Description

Built in 1920 based on the design of renowned Charles C. Hartmann, the celebrated architect behind the O. Henry Hotel, the Jefferson Standard building, and the Woolworth building (now the International Civil Rights Center & Museum), 1001 South Elm Street stands poised for redevelopment just south of Downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. It features distinctive tapestry brick laid on end for a mosaic effect, five grand ground-floor archways, decorative stucco cornices, and banks of windows that flood the upper floor with light. Original features including textured glass panels and the original staircase newel post and handrails remain intact. Whether it is an art studio and gallery, live/work lofts for young professionals or artists, a food hall, local market, creative office or co-working space, bring your vision to 1001 S Elm Street!