This is a fully renovated second-floor loft in the heart of downtown Durham. It has 2,049 square feet of open, light-filled space, and it pairs its historic character with a clean, modern finish package and abundant natural light. The heart of the home is its historic hardwood floors, which run through the open layout and give the loft a warmth and authenticity new construction can't match. Kitchen: completely updated with cabinetry/countertops/appliance package, designed for both everyday cooking and entertaining. Lighting: new modern fixtures designed to highlight the loft's volume and architecture. Doors: updated interior doors and hardware for a cohesive, contemporary look. Mechanical: recent HVAC and water heater replacement. Room to grow. Approved floorplan fo r adding a den or home office within the existing footprint are available to the buyer. You keep the open loft feel today and have a ready-made path to an extra room when you need it. The location puts downtown Durham at your doorstep. Restaurants, coffee shops, bars and galleries are just outside, and DPAC, the American Tobacco Campus, the Durham Bulls Athletic Park, Brightleaf Square and Durham Central Park are all a short walk away. Duke and RTP are an easy drive. City surface lot directly behind building. Some photos have been virtually rendered.
CondoProperty Type
1925Year Built
2,613 sq ftLot Size
$437Price/Sq.Ft.
$95/moHOA Dues
Listed by Craig Tribus• BEYCOME BROKERAGE REALTY LLC
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Schools
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
George Watts Elementary
Public PreK-5 • Assigned • 1.0mi
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Brogden Middle
Public 6-8 • Assigned • 2.1mi
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Riverside High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 5.5mi
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About City Center
District
City Center District, located between Brightleaf Square and the Durham Bulls Athletic Park, is a downtown and arts-forward Durham neighborhood with brick warehouse blocks and a walkable street grid. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the intersection of Main Street and Corcoran Street, where coffee counters, chef-driven dining rooms, galleries, and late-night bars cluster under historic facades. DPAC anchors the calendar with touring shows, while the Carolina Theatre and Fullsteam Brewery serve as long-running local pillars. Converted tobacco-era buildings shape the skyline with loft-style lines and industrial details. Pocket plazas and civic spaces keep the pace social from lunch hour through curtain call.
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105 W Main St #2 #2 · $895,000
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The average home goes pending in 126 days.
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94.9%
Most homes are selling 5% below list price.
LIST PRICE
$895,000
Median sale price in this area is $254,269. (72% lower than this home)
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Ceiling fans
Granite counters
High ceilings
Open floor plan
Pantry
Track lighting
Walk-in closet
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1 bedroom
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2 full bathrooms
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Ceramic tile
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Hardwood
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Central electric forced-air heating
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One-level house
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Brick construction
Built-up roof
Slab foundation
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Natural gas not available
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Last updated by owner on Nov 2, 2026.
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The Downtown Design (DD) District is established to encourage bicycling, pedestrian, and transit-oriented development through regulations appropriate to the downtown area. It focuses on the form of the private and public realm instead of on use and intensity. Regulated through sub-districts, the standards encourage a vital downtown economy that enhances Durham’s position as a commercial, cultural and entertainment hub of the region while increasing livability. The DD District is intended to work in tandem with the Downtown Tier of the Durham Comprehensive Plan, Downtown Durham Master Plan and updates. Therefore, the Downtown Tier boundary and the Downtown District boundary are the same.; The portion of a Design District where the highest, densest urban development is expected and encouraged.
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Redfin Estimate for 105 W Main St #2 #2
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Nearby homes have recently sold between $550,000 and $1,450,000.
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