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POPULAR NEIGHBORHOODS
FROM SKYSCRAPERS AND CHIC SHOPPING TO WOODED PARKS AND MOM-AND-POP RESTAURANTS, EACH CHARLOTTE NEIGHBORHOOD HAS ITS OWN DISTINCT FLAVOR.
BALLANTYNE
The signature South Charlotte suburb has all the amenities of center city without the constant buzz. This suburban gem is one of the most popular areas in Charlotte and features modern homes, business centers, retail complexes and activities for all ages.
BARCLAY DOWNS
Barclay Downs is an affluent residential neighborhood with classic 1950s and ‘60s homes lining leafy streets. The area contains high-end boutiques selling luxury labels and homewares as well as stylish restaurants. Nearby Symphony Park has an outdoor stage hosting summer concerts by the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra.
DILWORTH
Just minutes from uptown with some of the best skyline views in the city, Dilworth is a mixture of bungalows, remodeled masterpieces and luxury homes. Walkable to bars, shops, restaurants, it has a cozy community feel.
Eastover
The Eastover community is considered one of the finest historic neighborhoods in the Charlotte metro area. Parks, public tennis courts and quaint, local shops and restaurants are all within walking distance of some of Charlotte’s most stately homes.
ELIZABETH
A hybrid of its surrounding neighborhoods, Elizabeth is all things Charlotte in a small package (relaxed, energetic, artsy, innovative and traditional).
FOXCROFT
Dating back to the mid-20th century,
Foxcroft is one of the most historic neighborhoods in Charlotte. The large lots shaded with crepe myrtles, old oaks and other sprawling trees make Foxcroft a treasure.
LAKE NORMAN
Located 20 miles north of Charlotte, Lake Norman is the perfect place for a quick trip or small getaway anytime of the year. Stroll down the historic main streets lined with a fun mix of boutique shops, galleries and restaurants or experience the beautiful scenery by boating and fishing or hiking and biking. As North Carolina’s largest man-made lake, there’s something for everyone to love with plenty to do for a relaxing escape or outdoor adventure.
MADISON PARK
One of the first neighborhoods in Charlotte. A wonderful combination of original owners coupled with renovated homes of young families keep Madison Park thriving today.
Myers Park
Historic Charlotte neighborhood was established in the 1920s and still features the same tree-lined streets that define one of the most coveted areas in Charlotte.
PLAZA
Midwood
Similar to NODA, Plaza Midwood is cultural and eclectic while also being trendy. You will find a thrift shop and graffiti walls on one corner and a cocktail bar and gastropub on the next.
SEDGEFIELD
Conveniently located between South Blvd. and Park Rd., Sedgefield is one of the hottest neighborhoods in Charlotte. Renovation within the area, development in surrounding areas and access to Uptown, Charlotte Douglas International Airport and Carolinas Medical Center make Sedgefield popular for all buyers.
SOUTH END
Former industrial area has given way to the energy and creativity of the youth. Young professional district with luxury apartments, breweries and great restaurants.
SOUTH PARK
Adjacent to Myers Park, South Park features similar tradition and upscale residences with more amenities. High-end retail, boutiques, restaurants and businesses give South Park a little bit of everything.
WILMORE
Conveniently located within walking distance of Uptown, South End and the Light Rail, Wilmore provides easy access to some of the most popular places in Charlotte.
UPTOWN
Business center by day for bankers, businessmen, coders and creatives that gives way to upscale cocktail bars and rooftop patios by night. It consists of high-end condos and apartments.
