Our featured property for the week of 5/4 – 5/11 is 3933 Selwyn Ave in Myers Park, Listed by Laurens & Frank Adams!
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Our featured property for the week of 5/4 – 5/11 is 3933 Selwyn Ave in Myers Park, Listed by Laurens & Frank Adams!
Our featured property for the week of 4/27 – 5/4 is 1816 Bay St in Elizabeth, Listed by Stan Perry!
Located in Myers Park Manor, at 2909 Manor Road, this 3 bedroom 2 bath home is beautifully appointed. The lovely décor includes new designer paint colors, new bronze light fixtures, new bronze hardware, and a new front door with storm door. The newly remodeled spacious kitchen features granite counter tops, ceramic tile floors, tons of cabinets that are glazed maple, GE profile stainless appliances, gas cooktop, pantry, tumbled tile backsplash, and eating bar.
The living room, with fireplace and gas logs, opens to the dining room. A master suite addition has beautiful windows, vaulted ceiling, door to the deck, private bath and huge walk in closet. There are 2 additional bedrooms, one of which currently works as a den/office, and another bath. Most of the home has gorgeous hardwood floors.
The large back yard is fenced with a deck, patio, irrigation system, and a storage building. Other new additions include a new roof and a new 3-car concrete drive.
The location could not be better in a neighborhood of large shade trees and parks. Walk your dog one block to the greenway leading to Freedom Park. Restaurants and shopping are just a few blocks away and there is plenty from which to choose. Stores include a large grocery, upscale hardware, book shop, coffee shops, bakeries, and other useful specialty shops and businesses.
Public schools are close and are: Selwyn Elementary, Alexander Graham Middle, and Myers Park High School.
This home is a must see, shows great and is in move-in condition. The neighborhood is welcoming with people walking dogs, pushing strollers and jogging.
Located in Myers Park Manor, at 2909 Manor Road, this 3 bedroom 2 bath home is beautifully appointed. The lovely decor includes new designer paint colors, new bronze light fixtures, new bronze hardware, and a new front door with storm door. The newly remodeled spacious kitchen features granite counter tops, ceramic tile floors, tons of cabinets that are glazed maple, GE profile stainless appliances, gas cook-top, pantry, tumbled tile back-splash, and eating bar.
The living room, with fireplace and gas logs, opens to the dining room. A master suite addition has beautiful windows, vaulted ceiling, door to the deck, private bath and huge walk in closet. There are 2 additional bedrooms, one of which currently works as a den/office, and another bath. Most of the home has gorgeous hardwood floors.
The large back yard is fenced with a deck, patio, irrigation system, and a storage building. Other new additions include a new roof and a new 3-car concrete drive.
The location could not be better in a neighborhood of large shade trees and parks. Walk your dog one block to the green-way leading to Freedom Park. Restaurants and shopping are just a few blocks away and there is plenty from which to choose. Stores include a large grocery, upscale hardware, book shop, coffee shops, bakeries, and other useful specialty shops and businesses.
Public schools are close and are: Selwyn Elementary, Alexander Graham Middle, and Myers Park High School.
This home is a must see, shows great and is in move-in condition. The neighborhood is welcoming with people walking dogs, pushing strollers and jogging.
Dilworth, one of the most historical neighborhoods in Charlotte was known the “streetcar suburb,” built around Uptown to accommodate trolley commuting. Other ‘suburb’ areas of Charlotte that were formed along the streetcar lines, extending out from the city, include Elizabeth, Myers Park and Plaza Midwood.
Sitting just outside the city limits, the area known as Dilworth became home to a showplace residence built by streetcar owner, Edward Dilworth Latta. His home, built in 1891 was the showplace of turn-of-the-century Charlotte, an expansive mansion surrounded by inviting bungalows and was in what was considered Charlotte’s first “suburban” development.
Dilworth is a true ‘neighborhood’ with front porches leading to traditional sidewalks, leading to eclectic shops, offices, and restaurants, all within walking distance. One gets a true sense of community when simply driving through Dilworth.
How has Dilworth been faring in the real estate market? There has been very little change in the Dilworth market as reflected below. The list to sales price is maintaining at about 94% and the sales prices are stable. There is nearly a one-year supply on the market but, again homes are moving in this popular, historic community.
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