In a city celebrated for its walkability, culture, and architectural evolution, this four-story residence at NOMA City Terrace offers a distinctly elevated way to live Downtown Greenville. Tucked along North Main Street--just steps from Main Street's shops and restaurants, McPherson Park, and the city's most beloved gathering places--the home reads as both refined retreat and urban vantage point, with front-row access to Greenville's present energy and future vision, including the newly re-imagined plans for the historic Bi-Lo site. Built in 2021, the townhome is vertical in form but intimate in feel. While the developer offered standard finish packages, the seller chose a different path--opting out entirely and commissioning a professional designer to fully custom curate the interiors. The result is a home that feels layered, intentional, and deeply considered, with a private elevator quietly stitching together four thoughtfully composed levels. Natural light pours through floor-to-ceiling windows, tracing hardwood floors and highlighting a palette that feels warm, modern, and timeless. The main living floor unfolds as a seamless composition of space and light. The gorgeous ventless floor-to-ceiling tile fireplace feature is the focal point of the living room, framed by custom shiplap built-ins designed for both beauty and function. The chef's kitchen centers around an oversized statement island wrapped in shiplap and topped with Calacatta quartz, with a built-in Sharp microwave discreetly integrated into the island for a seamless look. A Bosch refrigerator and Bosch five-burner gas range with vent hood anchor the space, framed by herringbone tile, soft-close cabinetry, and brass hardware that reads warm rather than showy. The adjacent dining area feels architectural rather than utilitarian, elevated by extended cabinetry, floating shelves, and a ceramic tile feature wall that transforms everyday meals into occasions. Herringbone tile, soft-close cabinetry with brass hardware, and a full suite of Bosch appliances reinforce the home's quiet luxury, while the adjacent dining area feels architectural rather than utilitarian, elevated by extended cabinetry, floating shelves, and a ceramic tile feature wall that transforms everyday meals into occasions. Above, private quarters are serene and well considered. The primary suite is calm and spa-like, with a floor-to-ceiling marble tile glass-enclosed shower, chrome accents, double vanity with elegant sconce fixtures, and additional built-in storage conveniently integrated for linens. Secondary accommodations offer the same generous space, full-length windows, and quality of finish and en-suite privacy, complemented by tailored closet solutions. Laundry is discreetly placed on the bedroom level, reinforcing the home's effortless livability. At the top, the city opens up. The rooftop terrace spans wide and high, capturing sweeping 360-degree views of downtown Greenville--a rare perspective that reshapes mornings, evenings, and gatherings alike. A built-in wet bar ensures the space is as functional as it is memorable, while the scale of the terrace invites both lively entertaining and quiet reflection above the city. With direct Main Street access, a private two-car tandem garage, and HOA-managed exterior maintenance, the home offers a true lock-and-leave lifestyle without compromise. This is urban living refined--architecturally grounded, professionally curated, and positioned at the intersection of privacy, design, and downtown Greenville's continued evolution.