# 3868864
500 Atherton Street Charlotte, NC 28203
- 8 Beds
- 10 Baths
- 8587 sq.ft.
- Single-Family
A vintage manufacturing community that has transformed into one of the hottest urban residential destinations in Charlotte. New homes and condos, shops, and restaurants blend with the neighborhood's unique and storied history. Welcome to South End.
Located just west of Uptown, north of Dilworth, and south of Interstate 277, South End is one of Charlotte's urban neighborhoods on the rise. It has gone through a growth spurt over the last few years and that growth continues in the form of new condos, new businesses, and plans for new retail and entertainment venues. South End is popular with professionals who work in nearby Uptown but prefer the unique residential opportunities the community has to offer. However, thanks to the light rail service and proximity to the interstate, being in other parts of the city for work or play takes just a few minutes. As a matter of fact, the transportation options in South End are one of its greatest assets.
Another great asset is the area's booming nightlife. Bars, pubs, clubs, and restaurants are scattered throughout the area. On any given night, you can meet up with friends, catch a live show, enjoy locally-made beverages, and have a great time. Shopping, hospitals, professional sports, business opportunities, parks, and more are all just a mile or two away.
South End is one of Charlotte's oldest established neighborhoods with roots that date back to the 1850s. The first railroad passed through the area then, connecting Charlotte to Charleston and Columbia. Along with the railroad came an increase in manufacturing and shipping textiles, and Charlotte became one of the biggest textiles producers in the world. This thriving business brought residents to the area now known as "South End" or sometimes "Historic South End," but as the business died down, so did the neighborhood. For several decades, residents left the community for the suburbs, but the 1990s saw a major revitalization take place. Old warehouses were turned into condominiums and shops and restaurants began to open up here. Today, South End is a popular destination for both visitors and residents.
Not only is South End home to several great entertainment opportunities, but it just a few miles or less from some of Charlottes top attractions. Places like Bank of America Stadium and the NASCAR Hall of Fame are just over the interstate in Uptown. The city’s top shopping destinations are just a few miles south of the community in the South Charlotte area. However, there is no need to leave your own backyard to have a good time. South End’s restaurants attract everyone from football stars to local artists, and its nightlife cannot be beat. Pubs, bars, and clubs are scattered throughout the community, offering everything from great craft beer to live music.
Since 2012, new construction, particularly of condos and townhomes, has been on the rise in South End. You will find a few historic homes here, as well as old warehouses converted into condos and rowhomes. Condominiums are the residential option of choice in this chic urban neighborhood. Prices range from around $200,000 up to over $2 million.
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