If I were driving you through South End
South End grew up along the old rail corridor just south of Uptown. Today the LYNX Blue Line and the Rail Trail run right through it, lined with breweries, restaurants and new condos and townhomes.
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The Rail Trail
A walking and biking path beside the light rail, connecting the whole neighborhood.
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Historic mills and warehouses
Old industrial buildings like Atherton Mill turned into shops, restaurants and offices.
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Breweries and patios
Some of Charlotte's best-known breweries and restaurants, many a short walk from a train stop.
The feel
Young, busy and built for walking. You may not need to drive much at all.
Homes you'll find
Condos, townhomes and new construction, with older homes on the side streets toward Dilworth and Wilmore.
Getting around
Several Blue Line stations, quick access to I-77 and I-277 and an easy walk or bike ride into Uptown.
Outdoors
The Rail Trail, plus Latta Park and Freedom Park nearby in Dilworth.
Schools
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, with magnet and charter options nearby. Assignment depends on the exact address, so we confirm it for every home.
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