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Residential streets next to nature, shopping centers and public transit
Charlotte homebuyers move to Newell South for its nearby nature and unhurried lifestyle, and they stay for its connectivity to some of the city's most dynamic areas. Katrina Parks, a Realtor with Henderson Ventures Inc. who has sold homes in the area, says, “It’s along a growing corridor outside of Charlotte. It’s a little less expensive, being on the outskirts, but there’s tons of shopping, restaurants, greenways — it really fits all parties. Plus, it’s right near UNC Charlotte campus.” While plenty of suburbs boast a good location, few have as many ways to get around as Newell South. Residents can take the light rail blue line for a car-free trip into Uptown, or they can hop on Interstate 85 or North Tryon Street to commute around the metro. For a more leisurely trip, they'll walk up the Toby Creek Greenway to the University campus.
New construction home developments can be found scattered throughout Newell South.
Modern influences on traditional architecture are seen in the renovated homes of Newell South.
Newell South in Charlotte is a beautiful neighborhood with various styles of homes.
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Sidewalk-lined subdivisions and half-acre lots
Homebuyers flock to residences just off one of the Queen City’s most highly traveled streets for seamless commutes. But despite the busy thoroughfares and collegiate bustle just beyond, the residential streets of Newell South are quiet and winding, lined by sidewalks in some areas and dense clusters of trees in others. Prospective buyers should watch this well-positioned spot while properties are still available. "Over the last year, we've seen a little more inventory, but the great properties still sell really quickly. There's a healthy balance," says Landon Albrick, a Realtor at The Albrick Group. A simple brick ranch-style home from the 1960s with three bedrooms typically starts at $300,000. Or, buyers with extra room in the budget can seek out a newly renovated two-story home with updated appliances and a half-acre to spread out on for $500,0000. New construction homes have also been popping up throughout the neighborhood, perfect for those who want a turnkey experience with all the latest bells and whistles.
Newell South in Charlotte has great trees for hanging a swing.
Many of the charming older homes have been masterfully remodeled bringing new life to the area.
Discover colorful four square style homes with porches at Newell South in Charlotte.
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Travel by car or light rail
A Charlotte central connector, North Tryon Street, extends the length of Newell South, providing a direct seven-mile route into the heart of the city. Interstate 85 entrances are also close by, allowing residents to reach the Charlotte Douglas International Airport in a 15-mile drive. Although car travel is the most popular way to get around here, residents can also find the Tom Hunter light rail station here for an easy, car-free commute into Uptown or University City, home to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte campus and the Atrium Health Hospital.
Newell South has direct interstate access for quick commutes around Charlotte.
The CATS light rail connects UNC Charlotte to Uptown moving through Newell South.
CATS Light rail is a great option for Newell South locals to get around the Charlotte area.
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Football champs attend Julius L. Chambers High
Newell South students are zoned to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, which boasts a wide range of public, charter and magnet schools. Many local students attend Newell Elementary before moving on to Martin Luther King Jr. Middle and Julius L. Chambers High. The high school is something of a football powerhouse, with the Cougars taking home back-to-back 4AA state championship titles in 2020 and 2021. The girl’s flag football team also snagged the district-wide trophy in 2022, an exciting win for the sport’s inaugural season. All three schools score a C grade from Niche.
Martin Luther King Jr Middle is a public school in Charlotte.
Julius L. Chambers High School is a public school in Charlotte.
Newell Elementary is a public school in Charlotte.
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Sprawling nature preserves and indoor rec centers
Locals can get outside and hike through nearby Reedy Creek Park Nature Preserve, whose 125 acres sprawl across forests, fields, lakes and wetlands. With over 10 miles of winding trails, residents can try a new route every weekend or tackle an all-day adventure during North Carolina's mild seasons. These lush landscapes lodge some 1700s-era remnants of historical structures woven throughout the overgrown flora. Residents can explore nature even closer to home with a trailhead for the Toby Creek Greenway right next to residences along Rocky River Road. The paved, multi-use walking path spans miles and connects to the Mallard Creek Greenway while lazily meandering past UNC Charlotte’s stadiums and fields. Rainy days don’t have to stop residents from getting active with the Eastway Regional Recreation Center to the south. The facility, which was opened in 2021, features a pool with a lazy river and hosts sports leagues, classes and summer camps for kids.
