Adjacent to one of America’s premier malls, South Park Mall, the homes in Barclay Downs make it a vibrant community. A key draw for this neighborhood, consisting of over 400 homes, is the proximity to award winning public schools that are within walking distance. The Myers Park High School campus is very popular with parents and in the summer, kids love to play in the refreshing pool of the Barclay Downs Swim and Racquet Club. Barclay Downs homes are in the following school districts: Selwyn Elementary School, Alexander Graham Middle School and Myers Park High School. With this great location it is a significant reason why families continue to move into the popular Barclay Downs neighborhood of the impressive Charlotte, NC real estate available.
38th Annual Dilworth Home Tour set for September 2010 Showcasing some of the Finest Homes in Charlotte North Carolina
The Dilworth Home Tour in 2009 had the typical diverse mixture of homes to captivate a wide range of people and provide an enjoyable experience to all. Over the past 10-15 years there has been a rebirth in the community, coupled with growth from renovations, to help the Dilworth neighborhood. With its strong community, the Dilworth Community Development Association (DCDA) and its proximity to Uptown, the property values had benefited greatly in the long term.
Featuring new homes and older, traditional homes, the home tour demonstrates a broad spectrum of home styles. Elegantly preserved historic homes show it is possible to combine modern interior adaptations and renovations to traditional homes. The historic architecture does not necessarily indicate the need to sacrifice features or contemporary styles. Furthermore, with the state tax credit of 30% for qualifying rehabilitations of homes in Dilworth those of which are non-income-producing historic structures, including owner-occupied personal residences. See a list of the places on the tour for the 38th annual Dilworth Home Tour or purchase 2010 tickets.
38th Annual Dilworth Home Tour set for September 2010 Showcasing some of the Finest Homes in Charlotte North Carolina
The Dilworth Home Tour in 2009 had the typical diverse mixture of homes to captivate a wide range of people and provide an enjoyable experience to all. Over the past 10-15 years there has been a rebirth in the community, coupled with growth from renovations, to help the Dilworth neighborhood. With its strong community, the Dilworth Community Development Association (DCDA) and its proximity to Uptown, the property values had benefited greatly in the long term.
Featuring new homes and older, traditional homes, the home tour demonstrates a broad spectrum of home styles. Elegantly preserved historic homes show it is possible to combine modern interior adaptations and renovations to traditional homes. The historic architecture does not necessarily indicate the need to sacrifice features or contemporary styles. Furthermore, with the state tax credit of 30% for qualifying rehabilitations of homes in Dilworth those of which are non-income-producing historic structures, including owner-occupied personal residences. See a list of the places on the tour for the 38th annual Dilworth Home Tour or purchase 2010 tickets.
Fun Activities and an Excellent Location in Charlotte, NC Makes Homes Near Freedom Park Highly Desired
Freedom Park has been a hub for neighborhoods which never experienced the typical urban deterioration. It is one of the most scenic parks of any in Charlotte and makes the surrounding neighborhoods sought after Charlotte real estate. We are truly lucky to have this well-maintained area in Charlotte.
With excellent schools, beautiful homes in Myers Park, Dilworth and Eastover, homes near Freedom Park have a fabulous location. Location, location, location remains a strong mantra in real estate for people looking for value. Additionally, there are many events and activities held at Freedom Park throughout the year that create even more of a neighborhood feel and make it a fun area to live too.
An example is “Beach Party,” which was held at the band shell beside the lake in Freedom Park, by the Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation in June 2009. There were many fun activities for all the families and it is a FREE event to the public. Another is the Festival in the Park, established in 1964, which is an event designed to promote and stimulate interest in the arts. Over 100,000 visitors typically attend this festival each year and 72% of those participants live within Charlotte’s city limits. The 46th Festival in the Park from September 23-26, 2010 will bring together those living in these surrounding Charlotte, NC neighborhoods.
