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Lockwood puts restaurants, shops and Uptown within easy reach
Lockwood is an evolving neighborhood outside Charlotte’s Center City where new builds are rising between long-standing homes. Developed in the early 20th century near manufacturing plants, it sits between two of the city’s most prominent adaptive-reuse projects, Camp North End and Optimist Hall, putting residents steps from dozens of trendy restaurants and shops. Short commutes to Uptown, access to public transportation and a handful of nearby parks add to this enclave’s appeal.
Even the streets are full of art in the Lockwood neighborhood.
A train yard fills much of the neighborhood's eastern edge.
Diverse architecture and unique homes can be seen around the Lockwood neighborhood.
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A blend of original homes, brand-new builds and apartments
The neighborhood’s residential heart is tucked away from busier streets with wide roads, sidewalks and a few blocks of houses shaded by mature trees. You’ll find Craftsman bungalows, cottages and ranch-style homes from the early to mid-20th century mixing with larger Craftsman-inspired transitionals and modern townhouses built in recent years. “Lockwood was overlooked for many years, but now it’s very up-and-coming,” says Jennifer Monroe, a Realtor with Compass. Renters vastly outnumber homeowners here because the neighborhood has far more apartments than single-family homes.
Many of the homes in Lockwood are older and have been well-maintained.
Bungalows are a common homestyle in Lockwood.
There are a variety of newly built homes going up around Lockwood.
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Home prices range from entry-level to luxury
Lockwood’s median sale price of $560,000 is above Charlotte ’s, which hovers around $430,000. Detached homes usually cost between the upper $200,000s and the upper $600,000s. However, high-end new construction can exceed $1 million. Townhouses rarely go on the market, with no units sold in recent years. “There aren’t many properties for sale,” says Brandy Warner, a realtor with Nestlwood Realty. "People often don’t leave once they move in.” You’ll find similar prices in Optimist Park and lower prices in Greenville and Tryon Hills.
Walk, drive, bike or bus to Uptown
One of the neighborhood’s biggest draws is its proximity to Uptown, which is less than 2 miles away. You can walk or drive straight down North Tryon or North Graham streets, or if you want to avoid paying for parking, you can bike or catch a CATS bus. Interstates 277 and 77 are close by for commutes to other job hubs around Charlotte, and the closest LYNX Blue Line light rail station is about a mile away on Parkwood Avenue.
The LYNX Blue Line light rail and the CATS bus system are within easy reach of Lockwood's residents.
Many locals choose car free commutes with easy access to public transit from Lockwood.
Major interstates are minutes away.
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Shop, dine and hang out at Camp North End and beyond
Between Camp North End, Optimist Hall and North Graham Street, residents have plenty of places to shop and dine within walking distance. You can visit these local favorites:
Halal Street Food, which serves Dominican-Pakistani cuisine
Gravity Sourdough Pizza Co., a space-themed pizza joint
Curry Gate, which serves Nepalese and Indian dishes
Thrift Pony, a boutique stocked with vintage finds
Wayne’s Super Market, a small, local grocery store
Lockwood is also home to Petty Thieves Brewing, where you can enjoy craft beers, grab a bite to eat from food trucks and jam out to live music in a dimly lit, cozy atmosphere. And if you’re still looking for more to do, NoDa (the city’s arts district), Plaza Midwood (a popular neighborhood for barhopping and nightlife), and Uptown (with its museums and stadiums) are just a short drive away.
Camp North End is just across the street for Lockwood residents.
Petty Thieves Brewing is a popular hangout for its outdoor space, live music and brews.
Wayne's Super Market is conveniently located just around the corner from Lockwood.
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Belmont and Villa Heights offer outdoor activities
While there are no parks directly in the neighborhood, all you need to do is head east into Belmont and Villa Heights to find some spots for outdoor recreation. Popular activities include:
Biking, running or walking along the Little Sugar Creek Greenway
Tending to a plot in the Little Sugar Creek Community Garden
Swimming or taking in the views of the Uptown skyline at Cordelia Park
Playing soccer, tennis or basketball at Alexander Park
Taking a peaceful stroll through the McGill Rose Garden
If you’re into rock climbing, you can visit Inner Peaks Climbing Center’s bouldering gym in Lockwood on North Tryon Street.
The Little Sugar Creek Greenway in Charlotte stretches more than 19 miles.
The Little Sugar Creek Greenway connects several nearby parks.
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Assigned public schools and a highly rated private option nearby
Lockwood is part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools district, which offers magnet and school-choice programs alongside assigned neighborhood schools. Students can attend Highland Renaissance Academy in Sugar Creek for elementary and then advance to Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Hidden Valley. Garinger High School in Shamrock is the districted high school, and it offers a dual-enrollment program through Central Piedmont Community College. Nearby private options include Trinity Episcopal School in First Ward, which has an A rating from Niche and enrolls students from kindergarten through 8th grade.
Highland Renaissance Academy's main building and drop-off.
Students can attend Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School.
The entrance of Garinger High School.
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Uptown Charlotte events are close at hand
Lockwood has access to a full calendar of events in neighboring Uptown Charlotte. Here are some popular ones:
Charlotte SHOUT!, a multi-week arts and culture festival each spring, with large-scale art installations
Taste of Charlotte, a three-day food festival on Tryon Street in June
Charlotte Goes Green Festival, a March celebration following the St. Patrick's Day Parade
Charlotte Pride Festival & Parade, a two-day street festival in August celebrating the LGBTQ+ community
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
8
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
7
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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Lockwood Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Lockwood, Charlotte sell after 75 days on the market compared to the national average of 57 days. The median sale price for homes in Lockwood, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $618,500, down 12% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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