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How preservation and growth are shaping the future of Oaklawn
Oaklawn, also known as Oaklawn Park, is a historic neighborhood along the Beatties Ford Road corridor that’s been largely preserved, even as Charlotte has grown up around it. Here, on quiet, tree-lined streets, just a few miles outside Uptown, you’ll see mostly older homes with character, but new construction is a growing trend. The neighborhood is attracting first-time buyers and investors with its comparatively low home prices, as properties often sell for less than Charlotte’s median sale price. Residents enjoy close access to major highways, a variety of local restaurants and magnet schools. Plus, a neighborhood park and historic cemetery provide plenty of green space.
Oaklawn is just a couple of miles from all Uptown Charlotte brings to the table.
Oaklawn, also known as Oaklawn Park, was recently designated as a historic district.
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Mix of midcentury homes, new construction and townhomes
Vintage meets modern in Oaklawn, where long-standing homes share tree-shaded blocks with a wave of newer builds. “I’ve built and sold 12 homes in the area,” says Daniel Tart, a Realtor with Costello Real Estate & Investments. “It’s making a slow transition. Homes are being bought and renovated, and vacant lots are getting developed. It’s been a gradual process, but the change is steady and noticeable.” You’ll find American Foursquares and Craftsman bungalows from the early 20th century, ranch-style homes and cottages from the 1950s and 1960s and transitional and modern designs from recent years. There are also a few newly built townhouses. Lots are typically under a quarter of an acre, with enough room for a shed and patio. With a small apartment complex and rental homes in the neighborhood, the community has slightly more renters than homeowners.
Large renovated homes are popular in the Oaklawn neighborhood.
Ranch style homes are among the most common in Oaklawn.
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Single-family homes for less than Charlotte's median price
The neighborhood’s median sale price is significantly below Charlotte’s median at around $365,000, making it enticing to investors. “There are a lot of investors that have targeted that area because of the proximity to Uptown Charlotte,” Tart says. Home prices start in the upper $100,000s and can reach the lower $700,000s. Townhouses rarely hit the market, with only two units sold in recent years in the mid- and upper $300,000s. Prices tend to be higher in McCrorey Heights to the south and lower in Lincoln Heights to the north.
An easy commute to Uptown and other job centers
Close to the Center City and major highways such as Interstate 77, Oaklawn is a convenient neighborhood for commuters. Popular job centers include:
Uptown, which is less than 3 miles away (about 9 minutes without traffic)
South End, which is about 5 miles away (around 10 minutes without traffic)
University City, which is about 9 miles away (around 14 minutes without traffic)
Ballantyne, which is less than 20 miles away (about 24 minutes without traffic)
You’ll need to plan for rush-hour traffic on the interstates and around Uptown. Alternatively, there’s a stop for the LYNX Gold Line about a mile away in Biddleville, and CATS buses stop along Jennings Street. Charlotte Douglas International Airport is about 7 miles away.
The Oaklawn neighborhood sits in between Interstate 77 and 277.
Oaklawn residents have easy access to the CATS bus system along Beatties Ford Road.
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Traditional and magnet school options serve Oaklawn
Oaklawn is within the highly rated Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools district. Bruns Avenue Elementary School in Seversville, Ranson Middle School in Nevin Community and West Charlotte High School in University Park are the neighborhood’s assigned schools. Students can also apply to area magnet schools, such as Oaklawn Language Academy, Northwest School of the Arts and Lincoln Heights Montessori School, through the district’s annual Program Choice Lottery.
Students have the option to attend West Charlotte High.
Ranson Middle School is the usual choice for the kids of Oaklawn.
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Oaklawn residents can stop in at Camp North End for farmers markets, international dining and boutique shopping.
Local flavor and everyday conveniences on Beatties Ford Road
Beatties Ford Road is the main spot for grabbing a bite nearby, with a mix of longtime favorites and newer spots. Along the road, you can find:
Original Chicken and Ribs, which has been around since the 1950s and is still known for its Fat Boy burger
Zizi’s Vegan Restaurant, which serves plant-based versions of comfort foods like Philly cheesesteaks
Mama Gee’s, which dishes up generous trays of Ghanaian classics
Archive, which is a community-focused coffee shop, café and bookstore
For everyday errands, there’s a variety of boutiques, as well as Food Lion, Family Dollar and West End Fresh Seafood Market. Plus, the nearly 80-acre Camp North End shopping center, known for murals, free events and food vendors, is a quick 1-mile or 5-minute drive to Druid Hills.
Connect with nature and history at Waddell Park and Oaklawn Cemetery
Oaklawn is home to Waddell Park, where a baseball field, basketball court, playground and picnic shelter sit in view of the historic Oaklawn Cemetery. The park is often buzzing on weekends when friends and families meet up for cookouts and playdates. The cemetery next door features an early 1900s mausoleum, rows of old trees and bike-friendly roads. Nearby along Mulberry Avenue, a colorful mural by local artist Nico Amortegui shows a West African Sankofa bird in front of the mausoleum, weaving together nature and history in a design shaped by resident input and local pride.
The Music Factory is a great place to see live events just minutes from Oaklawn.
You can explore the historical head stones at the Oaklawn Cemetery.
The Oaklawn Cemetery has large trees that give walkers a break from the Sun.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Oaklawn Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Oaklawn, Charlotte sell after 56 days on the market compared to the national average of 58 days. The median sale price for homes in Oaklawn, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $365,000, up 23% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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