Its central location and bordering thoroughfares make it convenient to reach Uptown and South Park’s dining, shopping and working destinations.
Despite seeing a decline in the number of homes sold per month to just over 10 from 14.2 in the last 12 months, Myers Park’s tree-lined streets will always be a desirable QueenCity destination. The average sales price has risen 1.44% to just over $916,000, as of Dec. 8.
Homes are selling at approximately $296 per square foot, trending upward 8% in the last quarter than they have been in the last year.
As of Dec. 8, there are 67 homes on the market, one-third of which are already under contract. That number equals 4.7 months of inventory, slightly higher than Charlotte and all of Mecklenburg County, which average 4 months.
The wide range of home styles, from moderately sized bungalows to the grand Georgian homes the area is known for and upscale condominiums attract a wide range of buyers to Myers Park’s bucolic streets.
Local event: Theatre Charlotte is presenting its adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic A Christmas Carol. Tickets are on sale now at Theatre Charlotte.
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Get ready… this weekend Myers Park will hold its largest community yard sale yet! Residents of Sterling Road will fill the street with goodies at bargain prices from 7-11 AM this Saturday! The yard sale will happen rain or shine unless there is a huge storm. If it storms, it will be held on Sunday. There will be balloons at participating houses. Kick off fall by strolling down the tree-lined streets of Myers Park hunting for fabulous finds.
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Eastover
Spring Dale Dairy Farm, 1900. The house in the background was most likely the Watkins Farmhouse.
The land that is now Eastover as developed by the E. C. Griffith Company in 1927 was the Spring Dale Dairy Farm operated by McDonald Watkins. With its lovely curving drives Eastover welcomes visitors to take a stroll through its relaxing, tree-lined streetscapes. Earle Sumner Draper, one of the premier urban planners in the South during the early twentieth century, designed the neighborhood with convenient day-to-day living in mind. In those days, Eastover was much unlike Myers Park, a neighborhood solely designed around the streetcar. Eastover on the other hand was designed with the automobile in mind. With trolley service several blocks away from the neighborhood itself, the nearest trolley stops located at Queens Road and Hermitage Court.
With fantastic walkability, Eastover is a popular Charlotte neighborhood.
Myers Park Trolley Wait Station.
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Eastover Homes
Listings 1 - 15 of 15
322 Circle Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
3 BR, 2.1 BA, 1991 sqft
Savvy + Co Real Estate | MLS # 4127660 | Contract
322 Eastover Road, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
6 BR, 7.2 BA, 9461 sqft
Dickens Mitchener & | MLS # 4057751 | Active
219 Cherokee Road, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
5 BR, 4.2 BA, 7487 sqft
Dickens Mitchener & | MLS # 4123146 | Contract
911 Colville Road, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
5 BR, 5.1 BA, 4973 sqft
Dickens Mitchener & | MLS # 3923978 | Contract
326 Meadowbrook Road, Charlotte, NC 28211
Subdivision: Eastover
5 BR, 5.1 BA, 4590 sqft
COMPASS | MLS # 4095380 | Active
700 Cherokee Road, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
5 BR, 4.1 BA, 5682 sqft
Helen Adams Realty | MLS # 4135666 | Active
Price: $2,495,000
1919 Kensal Court, Charlotte, NC 28211
Subdivision: Eastover
6 BR, 5 BA, 5447 sqft
Dickens Mitchener & | MLS # 4126705 | Active
208 Cottage Place, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
4 BR, 4.1 BA, 4045 sqft
Dickens Mitchener & | MLS # 4135126 | Active
111 Wrenwood Lane, Charlotte, NC 28211
Subdivision: Eastover
5 BR, 5.1 BA, 5517 sqft
Corcoran HM Properties | MLS # 4112253 | Active
2059 Vernon Drive, Charlotte, NC 28211
Subdivision: Eastover
5 BR, 4 BA, 4081 sqft
Corcoran HM Properties | MLS # 4119743 | Contract
2043 Vernon Drive, Charlotte, NC 28211
Subdivision: Eastover
5 BR, 5.1 BA, 4135 sqft
Corcoran HM Properties | MLS # 4129286 | Contract
2209 Wrenwood Pond Court, Charlotte, NC 28211
Subdivision: Eastover
4 BR, 4.2 BA, 3679 sqft
Mackey Realty LLC | MLS # 4114149 | Active
153 Middleton Drive, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
4 BR, 2 BA, 2079 sqft
COMPASS | MLS # 4127438 | Contract
1211 Providence Road, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
4 BR, 3 BA, 2734 sqft
COMPASS | MLS # 4117020 | Contract
300 Circle Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28207
Subdivision: Eastover
4 BR, 2 BA, 1511 sqft
Greater Charlotte | MLS # 4081560 | Active
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With its continued growth, Charlotte has more to offer than ever! From its many delicious restaurants (Italian, Indian, Southern Home-Cookin’ Cuisine, Chinese, and even Ethiopian, you name it, Charlotte’s got it) to the new urban green-spaces of Uptown, and the new Trolley-line that courses through Elizabeth to Uptown, Charlotte’s got it all! There are many wonderful places to visit in Charlotte, so this blog simply features a few of my favs from around the our beautiful city.
Romare Bearden Park – this gorgeous 5.4-acre public park is located in the heart of Uptown Charlotte, across the street from BB&T Ball Park, home of the Charlotte Knights and nearby the
famous Brevard Court & French Quarter. What makes it so fantastic? It’s equipped with a glass water-wall that is adored by all ages! The park opened in August 2013 and is named for Charlotte born artist Romare Bearden, it opened in late August 2013. With a picture-perfect view of Charlotte’s skyline, this is the perfect place to capture the moment in photographs!
Assorted Table, located at the 7th Street Market – Entertaining? Need quality wine recommendations to go along with the menu you’ve planned? Be sure to stop by Assorted Table & speak with Josh Vlipiano about wines. Josh always has great wine advice for me and I enjoy learning more every time I visit. Plus you won’t want to miss the shop’s Weekly Tuesday Night Wine Flights, held every Tuesday from 5-7pm, $5.00 plus tax entitles you to a taste of five wines! Plus, you get a $5.00 voucher good on any future purchase. Same day purchases of featured wines are 10% off. Light appetizers provided by Church Street Realty and Orrman’s Cheese Shop or Pure Pizza. This is definitely one of my favorite things to do during the work week!
Portifino’s Italian Restaurant – If you love Italian cuisine, you must stop into Portifino’s! It’s a great place to dine-in or get Friday night take out. Whether your passion is pasta or pizza, seafood or meats, cheeses or vegetables, they have it at Portifino’s. With 3 locations, each Portofino’s restaurant is staffed by friends and family, many of whom are originally from Italy. The food is simply delicious and they have a nice selection of wines if you would like to pair.
The Manor Theatre – The Manor is Charlotte’s oldest movie house, often showing independent films that can be hard to find in Charlotte. This is one of my favorite Charlotte movie theaters for that reason. It’s fun to see a film that is not a Hollywood blockbuster. Constructed in the affluent Myers Park neighborhood in 1947, the Manor was considered to be the most beautiful movie house in Charlotte at that time. The bathrooms were floored with hand-laid tile, and elaborate plaster work in art-deco styling framed the theater’s movie screen. The building was originally created as a single-screen theater, and opened with The Egg and I starring Fred MacMurray and Claudette Colbert. Several years later, however, the theater was divided into two screens, and although this renovation made for smaller viewing auditoriums, it created a more intimate space that went nicely with the independent and foreign titles the theater became known for hosting.
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