South Charlotte

Barclay Downs

The neighborhood directly west of SouthPark Mall, with mid-century ranches being replaced by larger custom homes and sidewalks that actually go somewhere.

$800k–$2M

Cotswold

A post-war neighborhood around Cotswold Village and Randolph Road, close to SouthPark and Uptown both, with mature trees and steady rebuilding.

$550k–$1.3M

Eastover

A small, tightly held district east of Myers Park with wide lots, formal architecture and the Mint Museum Randolph at its edge.

$1.2M–$6M+

Madison Park

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.

$500k–$900k

Montford

A short grid off Park Road that gave its name to Charlotte’s densest run of bars and restaurants outside South End.

$450k–$900k

Myers Park

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…

$900k–$5M+

Quail Hollow

Built around Quail Hollow Club, home of the PGA tour stop, with quiet subdivision streets and the McAlpine Creek Greenway nearby.

$450k–$1.2M

SouthPark

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…

$450k–$2M

Yorkmount

The airport-side neighborhoods along Old Pineville and Yorkmount Road, mixing industry, warehouses and affordable ranch streets.

$250k–$425k