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An urban neighborhood where condos are connected to buzzy locales
Just across the highway from Uptown Charlotte, what was once the city’s industrial center is now a vibrant cultural and culinary hub. “South End is where all the buzz is now. It’s like an extension of Uptown, except people don’t really live in Uptown — they’re gravitating toward South End,” says John Siddons, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Carolinas Realty. From restaurants and breweries to art galleries and boutiques, residents can explore urban attractions within walking distance of modern condo complexes. “It’s right on the Rail Trail,” Siddons adds, referring to Charlotte’s popular urban trail that runs along the light rail tracks, “You can’t go more than a few seconds without seeing someone jogging or roller skating or walking their dog.”
Experience the energy of city life without compromising on comfort in South End.
South End fosters a strong sense of community, with locals embracing a friendly spirit.
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Condos and townhouses in a renter-dominated market
Densely urban and with a mix of industrial, commercial and residential space, multi-family housing reigns supreme in South End. The majority of residents here rent, as more and more old warehouses and industrial buildings are being replaced with modern apartment, condo and townhouse complexes. A single-bedroom condo can sell for $445,000, though prices can climb to nearly $1 million for a three-bedroom condo with floor-to-ceiling windows. Some buildings come with luxury amenities like rooftop pools and concierge service, but no matter where homebuyers decide to buy, South End’s location is its biggest benefit.
South End's shopping options cater to diverse tastes and preferences.
Overall, South End radiates a trendsetting and inclusive atmosphere.
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The Rail Trail connects people to places
South End sits along the Charlotte Rail Trail, a three-and-a-half-mile walkway that spans Sedgefield into Uptown Charlotte. More than just a place to go for a stroll, the Rail Trail is a pedestrian-oriented artery that connects people to restaurants, bars, cafes, boutiques and more in the heart of Charlotte. From South End, residents can hop on the trail to explore new restaurants, head down to shop at Atherton Mills or keep going north into Uptown, all while discovering new hangout spots amid ever-changing public art installations and gardens. Just off the Rail Trail is Wilmore Centennial Park, the neighborhood’s nearest green space. This small public park is best known as a community gathering space, particularly for summertime movies in the park.
Walking throughout South End is the way locals get around without the hustle and bustle of cars.
Locals can enjoy the tee-ter-tot-ter on the Rail Trail in South End.
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A culinary mecca for the Queen City
Known for its dining and bar scene, South End is a hotspot for nights out on the town. Some of Charlotte’s best breweries can be found within a mile radius, including Wooden Robot, Hopfly Brewing and Resident Culture, making this the place to be for craft beer enthusiasts. To try a variety of pours, residents can hang out on Charlotte Beer Garden’s patio to sample more than 50 draft pints. Those who prefer beverages of a different variety are still in luck, whether that means wine from Sixty Vines, craft cocktails from Stir or late-night drinks with a side of bowling and arcade games at Slingshot social club. When it comes to breakfast, lunch or dinner, South End boasts cuisines to satisfy every palette, with some of the buzziest restaurants in the city. Locals can wake up with a hearty Southern breakfast platter from Ruby Sunshine, catch the game at Tavern on the Tracks — Charlotte’s only Buffalo Bills Backer Bar — or try a creative menu of Latin American fusion dishes at Muraya.
Savor international cuisines in the heart of South End's vibrant restaurants.
South End's dining scene is a culinary journey through diverse flavors.
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Lively Atherton Mill mall is a style center
Right down Camden Road from the neighborhood — or a short walk along the Rail Trail — is Atherton Mill, a former textile mill that now houses upscale retail in a chic industrial complex. Residents can shop from popular brands like Madewell, Lululemon and Anthropologie, while everyday necessities are just as easily within reach. Savi Provisions, a small grocer that specializes in organic goods, is right across from the mall, and both Publix Super Market and Lowe’s are close by.
Explore the dynamic retail environment in South End's bustling districts.
From fashion to home decor, South End offers a variety of shopping delights.
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Seasonal festivals and everyday activities
There’s something going on practically every day of the week in South End, from the First Friday art gallery crawl to Shop Small Saturdays and Front Porch Sundays. There’s also plenty to look forward to throughout the year, from the South End Wine and Hops Fest to quirkier celebrations like the Charlotte Grilled Cheese Festival. One of the neighborhood’s biggest get-togethers is Camden Commons, a recurring event throughout the spring that shuts down the streets and brings neighbors together with local vendors and family-friendly activities.
You'll find many residents of South End walking to restaurants for great social time.
Inner Peaks Climbing is one of the coolest indoor activities for locals in South End.
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Highly rated Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools nearby
Kids can attend Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, starting at Dilworth Elementary. Young students in kindergarten through the second grade are housed in the Sedgefield Campus, which scores a C-plus from Niche, while third through fifth graders head to the Latta Campus, which earns an A-minus. Sedgefield Middle receives a B-minus, and Myers Park is awarded an A for its college preparation and opportunities for internships and occupational diplomas.
Local high school students attend Myers Park High School in South End.
Dilworth Elementary School is central to South End's ever growing community.
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Walkable streets make for a pedestrian paradise
A true urban oasis, South End is walkable and bikeable thanks to dedicated bike lanes and pedestrian paths like the Rail Trail. It’s also right along the Lynx Blue Line light rail, with Charlotte Area Transit bus stops throughout the neighborhood. “If you work in Uptown or you just want somewhere walkable, South End is one of the few places where you can truly get that,” Siddon says. “It’s more accessible and has better parking.” Those who choose to travel by car are about five minutes from Uptown and right along the I-277 and I-77 interchange.
You'll find many residents of South End walking to restaurants for great social time.
Walking throughout South End is the way locals get around without the hustle and bustle of cars.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
South End
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
6
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
5
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
South End Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in South End, Charlotte sell after 54 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in South End, Charlotte over the last 12 months is $630,000, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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