Dilworth

Dilworth

Charlotte, North Carolina Homes for Sale

About Dilworth

For those looking for a hot neighborhood in close proximity to uptown, Dilworth might be the answer. Sitting just south of uptown, Dilworth is actually one of Charlotte's oldest neighborhoods -- much of it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places -- but it has experienced a renaissance in recent years. The neighborhood's top dining and shopping, homes with major curb appeal, and a friendly neighborhood vibe attracts a mix of people.

Quick Facts

Current Prices: $360,000 to $1,340,000

Closed Prices: $145,000 to $1,888,560

Median Sale Price: $485,000

Average $ per sq ft: $422

Association Fee Ranges: $1155, $0, $0 to $672.24/mo

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

Age: 1895 to 2021

Sq. Ft.: 545 to 5422 Sq. Ft.

Bedrooms: 0 to 5 Bedrooms

Bathrooms: 0 to 6 Bathrooms

Lot Size: 0 - 1 acres

Around Dilworth

The historic neighborhood boasts picturesque Craftsman bungalows and Colonial Revival homes on wide, tree-lined streets. Small fixer-upper bungalows can be found on the edge of the neighborhood for lower prices, while renovated and new construction homes can reach the low millions. The neighborhood also offers some condos and townhouses for young people and small families.

East Boulevard is the neighborhood's main retail thoroughfare and its "restaurant row" boasting more than 20 eateries within two miles. Cuisine include sports bar grub, creative Mediterranean and burgers, and contemporary southern fare. The restaurant 300 East, a neighborhood stalwart for over 25 years, serves new American fare in a quaint old house.

Dilworth residents are in-the-know bunch eager to explore new dining and retail options. You'll find a friendly, social vibe here with lots of residents spending time on their porches or getting around by foot in this highly walkable neighborhood.

During the spring, summer, and fall months, start the night out at the neighborhood's weekly food truck roundup for some casual bites. Or head down to East Boulevard for a sit-down meal at one of the thoroughfare's many eateries. If you're looking for more action, hit up neighboring South End for its breweries and art galleries, or hop on the Lynx light rail to uptown if night clubs are more your thing.

There are plenty of breakfast options in Dilworth and neighboring South End, whether you want just donuts and coffee or a full mimosa-fueled brunch. Browse the shops on East Boulevard, or spend the day at Latta Park -- right in the middle of the neighborhood -- which features a "sprayground," sports courts, and winding trails.

Locals Love

  • Picturesque homes and streets
  • East Boulevard's restaurants and shopping
  • Close to Uptown

Locals Don't Love

  • Rising housing costs
  • Noise
  • Heavy traffic

Neighborhood Reviews

1 Review
5.0

Mix of new and older homes

Todd W
Great neighborhood with a mix of older homes and new tear downs. Higher price point. East blvd cuts down the middle and has great shops and restaurants for neighbors to enjoy. Close to light rail and Uptown. Schools are good too! Make sure to catch a food truck rally
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