OVERVIEW
Originally built by James Ward Packard in 1928, the space was once an automobile showroom and eventually converted into office and retail space. In its next era, The Stuward will offer prime real estate in Charlotte’s central business district with flexible and economically sound lease options, providing entrepreneurs and small businesses with an alternative to traditional Uptown workspaces.
FOR THE HARD WORKING SPIRIT
The Stuward also commits to “stewardship.” A place and a space to steward growth, hard work, and bring dreams to life.
Go ahead, make everyday a grind.
Property Details
The Stuward overlooks Romare Bearden Park and sits in close proximity to Truist Field and Bank of America Stadium, as well as Northpond Partners’ recently announced food and beverage destination The Alley. Within its own footprint, The Stuward will offer four floors of creative office space in various sizes, ranging from 2,000-10,000 square feet. The ground floor lobby will feature Ink N Ivy and BAR ONE Lounge, & La Colombe Coffee offering an 18-hour experience.
95,128
Total SQFT
Uptown Charlotte
Renovations Underway
Ink N Ivy, BAR ONE Lounge, & La Colombe Coffee
Adjacent to Romare Bearden Park
Onsite Parking and close proximity to surface lots
OUR STORY
The “Stu” is from Studebaker, the “ward” is from James Howard Packard. Together, "Stuward" honors the grind and hard working spirit behind the American automobile industry.
The automotive future of America, came into place in 1954 when Packard Automotive and the Studebaker Corporation merged. This legendary partnership ended in 1976 with another merger, but the legacy of that thirteen year stretch still reverberates today. Studebaker-Packard represented a strengthening of the American automotive vision that was decades in the making.
That drive, that surging commitment to progress and ingenuity, to making the future real and now, comes through in every aspect of The Stuward. This place has been repurposed to give dreamers a place to fulfill their own purpose. In America, we’re all drivers.
We all drive and we are all driven by this same spirit.
