Optimist Hall opened just a week ago in Optimist Park near NoDa. The development means big things for that neighborhood—office space, and with that, new people commuting to the area, along with a slew of new food and beverage vendors. For those looking to buy into the hottest neighborhood in Charlotte right now, there are plenty of options. From renovated bungalows to new construction townhomes and single family houses, there’s a home for every style (and budget). Take a look at some of our picks below:
Parkwood Square – Starting at $339,990
This is a new construction townhome development by Ryan Homes, offering three- and four-story options. Located steps away from the Parkwood light rail station, buyers can choose from two- or three-bedroom floor plans, some with rooftop terraces, and the option to choose finishes and upgrades.
True Uptown Villa Heights – Starting at $514,900
Another new construction option nearby is True Uptown Villa Heights. Buyers can choose from three different plans of single family homes, ranging from three to five bedrooms.
1236 Pegram Street – $415,000
This classic ranch has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, and still has original hardwoods throughout. The home also features a front and back porch with a spacious backyard.
1013 E 15th Street – $330,000
The most affordable property on our list has three bedrooms and two bathrooms over 1,050-square-feet. The home in the heart of Belmont was renovated in January and is located across the street from a kid’s park.
2319 Lola Avenue – $619,000
Our next property was built this year and boasts four bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms over two floors. The open floor plan allows plenty of space for entertaining, and the home includes a private second-floor balcony off the master bedroom.
2321 Pinckney Avenue – $734,900
This five-bedroom, four-bathroom home is a stunning take on the modern farmhouse look. The house also features an attached oversized garage and a wrap around porch perfect for dining and entertaining.
1825 Parson Street – $415,000
This single-family home was built in 1935 and has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The house features a large kitchen and a fenced in backyard.
1500 Mimosa Avenue – $750,000
This find in Plaza Midwood’s historic district features all the charm of a Victorian home, but all the features of modern construction. The true winner of this property is the massive manicured backyard.
