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A residential community with above-average connectivity
Seven miles north of Uptown, Hamilton Circle sits between two major thoroughfares along Interstate 77. Despite all the car traffic, the area is comfortably residential — and its convenient routes into Uptown have made it part of a rapidly developing area. “It’s fairly close to Uptown but still quiet. The area around Hamilton Circle is very historic,” says Kenyon Harris, Realtor with Keller Williams South Park. Harris describes the area as a relaxed reprieve from all the hustle and bustle of Charlotte’s urban Center City. “There are some locally owned restaurants, though I’d say most people leave the area for entertainment. It’s close to everything. People hang out in South Bend, which is probably 10 or 15 minutes away. Northlake Mall isn’t too far, either. They’re also extending the light rail up Beatties Ford Road, which will go straight to Uptown.” With the city investing heavily in the infrastructure along Beatties Ford Road, Hamilton Circle is in a prime position to grow.
Hamilton Circle locals can get around the Charlotte area easy with quick interstate access.
Uptown Charlotte is only 7 miles away from Hamilton Circle.
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Home styles span from the 1950s to today
Midcentury homes stretch out on half-acre lots beneath lofty oaks, while houses in newer subdivisions line up in tidy rows behind neatly trimmed lawns. The diversity of housing stock in Hamilton Circle makes it an eye-catching area for buyers with a tighter budget who still want options. Brick ranch-style homes from the 1950s and ‘60s are typically priced in the lower $200,000 range. Vinyl-siding New Traditional homes built in the 2000s and recently built townhouses with three bedrooms push prices near the $300,000 mark, and spacious new constructions with Craftsman-inspired stylings can list for upwards of $350,000. “It’s an up-and-coming area. There’s some revitalization happening because the surrounding areas are a little more industrial, but it’s also more affordable,” says Jessica Fava, a Realtor with Lantern Realty & Development who recently sold a new home in the neighborhood. “Under $400,000 for a two-story house is amazing for Charlotte. It’s definitely attractive for first-time buyers.”
Ranch style homes are among the most common in Hamilton Circle.
Many of the newer homes in Hamilton Circle have craftsman details.
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Neighborhood mainstays serve up local flavors
Restaurants and retail flock to Sunset Road in Hamilton Circle’s northern end. Many residents stop for their weekly grocery shopping at the Food Lion and Aldi. For meals out, locals have several homegrown haunts to choose from. Sunflower Family Restaurant is the go-to for breakfast and lunch, serving healthy portions of homestyle Southern staples from its casual outpost. Angie’s Diner, a longstanding neighborhood restaurant and a favorite among locals, serves soul food classics in an old-school diner atmosphere. A handful of chain restaurants cluster near I-77 for meals on the go, and most folks head into Uptown for a night out on the town.
Angie's Diner is a Hamilton Circle favorite for soul food.
The Food Lion is centrally located in Hamilton Circle for easy access.
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New park amenities for outdoor escapes
The Ribbonwalk Nature Preserve and Nevin Community Park are right next door to the neighborhood, attracting hikers and joggers year-round to the quiet wooded trails. The park’s playground received a refresh in 2022, adding upgraded equipment and a shaded splash pad for kids to cool down on hot days. The bocce ball courts and disc golf course are also a favorite among families. When rainy days make outdoor fun a wash, folks head to the McCrorey YMCA along Beatties Ford Road to keep active.
You can enjoy a shaded walk at the Ribbonwalk Nature Preserve.
Disc golf is a popular sport at Nevin Park.
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Eye-catching murals line the Beatties Ford Road corridor
Hamilton Circle is bordered in the west by Charlotte’s dynamic Beatties Ford Road corridor, which traces several historic African-American neighborhoods. The busy thoroughfare is a well-traveled path and a direct route into Uptown, Charlotte’s Center City, with 24 vibrant murals lining the way to commemorate the area’s storied history. The mural walk begins at the McCrorey YMCA with the colorful words “know justice” splashed across the side of the building, a collaboration between local artist Georgie Nakima and teens attending the YMCA’s summer programming.
Beautiful public art radiates the area surrounding Hamilton Circle.
Cultural public art are only seconds away for any local in Hamilton Circle.
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West Charlotte High is considered the pride of northwest Charlotte
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools serve public school students in the community. Statesville Road Elementary and Ranson Middle both score a C from Niche, while West Charlotte High earns a C-minus. The high school, affectionately called “DubC” by locals, opened the doors to its brand new state-of-the-art campus in 2022.
West Charlotte High School Entrance
Ranson Middle is another great option for young learners to continue at in Hamilton Circle.
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Interstate access and incoming public transit
Hamilton Circle is bisected by Interstate 77, with immediate access to the Interstate 85 interchange at the south end of the neighborhood. Residents are a 7-mile drive from Uptown Charlotte or roughly 10 miles from Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The Charlotte Area Transit System buses have several routes with stops along the main surrounding roads for residents who prefer public transportation, and an extension of the LYNX Gold Line light rail is slated for construction along Beatties Ford Road to give locals a car-free route into Center City.
Hamilton Circle residents have easy access to the CATS bus system.
The light rail is nearby and offers Hamilton Circle locals the chance for car free commuting.
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Local services in the area aren't that great. The convenience is really poor and our tax dollars are being spent on trying to make Charlotte into New York, but we have a LONG way to go. Also, if the leaders want that done, then I feel like they should take $ out of their own pockets to make it happen.
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7/8/2014Niche Review
It is nearly impossible for me to get a job here because the places that would hire me are top locations for crime and the safer places won't hire me because of lack of experience.
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9/14/2014Niche Review
The businesses here show very good customer service and they're safe.
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11/7/2014Niche Review
Jobs are starting to open up a lot more than what they were, but I am really looking to get into my career instead or part time. So I'm looking long term
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Hamilton Circle Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hamilton Circle, Charlotte sell after 52 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Hamilton Circle, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $294,907, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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