Players can cool off in the shade of the trees surrounding Reedy Creek Park's basketball court.
There is a Carolina Panthers themed playground for the younger visitors of Reedy Creek Park.
Discover beautiful butterfly's at Reedy Creek Park in Charlotte.
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Shopping options abound in University City
Big-box stores line University City Boulevard and make everyday errands a breeze, whether that means grocery shopping at Harris Teeter, hunting for home goods at Target or picking up fresh furniture from Ikea. There’s even a Sam’s Club a couple of miles up the road for residents who like to stock up for home cooking. Fast food and chain restaurants abound near the University, with a handful of local spots tucked away on North Tyron Street. South 21 Jr. Family Restaurant's nostalgic diner-style eatery transports patrons to the 1950s with its classic American dishes and retro decor. This busy local spot has a long-standing history with the Charlotte community, starting with its original drive-in location on Independence Boulevard. For a fun evening out, residents head to AMF University Lanes for a night of bowling or hit the driving range at Topgolf.
South 21 Jr. is a long standing and beloved local restaurant in Newell South.
Large big box retailers like IKEA and others are easily accessible for Newell South residents.
Enjoy a delicious lunch at South 21 Family Restaurant in Charlotte.
The Town Center Plaza has a nice target for shopping in Charlotte.
Newell South allows for residents to chase their educational dreams at nearby UNC Charlotte.
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Parks in this Area
Newell Neighborhood Park
Eastway Park
Viewmont Park
Briarwood Park
Baseball/Softball
Playground
Parking Lot
Unity Neighborhood Park
Reedy Creek Park
Transit
Airport
Concord-Padgett Regional
19 min drive
Bus
Tryon St & Grace Farms Drive
Bus
Orr Rd & Pecan Grove Mhp Dr
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Tryon St & Austin Dr
Bus
Tryon St & Tom Hunter Rd
Bus
Orr Rd & Old Concord Rd
Newell South Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Newell South, Charlotte sell after 72 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Newell South, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $302,000.
Great opportunity to purchase a 0.36 acres lot (Legal Description: LOT 3-6 BF M6-87), conveniently located to UNC Charlotte, Ikea, Top Golf and much more. Multiple new builds within the area and right next door!
Welcome to this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home featuring 1,900 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. The star of this home is the stunning renovated kitchen, complete with a gorgeous kitchen island and brand new quartz countertops - perfect for meal prep, casual dining, homework sessions, or entertaining friends while you cook. Whether you're hosting dinner parties
Back on the market at no fault of the seller. Build your dream home, duplex or townhouses on this large .41 acre lot (N1A zoning) and leave your car behind! Just a few blocks to Charlotte’s light rail. Flat lot, mostly cleared - 6 miles to uptown Charlotte, 3 miles to UNCC College & North Davidson Arts District. City water and sewer tap needed. See survey and tap fees in attachments.
Life comes at you fast, so take the next stop at 8 Metro Station. These brand-new one, two, and three bedroom apartments and townhomes are ideally located near NoDa and University City. Stainless-steel appliances, wood-style flooring and spacious oversized closets are just a few of the upscale finishes that await. Make Charlotte your urban playground, and enjoy our extensive amenities that let
Like-new single-family home with no HOA restrictions, this property offers both comfort and flexibility. The home features ample parking, including a two car garage! Step inside to an inviting open floor plan highlighted by durable LVP flooring throughout the main level. The modern kitchen is equipped with high-end stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and generous cabinet
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
7,172
Median Age
33
Population Density
6 ppl/acre
Population under 18
28.7%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
10.5%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$50,873
Significantly below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$70,825
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
70.1%
Below the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
23.8%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
8.5%
% Population in Labor Force
66.9%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
46''
Average Winter Low Temperature
29°F
Average Summer High Temperature
90°F
Annual Snowfall
4''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
16/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
1/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
34/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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