Sculpture Flats

1149 E Main St · Chattanooga, TN

Starting At

$1,040/Mo

Studio, 1 & 2

Bedrooms

Utility

Package

Southside

Neighborhood

Off-Street

Parking

Yes

Pets Allowed

about this property

Urban Living. Thoughtfully Designed.

Sculpture Flats delivers modern Southside living with the kind of finishes and features that make everyday life feel elevated. Inside each home, you’ll find granite countertops, designer cabinetry, and sleek black appliances that bring a clean, contemporary edge to the space. It’s a place designed not just to live, but to enjoy.

Thoughtfully planned layouts include true roommate-style two bedroom options, each with its own en suite bathroom and walk-in closet, plus shared living spaces that open to private balconies overlooking Main Street. Select first-floor units also include private patios for added outdoor space.

Beyond your front door, Sculpture Flats offers secure access, off-street parking, and indoor bike storage, all in a walkable Southside location just minutes from UTC, local dining, and downtown Chattanooga.

With a $60 monthly utility bundle covering water, sewer, pest control, and trash, life here stays simple and predictable. Sculpture Flats is modern Southside living with style, convenience, and comfort built in.

Whats included

Amenities & Features

Unit Features

✓ Granite Countertops

✓ Designer Cabinetry

✓ In-unit Laundry Hookups

✓ Modern / Fixtures Throughout

✓ Windows / Natural Light

✓ Private Patios / Balconies (Select Units)

Building Features

✓ Off-Street parking

✓ Secure Entry

✓ Utility Package

✓ Pet Friendly

Location Features

✓ Walk to Southside dining, shopping, and entertainment

✓ Walkable / Bike Friendly Neighborhood

✓ Chattanooga Choo Choo Nearby

✓ EPB Fiber Internet available

See the space

Step Inside

The Neighborhood

Southside

Southside sits between Main Street and the St. Elmo foothills, a stretch of Chattanooga that spent most of its history defined by warehouses, rail lines, and factory work. Those structures are still here, but the use has changed completely. What once moved freight now holds apartments, restaurants, breweries, and creative studios.

The neighborhood doesn’t feel engineered. It feels layered. Old brick buildings stand next to new construction, and the mix gives the area a kind of steady momentum rather than a finished look. You can see it in how spaces evolve, one opening at a time, without losing the industrial framework that shaped them.

Today, Southside is one of the most active pockets of the city for dining, local businesses, and adaptive reuse architecture. It’s walkable in a way that keeps everything connected, but still feels grounded in its original scale and texture.