out of the way to get to, so if you're in desperate need of an umbrella or calendar for your accountant buddy, this is a pretty interesting place from which to get it.
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There are currently 253 Studio Apartments in Charlotte with rent ranges from $849 to $6,690 with an average price of $1,510.
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