Adding character to Charlotte is all that it has to offer culturally. Time Warner Cable Arena hosts big names in the music world or check out smaller venues like Amos’ Southend and Neighborhood Theatre to see some of the local acts. At the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center one can catch notable Broadway shows. A few great museums in Charlotte are The Mint Museums and Levine Museum. If art galleries and funky restaurants are your scene check out NoDa, Charlotte’s historic arts district.

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Built around textile mills, homes in the Arts District originally were a village of little mill houses – often constructed by the mill workers themselves – built in the early 1900s. Most of these homes had baths on the back porches because there was not indoor plumbing. This area has made a come back, particularly because of its proximity to the Charlotte city center, after having been in a state of disrepair and a bit run down in the past. It is a wonderful location to explore in the Charlotte, North Carolina real estate market.