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A historic corridor defines this up-and-coming neighborhood
A major artery that connects some of the city’s oldest historically Black neighborhoods, Beatties Ford Road has long been considered the main corridor of Charlotte’s West End. The wider area fell behind economically in the 1970s when highway construction cut it off from the rest of the city. But now, the Beatties Ford-Trinity neighborhood is making a comeback. With more funding from the city being put towards walkability and bike-ability improvements, new homes are also starting to pop up left and right. “There’s major growth, both with the transit system and the businesses that are relocating to the area,” says Jim Hall, a broker with Talley Properties.
Beatties Ford and Sunset Roads are the major thoroughfares of Beatties Ford-Trinity.
New home developments are available throughout the Beatties Ford-Trinity area.
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A mix of home styles new and old
Beyond major thoroughfares like Beatties Ford Road, the residential streets are wide and flat. Homes sit on large lawns backed by dense clusters of trees and bordered by rows of hedges. Residential development began here around the mid-20th century and has continued steadily onward ever since, from 1960s brick ranch-style homes to ‘90s New Traditional two-story houses. While these established homes can start in the $200,000 range, new constructions are becoming increasingly common in the area. A spacious Craftsman house on a nearly one-acre lot can sell for over $500,000, and brand-new three-bedroom townhouses regularly list for around $325,000. “In this area, If I were to list a house right now, we’d have several offers and be under contract in less than 30 days. The inventory right now is very limited,” reports Hall.
Large lots and beautiful homes draw many future residents to the Beatties Ford-Trinity area.
Townhomes bring more affordable pricing to Beatties Ford-Trinity throughout the area.
There are beautiful homes to be found in the neighborhoods of Beatties Ford-Trinity.
A white home mixed with brick and vinyl in Beatties Ford-Trinity.
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Paying homage to the area’s Revolutionary War history
While some of the first homes in Beatties Ford-Trinity were sold in the 1960s, its history actually spans back much earlier. This area’s roots can be traced back to the McIntyre Historic Site, where a Revolutionary War skirmish occurred during the British occupation of Charlotte in 1780. The story goes that nearly 400 Redcoat soldiers foraging at McIntyre’s farm stumbled into a beehive and, amid the chaos, were routed by a group of less than 15 Patriots, earning the encounter the name “the Battle of the Bees.” As the British retreated from Charlotte, they called the city a “hornet’s nest” of rebellion. That strong, defiant spirit has become a point of pride for area residents, so much so that Hornets Nest Elementary and Hornets Nest Park were named after it.
McIntyre Historic Site helps preserve some of the older history of the area.
There is a small parking lot and gathering area at the entrance of McIntyre Historic Site.
Old growth vegetation dominates most of the areas throughout the McIntyre Historic Site.
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A local park houses an obstacle course and BMX tracks
Trinity Road feeds right into Hornets Nest Park, where residents can play a round on the disc golf course or hike along the winding waterside trails. McIntire Creek meanders through Hornets Nests’ wooded terrain and feeds into the lake at the park’s center, a community favorite for fishing. Adrenaline junkies hit the dirt BMX tracks to get their fill of thrill rides, while there’s plenty of family-friendly recreation on the playground and Carolina Panthers Play 60 Challenge Course. Blending NFL-style training and an American Ninja Warrior-esque obstacle course, parkgoers of every age can test their mettle and set a new personal record at tackling creative hurdles and a 40-yard dash. The park’s myriad sporting facilities are supplemented by the nearby Sunset Hills Public Golf Course, where golfers can practice their swing with a quick and affordably priced round on the 40-acre wooded tract.
Hornet's Nest Park is home to one of the most popular disc golf courses in Charlotte.
Beatties Ford-Trinity locals can meet Lucy at the Hornet's Nest BMX track.
Riders compete twice a week on Thursdays and Saturdays at Hornet's Nest Park.
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Take Beatties Ford Road all the way into Uptown
Residents have immediate access to Interstate 77, putting them within a 7-mile drive to Uptown Charlotte. Those who’d prefer to bypass the highway traffic can take Beatties Ford Road all the way to where it turns into Trade Street just outside of City Center. Although this is a largely car-dependent area, Charlotte Area Transit buses stop along Beatties Ford and Trinity roads for a car-free ride around town. Additional walkability and transit improvements are also planned for the area, including bike lanes and an expanded Charlotte Streetcar line three miles south at the Rosa Parks Place Community Transit Center. Those who travel for work or for pleasure can reach the Charlotte Douglas International Airport with an 11-mile drive southwest.
The Charlotte skyline in the distance is just a 10 minute drive from Beatties Ford-Trinity.
Beatties Ford and Sunset Roads are the major thoroughfares of Beatties Ford-Trinity.
The CATS light rail system is just blocks away for Beatties Ford-Trinity residents.
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Shopping destinations are close by
Running errands close to home is a breeze with Food Lion and Aldi situated at the southern end of the neighborhood along Beatties Ford Road. Fast food chains, gas stations and drug stores line this popular corridor, alongside local neighborhood staples such as Sunset Soul Food or Bubba’s Barbecue. For more comprehensive shopping, residents can make the three-mile trip north to Northlake Mall, a popular Charlotte destination. The expansive indoor complex houses name-brand clothiers and jewelers in addition to its anchoring department stores, Belk and Macy’s, and even an AMC theater. Sit-down chain restaurants and big-box stores also surround the mall, ensuring that residents’ retail needs can be met within a five-minute drive.
Beatties Ford-Trinity locals enjoy Food Lion and other chain retailers for groceries and more.
Sunset Soul Food is a small but delicious and popular hidden gem in Beatties Ford-Trinity.
ALDI is a popular and conveniently located grocer for Beatties Ford-Trinity locals.
Sunset Soul Food has a large following for their epic southern dishes in Beatties Ford-Trinity.
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Hopewell High students can get ahead for college
Beatties Ford-Trinity is zoned for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg district. Hornets Nest Elementary has been serving young students for over 30 years and sends them on to attend Ranson Middle, both of which score a C from Niche. Hopewell High, which earns a B-minus, is a Cambridge International school. Through the program, which offers advanced courses on a full range of subjects, students can earn college credit at University of North Carolina schools.
Hornets Nest Elementary spirit rock encourages creativity in Beatties Ford-Trinity neighborhood.
The entrance to Ranson Middle School.
View of the Hopewell High School Titans press box in Huntersville NC.
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Crime
The Beatties Ford-Trinity neighborhood has a CAP Index Crime Score of 8 out of 10, which is higher than the national average of 4. However, community initiatives like Alternatives to Violence have been working hard to fight crime in the area by providing young residents with education and emotional support.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
4,954
Median Age
38
Population Density
4 ppl/acre
Population under 18
18.5%
Below the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
13.6%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$39,888
Significantly below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$56,469
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
78.6%
College Graduates
18.3%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
7.7%
% Population in Labor Force
38.4%
Significantly below the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
44''
Average Winter Low Temperature
32°F
Average Summer High Temperature
90°F
Annual Snowfall
4''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
34/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
14/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
32/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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