Original hardwoods
Floors and high ceilings original to the house, carefully refinished rather than replaced. You get the feel of a true 1920s Charlotte home instead of a generic rental.
How it started
One condo in October 2010, then another
The Home Collection began hosting Airbnb guests in October 2010. The portfolio has grown one unit at a time since. We curate properties we can personally stand behind, mostly inside preserved historic homes in Myers Park, Elizabeth, and Dilworth.
Who answers the phone
When you text, our team answers
No ticketing system, no call center. Our Charlotte-based team watches the line and replies, usually within minutes during the day. If you want a dinner reservation in Dilworth or the easiest way to walk to Atrium, just ask. Our goal is to provide everything you need, plus a true local's perspective while you're here.
Inside the homes
Preserved character, personally furnished
Most of the portfolio is located within Charlotte's historic homes. Here's what we kept, and what we added.
Sunrooms & porches
Many units keep the sunroom or side porch of the original home. A quiet spot to work or drink coffee before rounds.
Local art, lasting impressions
Many of our homes feature original artwork by Charlotte artist Nico Amortegui. Inspired by his Colombian roots and the vibrant culture of Charlotte, his bold, expressive pieces bring warmth, color, and a true sense of place to every stay.
Not cookie-cutter
No two condos are staged the same. Guests tell us the decor feels homey, the opposite of generic staging.
What's actually there
The specifics behind the hospitality
The hospitality claim only means something if you can point to it. Here's what guests keep writing home about.
Arrival
A pantry that's already thinking about dinner
You land tired. The kitchen already has what you need for the first night and the first morning, no grocery run required.
Welcome pantry
Pasta, sauce, and snacks stocked before you arrive so the first meal is sorted.
Coffee ready to brew
Ground coffee, filters, and a working machine, whether it's the 6 a.m. shift at Atrium or a slow Saturday.
A welcome drink trio
A bottle of water, a juice, and a can of sparkling water waiting in the kitchen when you arrive.
Toiletries you didn't pack
Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and the small things you always forget.
The neighborhood
Parking and walkable blocks
Myers Park, Elizabeth, and Dilworth are tree-lined and walkable, and your parking details are sent before you arrive.
Parking, listed per building
Street parking at Hawthorne; two spots per unit at 500 Queens; reserved spots at 510 Queens, Lamar, Kirkwood, and Magnolia. Your check-in instructions spell out exactly where to park.
Walkable blocks
Coffee, restaurants, and green space within a few blocks; Atrium and Novant a short walk or drive.
Spotlessly clean on arrival
Professionally cleaned and reset before every stay.
Questions? Just ask
Text us during your stay. We answer in minutes, not business days.
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