If I were driving you through Dilworth
Dilworth was planned in 1891 as Charlotte's first streetcar suburb. The streets are tree-lined, the homes are mostly early-1900s bungalows and four-squares, and East Boulevard keeps restaurants and coffee within walking distance.
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East Boulevard
The neighborhood's main street for restaurants, coffee and local shops.
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Latta Park
Dilworth's original park, with ball fields, courts and open lawn.
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Freedom Park
On the southern edge, with a pond, trails and Festival in the Park each fall.
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Little Sugar Creek Greenway
A paved trail that connects Dilworth toward Uptown and south Charlotte.
The feel
Historic, walkable and close to everything, with big trees on almost every street.
Homes you'll find
Historic bungalows and four-squares, renovated older homes, new infill and some condos and townhomes near South End. Parts of Dilworth are a local historic district, so exterior changes can need approval. I'll flag that before you buy.
Getting around
Uptown, South End and the Blue Line are minutes away, with I-77 on the west side.
Outdoors
Latta Park, Freedom Park and the Little Sugar Creek Greenway.
Schools
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, with magnet and charter options nearby. Assignment depends on the exact address, so we confirm it for every home.
Dilworth questions
How far is Dilworth from Uptown Charlotte?
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What schools serve Dilworth?
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Who can help me buy a home in Dilworth, Charlotte?
See homes in Dilworth
I'll set up a search just for Dilworth, with alerts the minute something new lists, and take you to see the ones worth seeing.
Nearby areas
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