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than likely somewhere I will someday live.” His mother<br />
agrees. “I drive through Fourth Ward now with great<br />
pride,” says Browning. “What a beautiful place!”<br />
The House at 324 W. Ninth Street<br />
became known as the Berryhill House.<br />
PHOTO FROM THE JLC ARCHIVES<br />
The Berryhill House still stands in elegant grandeur on its<br />
sprawling lot in the center of Historic Fourth Ward. The<br />
current owners, Susan and Loy McKeithen bought the<br />
home from the family who originally purchased it from the<br />
League. “The McKeithens have done a great job with the<br />
place. It’s absolutely beautiful,” says Browning.<br />
Full of charm and homes that display a sort of architectural<br />
history of the United States, Fourth Ward is a gem of an<br />
example of how to meld design from different decades;<br />
everything from ornate Victorian Queen Anne, Italianate<br />
and Spanish Colonial Revival, to classic Craftsman from the<br />
1800s through the early 1900s. <strong>Building</strong>s from the 1970s<br />
and 1980s encompass the contemporary design ideals of<br />
the day.<br />
The newest additions to Fourth Ward include modern,<br />
transitional, contemporary and traditional construction<br />
single-family homes and townhomes, as well as state of<br />
the art high-rise condos. The ever changing face of Fourth<br />
Ward is part of the vibrant energy that has returned to<br />
Uptown <strong>Charlotte</strong>. Today there is a renewed interest in<br />
Center City living. Short commutes, walkability and urban<br />
renewal are all things that are important to many people<br />
who live in <strong>Charlotte</strong> and other U.S. cities. It makes one<br />
wonder if the people involved in the Fourth Ward revitalization<br />
knew this was the trend that was developing, or if<br />
they were the catalyst for change that started it all.<br />
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