The Neighborhoods section is currently under construction and will hopefully be completed by late 2025!
Neighborhoods
Charlotte’s intricate system of neighborhoods and towns has evolved over the city's life, with each area developing its own unique and distinct characteristics. From the eclectic vibe of NoDa to the suburban tranquility of SouthPark, and the hustle and bustle of Uptown, every Charlotte neighborhood has qualities that set it apart from the rest. Join the Charlotte Citizen as we take a deep dive into these neighborhoods to see what the Queen City has to offer!
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The Center City of Charlotte, also known as Uptown, is considered the epicenter of The Queen City. Uptown is the city’s primary employment hub and hosts headquarters for several Fortune 500 companies.
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East Charlotte spans from Uptown east to the towns of Matthews and Mint Hill. This is where some of Charlotte’s most established suburban neighborhoods are located.
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North Charlotte is located from Uptown north to the county border with Cabarrus. Life here mostly revolves around the University of North Carolina Charlotte (UNCC). The campus and the surrounding University City are major employment centers for the city of Charlotte.
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South Charlotte spans from Uptown south to the border with South Carolina. This is where the most renowned neighborhoods in the Queen City are located, along with its highest price points.
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West Charlotte encompasses a large area spanning from Uptown west to the Catawba River. It is primarily suburban and has several famous amenities including The Billy Graham Library and U.S. National Whitewater Center.
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The city of Charlotte has seven townships located within Mecklenburg County. These towns comprise a sizable portion of the MSA, each with a unique atmosphere.

Uptown
East Charlotte
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Coventry Woods
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Easthaven
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Grove Park
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Hickory Grove
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Hickory Ridge
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Idlewild
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Oakhurst
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Plaza Hills
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Plaza-Midwood
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Ravenwood
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Reedy Creek
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Shamrock
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Sardis Woods
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Sheffield Park
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Sherwood Forest
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Stonehaven
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Windsor Park
North Charlotte
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Belmont
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College Downs
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Croft
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Derita
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Hidden Valley
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Graceshire
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Highland Creek
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Lockwood
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Newell
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Nevin
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NoDa
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Northlake
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Mallard
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Mineral Springs
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Tryon Hills
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University City
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Villa Heights
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Wilson Heights
South Charlotte
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Ballantyne
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Barclay Downs
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Beverly Woods
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Blakeney
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Cameron Wood
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Carmel
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Chantilly
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Cherry
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Cotswold
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Dilworth
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Eastover
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Elizabeth
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Grier Heights
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Landsdowne
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LoSo
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Madison Park
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Montclaire
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Myers Park
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Nations Ford
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Parkdale
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Piper Glen
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Quail Hollow
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Raeburn
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Sedgefield
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South End
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SouthPark
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Starmount
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York Road
West Charlotte
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Arbor Glen
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Ashley Park
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Berryhill
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Biddleville
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Camp Greene
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Clanton Park
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Coulwood
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Eagle Lake
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Enderly Park
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Firestone-Garden Park
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Lincoln Heights
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Mountain Island
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Northwood Estates / University Park North
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Oakview Terrace
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Oakdale
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Paw Creek
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Pinecrest
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Ponderosa - Wingate
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Reid Park
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Revolution Park
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Seversville
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Shuffletown
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Steele Creek
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Thomasboro - Hoskins
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Todd Park
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University Park
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Washington Heights
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Wesley Heights
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Westchester
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Westerly Hills
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Wilmore
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Wandawood Acres
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Yorkmount Park
Mecklenburg County Towns
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Cornelius
Cornelius is a charming town located along the eastern shores of Lake Norman.
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Davidson
Davidson is a small college town to the north of Charlotte that cherishes its welcoming and close-knit community.
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Huntersville
Huntersville is a rural/residential submarket to the north of Charlotte that has seen substantial growth in recent years.
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Matthews
Originally a small farming community focused on cotton, Matthews has grown into a thriving area known for its family-friendly atmosphere and strong sense of community.
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Mint Hill
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Pineville
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Stallings
Stallings is a rural community located 15 miles southeast of Charlotte that blends small-town appeal with the convenience of city access.