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Coliseum Drive, neighborhood based around performance centers
As its moniker indicates, Coliseum Drive houses a sprawling conference center and performance spaces within walking distance of the neighborhood's homes. The prominent structures and their respective parking lots consume much of this community's landscape. Residents are also within walking distance of shopping and dining options. Coliseum Drive's architectural blend of old and new, large and small, commercial and residential, embodies the transitional and increasingly sought-after character of Charlotte, a city that seems to be changing and growing. “Charlotte is very much on the rise. The economy here is very strong right now, and neighborhoods like Coliseum Drive are benefiting," says Realtor Sally Awad, who sells homes in the area with the Sally Awad Group.
Brick ranch-style homes within walking distance of performance venues
Impressive updated ranch style homes are a common sight around the Coliseum Drive areaa.
Mid-Century style homes are unique and sought after in the Coliseum Drive neighborhood.
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Condos, bungalows and ranch-style homes
Oak trees shade the neighborhood, and most lots have enough space to pass around the football field and have backyard barbecues. Two-bedroom brick 1970s condos sell for around $200,000. Homebuyers can purchase a two-bedroom 1960s bungalow for about $290,000. Assessors value two-bedroom mid-century brick ranch-style homes between $245,000 and $380,000. Three-bedroom mid-century brick ranch-style homes sell for between $315,000 and $420,000. A newly built three-bedroom vinyl-exterior contemporary-style house sells for about $415,000. "Coliseum Drive is an area where home values are steadily appreciating," Awad says.
Older homes that have gorgeous landscaping are
Coliseum Drive residents enjoy access to all of Charlotte and the surrounding areas.
Modern townhomes are bringing affordable ownership options to many Coliseum Drive residents.
Coliseum Drive residents have different housing options like condos and townhomes.
Massive towering oak trees shade the yards and streets of Coliseum Drive.
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Things to do in Charlotte
Crowds flock to the performance venues off Andrew Jackson Highway. The 8,600-seat Bojangles Coliseum regularly hosts Charlotte Checkers hockey games. The venue also hosts comedians like Katt Williams, family events like Harlem Globetrotters and musical events like the Queen City Blues Festival. The nearby Ovens Auditorium features entertainers like Irish-American dancer Michael Flatley and has staged musicals like Wicked. On Briar Creek Road, The Park Expo and Conference Center hosts events like karate tournaments and gymnastics meets. NFL fans travel 5 miles to watch the Panthers play.
Bojangles Coliseum is one of the main attractions in the Coliseum Drive area.
Ovens Audtitorium offers great entertainment options in Coliseum Drive.
Smokey Joe's Cafe is a highly acclaimed favorite food spot of locals in Coliseum Drive.
Smokey Joe's is a world all its own that Coliseum Drive locals love.
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Public and private schools nearby
Coliseum Drive students may choose to attend the Charlotte-Mecklenburg District. Many begin at Billingsville Elementary, which has a C-plus Niche rating and a 12-to-1 student-teacher ratio. Eastway Middle has a C Niche rating, a 22% proficiency in reading and an 18% proficiency in math. Many teens move on to Garinger High, which has a C Niche rating and a 65% graduation rate. Starting in the 2024-to-2025 school year, Garinger will provide three new magnet programs, including World Languages, Exercise Science, and an accelerated learning option called Cambridge. There are a handful of private schools nearby, including Chantilly Montessori, which has an A-minus Niche rating and serves PK-12 students.
Newly expanded, Garinger High School offers fantastic opportunity to Coliseum Drive students.
Chantilly Montessori School is a premiere educational institution in Coliseum Drive.
The Eastway Middle School is a great educational extension for Coliseum Drive students.
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Local restaurants, stores and big-box retail
Many residents shop and dine on Monroe Road. People eat chicken 'n' dumplings and meatloaf at Lupie's Cafe. The Tipsy Burro, across the street, serves quesadillas and salty margaritas. People buy retro clothing from the 1940s through the 1990s at Stash Pad. "It's an area that's seeing a lot of development because of the location," says Realtor Jason Morton, who sells homes in the area for Premier South and East Side Local. Morton recommends visiting Hawthorne's New York Pizza and Bar – 3 miles northwest. Locals travel 2 miles to shop at Food Lion, Ross Dress for Less and Hibbett Sports at Eastway Square.
Harris Teeter is a local favorite for grocery needs of Coliseum Drive locals.
Breweries and restaurants line the retail strip on Monroe Road in Coliseum Drive.
Vaulted Oak Brewery is a great place for afterwork gatherings in the heart of Coliseum Drive.
Coliseum Drive Locals can start their morning with a good cup of coffee and read at Julias Cafe.
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Walks along Briar Creek
The immediate neighborhood is primarily commercial, but Coliseum Drive isn't far from popular outdoor destinations. Briar Creek runs through the west side of town, providing a naturalistic contrast to the area's largely concrete-laden landscape. Coliseum Drive homeowners can hop on the waterside greenway for fresh air. The pathway connects to Chantilly Park, where locals can bring the kids to play at the playground and walk their dogs around the lush wetlands.
Chantilly Park in Coliseum Drive has trails and water features for residents to enjoy.
Chantilly Park offers outdoor fun for Coliseum Drive families.
Outdoor exercise is easy and enjoyable for Coliseum Drive residents.
Many residents enjoy quiet strolls along the greenways and trails surrounding Coliseum Drive.
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Getting around town
Andrew Jackson Highway routes residents along the four-mile commute into Charlotte's bustling business district. Locals can ride by car or hop on a CATS bus via the stops lining Monroe Road. The nearest light rail station is 1 ½ miles north in Elizabeth. The city's highly anticipated LYNX Silver Line will have a connection at the Bojangles Coliseum. The light rail is planned to open in 2037. Residents take U.S. Route 74 about 4 miles northwest to Center City, where companies like Bank of America, Duke Energy and Wells Fargo are headquartered. World travelers drive 11 miles to Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
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On average, homes in Coliseum Drive, Charlotte sell after 13 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Coliseum Drive, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $315,000, down 38% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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