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Solid homes in a solid location
As Eastway’s name indicates, location is key to this Queen City suburb. But where this unassuming neighborhood excels most might be in its quality homes, which have hung around proud and orderly through all the years. “Eastway has some of the best built homes that I’ve ever sold,” says Michelle Pentecost, Realtor with Pollinator Properties who has been selling homes in Charlotte and the Piedmont for 17 years. “A lot of Eastway’s subdivisions were established in the 1960s and ‘70s, and the developers built some of the best homes of Charlotte. They’re structurally sound, and most of them are brick. They’re solid homes.” Further, home prices on average are low in comparison to Charlotte’s median, which is all the more surprising given the community’s location near cultural hubs. Pentecost: “Residents get access to all the thriving scenes of Charlotte, like NoDa and Plaza Midwood, for an entry level home price.”
Homes are surrounded by majestic old grown trees and vegetation throughout Eastwood.
Many Eastway homes have been renovated to blend perfectly with the original look and feel.
Beautifully cared for and maintained brick homes have deep history in Eastway.
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A mix of homes with lower price points
Many of Eastway’s subdivisions are separated by meandering creeks and mature forests. Residential streets branch off The Plaza, a major thoroughfare bounding the neighborhood to the south. Lawns are well-kept and often shaded by mature trees. On the streets of Eastway, visitors will find a mix of custom-built ranch-style homes, raised ranch-styles, split-levels with gambrel roofs and New Traditional builds that draw inspiration from Colonial Revival and Cape Cod homes. Prices start just above $200,000 and taper off after $400,000. This is below Charlotte’s median home value of roughly $450,000. Single-story duplexes and individual condo units can be found on the southwest corner of the neighborhood, with prices in the $100,000s.
There are a variety of home styles seen on every street throughout Eastway.
Condos are a great lower price point for ownership in the rapidly growing Eastway area.
Split level homes are a very common style seen in the Eastway neighborhoods.
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Garinger High has a promising esports program
Briarwood Academy is a 2-mile drive or less from most residences. Niche awards this elementary school an overall C-plus, while Martin Luther King Jr. Middle and Garinger High both receive C ratings. Garinger High recently established an esports program, the team winning the 2023 district championships in STEM app development. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is about 6 miles north.
Garinger High School helps prepare the Eastway youth for life after graduation.
Briarwood Academy provides a beautiful campus for local Eastway elementary school students.
MLK Jr Middle School teaches many of the young middle schoolers of the Eastway neighborhood.
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Taking the metro or North Tryon Street to Uptown
Eastway boasts two Lynx Blue Line light rail stations, Old Concord Road and Sugar Creek, both anywhere between 1 to 4 miles from residential streets. A few Charlotte Area Transit System buses serve the community, such as lines 3 and 39, though residents prefer driving. Via North Tryon Street, most homes are within 7 miles of Uptown, though drivers can expect slower commutes during rush hour.
The Lynx Blue Line offers car free commutes to Uptown for Eastway commuters.
Eastway residents have direct Interstate access and convenient travel ability around the city.
Eastway residents have quick travel to Uptown for fast and easy commutes.
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Having fun in Eastway, indoors and out
Just down Grier Road, Reedy Creek Nature Preserve spans some 700 wooded acres. The park offers several hiking trails, as well as picnic pavilions, volleyball and basketball courts, a fishing pier and a nature center, which Pentecost highlights as “state-of-the-art.” She says, “The nature center has some of the best environmental education programming in the country. I taught workshops on gardening there for a while, and there are other great programs there, too.” Other programs include watercolor lessons and nature walks. Residents can keep in shape by visiting Eastway Regional Recreation Center’s weight room, gym, indoor track and other facilities. The center also frequently hosts fitness classes, such as yoga and Zumba. On the western edge of the neighborhood, locals will find Blackbox Theater, an entertainment venue known for hosting a variety of EDM performers. The Independent Picture House (IPH) is just next door. One of the only independent cinemas in Charlotte, the IPH opened its doors in 2022 thanks in large part to crowdfunding. The theater screens foreign films, cult classics and more. Students can become members for free, enjoying benefits such as discounted tickets.
There is a popular basketball court in the forest of Reedy Creek Park that Eastway locals love.
Offering something for everyone the Eastway Recreation Center is always a popular destination.
Eastway residents enjoy the many opportunities the area has for being active outside.
Reedy Creek Park features a pond Eastway locals can fish in a beautiful setting.
Eastway Park disc golf course invites locals to a fun outdoor adventure through the area.
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Eating and dining in Eastway and NoDa
Pentecost characterizes Lang Van as “one of the best and oldest Vietnamese restaurants in Charlotte.” Their service alone is renowned, and their menu offers traditional favorites from pho to summer rolls, as well as their own innovations on classic Vietnamese dishes. Further up Eastway Drive, foodies will find international restaurants such as Enat Ethiopian and Lempira Restaurant, which serves Central American cuisine. Residents living on the east side of the neighborhood can stop by Food Lion, while others might take North Tryon Street to Belgate Shopping Center, bustling with stores such as Walmart Supercenter, Ikea and Hobby Lobby. For specialty East Asian products, including live lobsters and Chinese herbal medicine, locals can visit Asian Market. Boutiques, restaurants, breweries, coffee shops and more can be found just across East Sugar Creek Road in North Davidson, or NoDa. “That’s where a lot of Charlotte’s local music scene is. You can walk, bike or ride a bus to NoDa from Eastway easily,” Pentecost says.
Eastway locals enjoy the vast variety of amenities in NODA like Camp North End for food.
Summit Coffee is a popular coffee stop for Eastway locals on the way to Uptown.
Eastway locals can enjoy family friendly outings at many popular restaurants and bars nearby.
Eastway is home to many great restaurants including the local gem, Lang Van.
Lang Van is a great place for some friendly service and incredible in Eastway.
The popular Lang Van in Eastway takes great pride in their food and service.
IKEA is a popular place for Eastway locals to find furniture deals for their homes nearby.
Walmart and other big box retailers are just minutes from residents anywhere in Eastway.
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Film festivals and freaky 5Ks
The Independent Picture House hosts the annual Charlotte Film Festival. Right before Halloween, residents can also hop over to NoDa in their costumes for the Freaky 5K Road Race. Even if a contestant is not the fastest runner, they might just receive a prize for wearing the best costume.
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On average, homes in Eastway, Charlotte sell after 49 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Eastway, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $299,999, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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