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Living around Charlotte's "Central Park"
Directly south of Charlotte’s Center City, Freedom Park is the focal point of the Freedom Park neighborhood. Known as the “Central Park” of Charlotte, this 100-acre green space clasps a sweeping lake, miles of trails, playgrounds and other amped-up amenities. Leafy and convenient, residents relish ample shopping and dining in the community and neighboring Dilworth. “Freedom Park creates this central hub for people. It’s one of our largest parks as far as green space and there’s always something going on,” says Jessica Jenkins, a Realtor with Corcoran HM Properties, who lives in the area. “The greenway runs through the park and connects to several neighborhoods, so you can walk to all kinds of shops and restaurants. The park and greenway have a lively energy that's appealing to people.”
The bridge at Freedom Park is a popular spot for locals.
The fountain on the lake at Freedom Park.
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Outdoor offerings at Freedom Park
At the neighborhood’s namesake park on East Boulevard, residents can take the kids to the grid of soccer fields and tennis courts to blow off steam or go for a waterside hike beside Little Sugar Creek. It’s also the site of anticipated community events, ranging from neighborly outdoor movie nights to the annual Festival in the Park. The three-day celebration of art and music takes place every September and draws over 100,000 people.
Locals enjoy the many pathways at Freedom Park.
Freedom Park has multiple tennis courts.
Freedom Park's Festival in the Park has clowns that perform for the kids.
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Freedom Park offers everything from bungalows to luxury homes
Charlotte’s classic bungalows are prevalent in Freedom Park, but there are also grander colonials and other traditional styles of architecture featured throughout the neighborhood. Lofty oaks and maple trees stretch over compact yards forming shaded canopies over many of the quiet streets. “Around the Freedom Park area things are selling fast — within days,” Jenkins says. “In all of Charlotte right now, the average days-on-market is 27. Recently near Freedom Park, it’s a third of that or less.”Prices can range from $700,000 for a three-bedroom to well over $2 million for a stately five-bedroom. “The prices are higher there,” Jenkins says. “People are willing to pay more to live close to the park and there are a limited number of homes. It’s a sought-after area.”
A cute bungalow in the Freedom Park neighborhood of Charlotte.
Homes in the Freedom Park neighborhood of Charlotte have well manicured lawns.
The Freedom Park neighborhood in Charlotte is a walker's paradise.
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Students zoned for top-rated Myers Park High School
Neighborhood kids may start off at Dilworth Elementary, which is currently split between two campuses — the Sedgefield campus for prekindergarten through second grade and the Latta campus for third through fifth. However, all students will attend the Latta campus beginning in the fall of 2024. Part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools district, the elementary school’s Sedgefield campus scores a C-plus Niche grade and the Latta campus earns an A-minus. From Dilworth Elementary, students move on to Sedgefield Middle and Myers Park High. Home of the Mustangs, the high school offers International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement courses and boasts a stellar A Niche grade, while the middle school garners a B-minus rating.
Myers Park High School in Charlotte, NC.
The Sedgefield Middle School entrance in Charlotte, NC.
Dilworth Elementary School's Sedgefield campus in Charlotte, NC.
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Park Road Shopping Center serves as a hub for shopping and dining
At Park Road Shopping Center on Park Road, locals can get their grocery shopping done at Harris Teeter and catch the latest flick at AMC Theatre. For a bite out, pick up a pastry at Amelie’s French Bakery and Café or meet friends for dinner and margaritas at Velvet Taco. Further dining and nightlife options abound along East Boulevard in Freedom Park and neighboring Dilworth. Residents are just blocks from popular watering holes, such as Foxcroft Wine Co. and Kid Cashew, which serves up Mediterranean fare and creative cocktails under twinkling string lights on the patio.
Freedom Park residents have easy access to the trendy Park Road Shopping Center.
Freedom Park residents can get their grocery shopping done at Harris Teeter.
Residents head to Velvet Taco in the Freedom Park neighborhood for delicious gourmet tacos.
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Getting to and away from work in Freedom Park
An easy 3-mile commute connects residents to Charlotte’s Center City business district and a bus line runs along Park Road for those looking to avoid the hassle of city parking. To leave work far behind, a 10-mile jaunt on Billy Graham Parkway leads to the Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
Freedom Park is located just south of Uptown Charlotte.
Uptown is visible just a few miles away from Freedom Park.
Freedom Park residents have easy access to the CATS bus system.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
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4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
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4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Crime Score
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Freedom Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Freedom Park, Charlotte sell after 34 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Freedom Park, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $1,105,000, up 23% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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