CHARLOTTE HOMES Founded in the 1760’s, the town of Weddington is located in Union County about 15 miles southeast of downtown Charlotte. Weddington covers approximately 15 square miles and is comprised of mainly low-density single-family housing- with a focus on large, wooded lots. With a population of approximately 8,500, Weddington has the atmosphere of a small town and a quality of life. Most homebuyers are drawn to the natural environment and close-knit community structure that characterize this unique area. 
Through the War to End All Wars, the Roaring twenties, the Great Depression, Pearl Harbor, the birth of “rock and roll”, turmoil in the 1960′s, landing on the moon, and the Bicentennial most of North Carolina, and our part of Union County, remained largely agricultural. Family farms, two lane roads and a “long drive” to Charlotte were the norm. But with the 1970′s and Charlotte’s growth, it wasn’t long before farmlands would begin giving way to new subdivisions and those two lane, farm to market roads carried increased traffic. Farming equipment and tractors were replaced by SUVs and “Beamers”.
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residential subdivisions in Blakeney include: Blakeney Greens, Blakeney Heath and Blakeney Preserve. This is a fast-growing South Charlotte area, with easy highway access and an award-winning school district. Most of the homes in Blakeney are neo traditional or transitional in design. Easy access to shopping and schools, with a tight knit, neighborhood feel.







