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Luxury and legacy define Eastover
Developed in the 1920s, Eastover attracted financiers, lawyers and other prominent community leaders from throughout Charlotte, and it remains a coveted gem to many buyers for its grand mansions, polished streetscapes and peaceful atmosphere. Its location, just minutes from Uptown, makes for quick commutes to major employers like Bank of America and Wells Fargo, and puts a variety of amenities at your fingertips, including private country clubs, popular restaurants and one of the city’s largest parks. Top-rated public and private schools further enhance Eastover’s reputation as a refined yet convenient place to call home.
The Eastover neighborhood is located in Charlotte, NC.
Uptown Charlotte is just minutes from the Eastover area.
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From classic Cape Cods to stately custom mansions
Eastover’s elegant houses sit on gently sloping hills along wide streets. Sidewalks and curving driveways frame highly manicured front lawns, adding to the elevated feel. “Eastover is arguably one of the most luxurious neighborhoods in Charlotte,” says Jason Noblitt, a Realtor with Dickens Mitchener & Associates. “It’s very quaint, with giant oak trees shading beautiful streets and old, beautiful, Southern-style mansion homes.” Architectural styles range from Cape Cods, Tudor Revivals and Colonial Revivals to custom-built mansions with French Provincial, Georgian and Modernist elements. Some properties are around 100 years old, while others were built in the last few years. There are also a few townhouse and condo communities.
An elegant mansion with architectural details inspired by Colonial Revival and Georgian styles.
You'll find many homes here with red brick facades.
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A pricey market where even condos reach into the millions
Buyers looking here often have deep pockets, as the prices reflect the neighborhood’s desirability. “The typical buyer is someone who wants to be in the private schools, at the country club and has millions of dollars to spend on a house,” says Andy Griesinger, a Realtor with eXp Realty. The median sale price is over $1.7 million, more than four times higher than Charlotte’s median. “The closest neighborhood in price is Myers Park, where the homes are older, and the lots are generally smaller,” says Catherine Houghland, a Realtor with Brandon Lawn Real Estate. Here’s how home prices break down by type:
Condos range from the lower $200,000s to nearly $4 million.
Townhouses range from the mid-$700,000s to nearly $1.3 million.
Detached homes range from about $1.1 million to nearly $7 million.
Quick 3-mile commutes to Uptown
The commute to Uptown is short from here. The central business district, divided into the First Ward, Second Ward, Third Ward and Fourth Ward, is just 3 miles away. “People who live there are driving or are being driven to Uptown,” Griesinger says. The drive takes less than 10 minutes without traffic, and even during rush hour, it can take under 20 minutes. Griesinger adds that you won’t notice much through-traffic in the neighborhood. “There are not a ton of cut-throughs. It’s not an area where people who don’t live there are driving through it.”
Charlotte Douglas Airport is just 20 minutes from Eastover.
The light rail has many stops all over Charlotte, including near Eastover.
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Public and private schools serving Eastover earn high marks
Students can go to highly rated public schools, such as Eastover Elementary School and Myers Park High School, the latter of which is known for its campus-style layout with 13 buildings centered around a courtyard called The Quad. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools also has an annual Program Choice Lottery, offering students the chance to apply to a magnet or specialty school of their choice. Additionally, there are many private options in South Charlotte, including the highly rated Providence Day School and Charlotte Preparatory School.
The Sedgefield Middle School serves students from 6th to 8th grade.
Myers Park High School is the home of the Mustangs.
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Popular restaurants, entertainment districts and shops are close by
There are so many things to do within a 3-mile radius of the neighborhood, from barhopping and enjoying live music in Plaza Midwood to going to a Charlotte Hornets game in Uptown and shopping at Metropolitan in Dilworth, a mall featuring familiar brands such as Burlington and Trader Joe’s. “You have the Mint Museum, but the main draw is being able to walk to Ru Ru’s, which is the taco spot that has the most popular patio to eat and drink on in town. It’s so cool and has a very unique vibe,” says Griesinger, who adds that Stagioni next door is “one of the top Italian spots in town.” Noblitt highlights Laurel Market, a small convenience store and deli. “Health-conscious clients love it. It has a lot of vegan options,” he says. Plus, it’s easy to access medical care here, with three hospitals close by, including Atrium Health Mercy and Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center in Elizabeth.
Residents can make quick stops on their way to work at Not Just Coffee.
Shopping centers and retail stores are close by on Providence Road.
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Parks, greenways and country clubs offer outdoor options nearby
When you’re looking to enjoy the outdoors, you’re minutes from Freedom Park, often referred to as Charlotte’s Central Park, as it stretches nearly 100 acres. There you can:
Play a variety of sports, including soccer, volleyball and baseball
Bike along the Little Sugar Creek Greenway
Enjoy a picnic overlooking the large lake
Attend annual events, such as Festival in the Park in September
There are two country clubs nearby offering golf, tennis and swimming facilities: Myers Park Country Club and Charlotte Country Club. Eastover also has its own small park, which is mainly open space along the Briar Creek Greenway.
