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The neighborhood directly west of SouthPark Mall, with mid-century ranches being replaced by larger custom homes and sidewalks that actually go somewhere. Barclay Downs is the…
A post-war neighborhood around Cotswold Village and Randolph Road, close to SouthPark and Uptown both, with mature trees and steady rebuilding. Cotswold is the mid-century suburb…
A small, tightly held district east of Myers Park with wide lots, formal architecture and the Mint Museum Randolph at its edge. Eastover is the neighborhood…
A large post-war ranch neighborhood along Woodlawn and Park Road, with the Park Road Shopping Center and the Little Sugar Creek Greenway at its edges. Madison…
A short grid off Park Road that gave its name to Charlotte’s densest run of bars and restaurants outside South End. Montford is the small neighborhood…
Charlotte’s grandest early suburb, laid out in 1911 on a curving plan with a canopy of willow oaks over Queens Road. Freedom Park and Queens University…
Built around Quail Hollow Club, home of the PGA tour stop, with quiet subdivision streets and the McAlpine Creek Greenway nearby. Quail Hollow is the neighborhood…
Built around SouthPark Mall and a cluster of office towers, with quiet ranch streets a block off Sharon Road and new mid-rise condos going up along…
The airport-side neighborhoods along Old Pineville and Yorkmount Road, mixing industry, warehouses and affordable ranch streets. Yorkmount is the 1950s-to-1980s neighborhood off South Boulevard and Yorkmont…