Freedom Park

Freedom Park

Charlotte, North Carolina Homes for Sale

About Freedom Park

This neighborhood is known for its namesake Freedom Park, one of the largest parks in the city. The borders of this neighborhood run from East Boulevard southwest down to Woodlawn Road near Interstate 77. The neighborhood is bordered by Dilworth and Myers Park. The neighborhood is known for its energetic feel, particularly with the numerous pickup and intramural sports that take place in Freedom Park. There are also many restaurants throughout the neighborhood, particularly near East Boulevard.

Quick Facts

Current Prices: $899,000 to $1,675,000

Closed Prices: $114,500 to $2,600,000

Median Sale Price: $680,837

Average $ per sq ft: $427

Association Fee Ranges: $180.56 to $453/mo, $0

Type: Attached Home (Condo, Townhouse, Loft, etc.), Single-Family Home

Age: 1936 to 2022

Sq. Ft.: 413 to 6544 Sq. Ft.

Bedrooms: 0 to 6 Bedrooms

Bathrooms: 1 to 6 Bathrooms

Around Freedom Park

Freedom Park is a large neighborhood with a diverse array of housing options. Most of the activity is centered around East Boulevard. This stretch of East Boulevard, also known as Charlotte's "Restaurant Row", mostly features estate-like, single-family homes. As one moves farther south, the neighborhood begins to feature more multi-family units, but Freedom Park as a whole skews towards single-family homes. Those looking for a quieter, residential experience will want to live in the southern portion of the neighborhood. Living closer to East Boulevard or Freedom Park will put one closer to all the amenities.

Most of Freedom Park's restaurants are concentrated on East Boulevard's "Restaurant Row." Here you'll find several hip eateries offering sushi, creative takes on classic American fare like burgers and hot dogs, and inventive ethnic cuisine.

Freedom Park is a more active part of town, particularly with its basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts. Expect to see tennis leagues playing in the park and pickup games happening on the volleyball courts and basketball courts. On the northern edge of the neighborhood, you can see people walking to and from the restaurants as well as the high-rises that sit along East Boulevard.

During the summer months, people will be using the recreational fields until late into the night. Once the sun sets, the neighborhood starts to quiet down a little bit. Fortunately, this neighborhood isn't too far from the city center for those looking for a more active nightlife.

Sunday in Freedom Park will often start with a tennis match or volleyball game in the park. People can also be seen running laps or watching their kids play baseball at the park. Many families will venture towards East Boulevard to find something to eat at one of the local sports bars. There are also grills at the park for those looking to barbecue.

Locals Love

  • Variety of restaurants
  • Varied housing options
  • Active lifestyle of the community

Locals Don't Love

  • Heavy traffic
  • Few new developments
  • High cost of living

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