Briar Creek runs along Eastover Park
The Briar Creek Greenway is a favorite for quiet walks or bike rides.
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Eastover Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Eastover, Charlotte sell after 75 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Eastover, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $1,937,500, down 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Situated on prestigious Colville Road in the heart of Eastover, Alson Court welcomes you with well landscaped courtyards, mature trees, brick walkways, and a charming fountain. The community offers a rare blend of architectural character, walkable convenience, and one of Charlotte's premier locations. Enjoy a walkable lifestyle to Eastover favorites including Summit Coffee, RuRu's Tacos, boutique
Positioned on a premier quarter-acre lot in historic Eastover, considered one of Charlotte’s most sought-after enclaves, 1620 Biltmore Drive presents nearly 4500 square feet of refined architecture and exceptional craftsmanship. This 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence strikes a perfect balance between stately traditional design and an effortless, flowing floor plan tailored for todays luxury
A remarkable value in the heart of Eastover. 806 Cherokee offers 3 generous sized bedrooms and 3 full en-suite baths. Walk-in closets in each bedroom. A split floor plan offers privacy. Large windows in this light-filled home show off the gleaming hardwood floors throughout. The living room features beautiful architectural details and a handsome marble mantlepiece. The storage closet for this
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Great opportunity on one of Eastover's premier tree-lined streets. This thoughtfully-designed home includes timeless architectural detail and features high ceilings, hardwood floors and fantastic flow. Formal living and dining rooms provide elegant, well-proportioned spaces for gatherings and everyday living, while the inviting family room - open to the kitchen - includes a gas fireplace and
The Laurel at Eastover presents a rare residential offering—a coveted collection of just 17 homes—within one of Charlotte’s most established neighborhoods. Defined by architectural clarity, curated materials, and a commitment to discretion, The Laurel distinguishes itself not by spectacle, but by proportion, permanence, and quiet confidence, ensuring luxury is experienced privately and lived
Welcome to The Cherokee, a luxury condo building nestled in the heart of Eastover. The building is a perfect combination of quality construction and well planned day to day function. Incredible location. High ceilings, large windows, abundant natural light & custom finishes throughout. This unit is one of the largest floor plans within the building with incredible storage/closets. The floor plan
Welcome to 810 Cherokee, a beautifully renovated residence in the highly sought-after 800 Cherokee, ideally situated in the heart of Eastover. Thoughtfully updated throughout, this elegant home features engineered wood flooring, a well-appointed kitchen with stainless appliances and an instant hot water dispenser, remodeled bathrooms, and an oversized laundry room with exceptional storage—a rare
Come home to this classic beauty in the quant neighborhood of Perrin Place, Eastover. This sophisticated urban townhome, with recent updates is set in one of the city’s most sought-after gas lamp–lined neighborhoods. Blending timeless character with modern design, the home offers a seamless balance of elegance and comfort.As you enter the home the custom finishes catch your eye. At the center
Premier location with comfortable Southern charm — in the heart of Eastover!Enjoy walkability to Uptown Charlotte’s dining, shopping, and entertainment. This beautifully renovated unit is priced right and move-in ready. The kitchen features quartz countertops, subway tile, refinished cabinetry, crown molding, and all-new appliances. A Whirlpool washer and dryer in the unit add everyday
The Laurel at Eastover presents a rare residential offering—a coveted collection of just 17 homes—within one of Charlotte’s most established neighborhoods. Defined by architectural clarity, curated materials, and a commitment to discretion, The Laurel distinguishes itself not by spectacle, but by proportion, permanence, and quiet confidence, ensuring luxury is experienced privately and lived
Top-floor residence at The Cherokee, with a private east-facing terrace that opens off the living room, primary suite, and second bedroom. Set at the interior Cherokee Road and Fenton Place corner of Eastover, this twenty-unit boutique building of concrete-and-steel construction was designed by Harry Schrader with inspiration drawn from Manhattan's Sutton Place, each flat reading as a townhome on
Welcome to Eastover/Myers Park! This charming 1920 condo has 9 foot ceilings, beautiful original hardwood floors and Pella windows. Lots of windows for natural light. Sunroom facing street. Ground floor unit. Painted all white with Benjamin Moore paint. Sunroom connects to living and bedroom. Stacked Wash/Gas Dryer. An absolute lovely place to live. Wonderful restaurants close by. Take a stroll
Two Bdrm Apartment for Rent in Eastover - $1950/MonthGreat walkability to Plaza Midwood, Myers Park, Uptown, and Elizabeth. Beautiful and safe neighborhood, down the street from the original Mint Museum and greenway. Easy walk to Starbucks, Ruru's, Zio, gas station, drug store, and Laurel Market. Charming old building, courtyard with fountain and bbq/sitting area.
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