Communities · In-town Charlotte
Myers Park
One of Charlotte’s most admired neighborhoods: tree-lined boulevards, historic architecture and a quick drive to Uptown and SouthPark.
Living in Myers Park
Myers Park was planned in the early 1900s as one of Charlotte’s first garden suburbs. Its curving streets and canopy of willow oaks, especially along Queens Road West, make it one of the most recognizable neighborhoods in the Southeast.
Homes range from grand Colonial Revival and Tudor estates to renovated cottages and newer custom builds. The neighborhood is home to Queens University of Charlotte and sits close to Freedom Park, Uptown and SouthPark.
At a glance
- Historic homes and custom new builds
- Mature tree canopy and wide lots
- Close to Uptown and SouthPark
- Walkable to shops and restaurants in several pockets
Market snapshot
Myers Park real estate this month
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Lifestyle
What’s nearby
Freedom Park
A favorite city park with a lake, trails, sports fields and a nature center nearby.
Selwyn Avenue
Neighborhood shops, coffee and dining along one of the area’s main corridors.
Queens University
A private university whose campus anchors the heart of the neighborhood.
Myers Park questions
What kinds of homes are in Myers Park?
Myers Park has a mix of early-1900s estates, mid-century homes, renovated cottages, townhomes and newer custom homes. Some areas have historic district or deed guidelines that affect exterior changes, so check before planning a renovation.
How far is Myers Park from Uptown?
Most of the neighborhood is a short drive from Uptown Charlotte, depending on traffic and exact location.
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