Area 1
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, University City, Research Park, lots of new
construction especially attached housing, easy access to 77 and 85 as well as the lake. |
Area 2
Albemarle Rd, Lawyers Rd, Eastland area…older homes closer in to the city, moderate,
diverse, great restaurants. Plaza-Midwood. NoDA( North Charlotte). |
Area 3
Mint Hill. Lots of new construction, still has rural feel. Still has countryside to see
and is protective. McManus Road is the prettiest in any season. |
Area 4
Sardis Area, Stonehaven, Lansdowne, older neighborhoods and much new construction. Great
location for having choices of many conduits( Providence Road, Monroe Road,
Independence Blvd., Sardis Road and then all of the small connector
streets like Alexander Road, Rea Road, Old Providence Road, Folger
and others) into the city and great access to 485. |
Area 5
High dollar new construction, larger homes, more glitz. Arboretum area, Raintree, Carmel.
Ballantyne. Stonecrest. |
Area 6
Dilworth falls in Areas 5 and 6. 6 is Park Road area, Starmount, Huntingtowne Farms, Quail
Corners. Mostly older and ranges from great first timers to historic Dilworth.
International community flanks South Blvd so look for really good
restaurants and markets. |
Area 7
York Road area, the Coliseum and the Airport |
Area 8
Westside. In the older sections, brick ranches, larger home sites, unpretentious. New
construction seems to favor first timers.Be sure to check Airport Noise
Corridors and ask about Airport expansion. |
Area 9
Westside…and the lovely Mountain Island Lake area. After going through incredible
traffic when you reach there the properties around the lake have great appeal. Just
remember Mountain Island Lake is the source of our drinking water.
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Area 99
Uptown Charlotte, Historic sections, older neighborhoods, inside 277.Snazzy attached housing, cool restaurants, exciting art galleries and cultural spots.
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Area 10
Union County
Location/ Access Southeast of Charlotte.
County Seat. Population 102,000. Major commerce Agriculture
and manufacturing. Livestock, corn, soybeans and cotton couple with manufacturing
facilities, textile production, electrical equipment and pharmaceutical products to set
the employment base. Historic The town of
Monroe is named for James Monroe, the fifth U. S. President. Cultural The town of Waxhaw,
N C 16 and N C 75, boasts antique shops and is also known as land of The Waxhaws. Accent
Wingate University located at Wingate has an
estimated 1300 students.
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Area
11
Cabarrus County. Location/ Access Twenty miles northeast. County Seat
Concord. Population Over 114,000. Major commerce Textile production, NASCAR. Major
Employers Fieldcrest Cannon. Historic Reed
Gold Mine, first gold discovered in NC in 1799. Cultural The Old Courthouse Theatre,
Historic Cabarrus Courthouse Museum. Accent 19th
largest county in the state. |
Area
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County Iredell County. Location/ Access Located north of Charlotte. County Seat Statesville Population More than 106,000. Major commerce Includes textiles, apparel, electronics, furniture
and paper production. Historic Inc. Mooresville, located near Lake Norman, incorporated in
1973 Cultural Accent Statesville is at intersection of I-40 and I-77. |
Area 13
Lake Norman. Water is gorgeous, traffic is dense and lots of new construction over the
last five years |
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Area 14
County Lincoln County. Location/Access Northeast of Mecklenburg. County Seat Lincolnton
Population Over 56,000. Major commerce : Benefits from Charlotte International Airport.
Accent Borders Lake Norman on the east. Historic Lincoln Theatre Guild.
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Area 15/
Area 88
Lake Wylie. Okay, so it’s the Catawba River…a real star and one worth
protecting. Probably not as built up as Lake Norman. New area designated as Area
88 and is identified by lake front property or HOA which have lake front. |
Area 16
County Gaston County. Location/Access West of Mecklenburg. County Seat Dallas. Population More than 180,000. Major commerce Textile
production and trucking. Historic C. Grier Beam Truck Museum in Cherryville. Cultural
Gaston County Museum of Art and History, Schiele Museum of Natural History. Accent
McAdenville Christmas lights. |
Area 17
County York County. Location/ Access South of Mecklenburg. County Seat. Cultural The
Museum of York County contains one of the largest displays of African animals and arts in
the Southeast. Accent Location of Knights Castle, 10,000 seat stadium of the Charlotte
Knights, a Triple A baseball team. Winthrop University, enrollment more than 5500, and
York Technical College. |
Area 21
County Rowan County. Location/ Access Northeast of Mecklenburg County. County Seat
Salisbury. Historic More than 23 blocks of the downtown district are included in the
National Register of Historic Districts. Cultural Waterworks Visual Arts Center, the
Piedmont Players Theatre Company plus symphony and choral groups. Accent Spencer Shops
showcase the history of transportation in the area, focus on rail transportation |
Area 22
County Cleveland County. Location/Access West of Charlotte. County Seat. Population More
than 90,000. Major Employers Curtiss-Wright Flight Systems, PPG, Reliance Electric and
Eaton Corp. Historic District, Kings Mountain. Accent
Kings Mountain State and National Parks. |
Area 23
County Stanly County. Location/Access East of Mecklenburg. County Seat Albemarle.
Population Approximately 55,000. Major commerce Agrarian and manufacturing. Major
Employers Michelin, ALCOA, Collins and Aikman. Cultural
Stanly County Chorale, Uwharrie and East Stanly Players. Accent Lake
Tillery. |
Area 24
County Lancaster County. Location/ Access South of Charlotte. County Seat. Population
Estimated 56,000. Major commerce Textiles. Major Employers Springs Industries. Historic
Andrew Jackson State Park. Accent Andrew Jackson State Park: 360 acres of camping boating,
fishing and hiking. |
