Charlotte Neighborhood
Myers Park: The Historic Core (Preservation)
Think Upper East Side, Manhattan
Located in Mecklenburg County
Myers Park is not just a neighborhood; it is Charlotte's blue-chip asset. While other areas fluctuate with market cycles, Myers Park is the gold standard. You are buying into a century of capital preservation, protected by strict architectural guidelines and a canopy of oaks that no new development can replicate.
Market Snapshot
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Local Market Insight
Myers Park benefits from Freedom Park, a local landmark that shapes daily life and adds to the area's appeal for homebuyers seeking authentic community anchors.
Proximity to Freedom Park reinforces Myers Park's value proposition by blending lifestyle amenities with real estate opportunities that continue to attract buyers across the region.
The Reality
The reality is the renovation premium. You are buying a 100-year-old asset. The systems are old. The layouts are traditional. Unless you buy a fully renovated estate, you are signing up for a project. But for the client who understands that land value in the core is the ultimate hedge, the effort is justified.
Homes here trade quietly, often before they list. That's where we come in. Many sought-after properties in Myers Park never hit the MLS. They move through networks, through relationships, through brokers who understand that discretion isn't a preference—it's a requirement.
Historic estates, many 100+ years old. Queens Road West and East Boulevard corridors define Charlotte's old-money geography. Tree canopies that turn the streets into tunnels of green. Architecture that ranges from Georgian Revival to Tudor to contemporary estates that hold their own.
The Buyer Profile
The Privacy-Focused Executive
Demanding discretion and estate-level setbacks.
The Legacy Steward
Preserving a piece of Charlotte's history for the next generation.
The Long-Term Holder
Understanding that Myers Park is a multi-generational asset.
The UES Relocator
Seeking the pre-war aesthetic and walkability of the Upper East Side.
Schools Serving Myers Park
Public Schools (Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools)
Elementary Schools:
- Myers Park Traditional Elementary (A-rated, International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program)
- Sedgefield Elementary (Arts integration focus)
Middle School:
- Alexander Graham Middle School (A-rated, International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program)
High School:
- Myers Park High School (A-rated, top 10% nationally, International Baccalaureate Diploma Program, Advanced Placement courses)
Myers Park High School is consistently ranked among the top public high schools in North Carolina and the nation, with exceptional college placement rates.
Private Schools
- Charlotte Country Day School (3 miles, PreK-12, college prep, independent)
- Charlotte Latin School (4 miles, K-12, independent, rigorous academics)
- Providence Day School (5 miles, PreK-12, college prep, independent)
- Canterbury School (4 miles, Episcopal, K-8, character-focused)
Many Myers Park families choose private education, and the neighborhood's proximity to Charlotte's top private schools is a significant draw.
Living in Myers Park: Lifestyle & Amenities
Parks & Green Space
Myers Park is adjacent to Freedom Park, Charlotte's premier 98-acre park with walking trails, sports facilities, and a lake. Latta Park offers additional green space with playgrounds and tennis courts. The neighborhood's mature canopy creates natural beauty year-round.
Queens Road features one of Charlotte's most photographed streets, with centuries-old oaks forming a cathedral-like canopy overhead.
Shopping & Services
Park Road Shopping Center provides everyday convenience with Harris Teeter, Target, and specialty shops. Selwyn Avenue offers boutique shopping and professional services. The neighborhood's walkability means many daily errands can be completed on foot.
Proximity to SouthPark Mall (5 minutes) provides access to luxury retailers including Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, and designer boutiques.
Dining & Social Scene
Myers Park offers sophisticated dining without the tourist crowds of Uptown. The Fig Tree Restaurant provides fine dining in a historic home, while Good Food on Montford serves upscale Southern cuisine. Neighborhood favorites include Customshop, The Porter's House, and Earl's Grocery.
The dining scene reflects the neighborhood's character—elegant, understated, and locally-owned establishments that have earned their reputation over years, not months.
Community & Culture
Myers Park has an active neighborhood association and strong community ties. Many families have lived here for generations, creating a stable, established community. The neighborhood hosts annual events and maintains active involvement in preserving its character.
The nearby Mint Museum and other cultural venues are easily accessible, while the neighborhood itself represents Charlotte's architectural and cultural heritage.
Prestige & Privacy
Myers Park represents Charlotte's highest echelon of residential prestige. The neighborhood attracts executives, generational wealth, and those seeking discretion. Many transactions occur privately, reflecting the community's values around privacy and exclusivity.
Living here means joining an established community where relationships matter, where your neighbors share similar values, and where the neighborhood's character is protected for future generations.
Recreation & Wellness
Freedom Park offers extensive recreational facilities including tennis courts, playgrounds, sports fields, and walking trails. The neighborhood's wide, tree-lined streets are popular for jogging and cycling. Multiple fitness studios and wellness centers serve the area.
Proximity to Charlotte's Uptown and cultural district means easy access to professional sports, performing arts, and major events while maintaining the quiet, residential character of Myers Park.
Frequently Asked Questions About Myers Park
What is the average home price in Myers Park Charlotte?
Myers Park homes typically range from $800,000 for smaller historic homes to over $5 million for estate properties. The median price is approximately $1.2 million, though many of the most desirable properties never publicly list. Private sales are common in this neighborhood, often trading above.
Why are so many Myers Park homes sold privately?
Myers Park is one of Charlotte's most established neighborhoods, attracting buyers who value discretion and privacy. Many homeowners prefer private sales to avoid public listings, open houses, and social media exposure. These transactions typically occur through established broker networks, with properties marketed to pre-qualified buyers.
What schools serve Myers Park?
Myers Park is served by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS), known for some of the highest-rated schools in the district. Elementary: Myers Park Traditional Elementary (A-rated, International Baccalaureate) and Sedgefield Elementary. Middle: Alexander Graham Middle School (A-rated, International Baccalaureate). High School: Myers Park High School (A-rated, top.
What makes Myers Park different from other Charlotte neighborhoods?
Myers Park offers unmatched prestige, historic architecture dating back over 100 years, mature tree canopies that create a tunnel effect on streets like Queens Road, and an established community of generational families. The neighborhood maintains strict architectural guidelines and has resisted overdevelopment, preserving its character..
Is Myers Park walkable?
Myers Park has a Walk Score of 78, making it 'Very Walkable.' While it's more residential than South End, you can walk to parks (Freedom Park, Latta Park), shopping (Park Road Shopping Center, Selwyn Avenue shops), restaurants, and coffee shops. The tree-lined streets make walking.
What types of architecture are found in Myers Park?
Myers Park features diverse historic architecture: Georgian Revival estates, Tudor-style homes, Colonial Revival, Craftsman bungalows, and contemporary estates that respect the neighborhood's scale. Many homes are 100+ years old with original details like hardwood floors, fireplaces, and architectural millwork. New construction must meet strict guidelines.
What are the best restaurants near Myers Park?
Myers Park offers sophisticated dining options. Popular spots include The Fig Tree Restaurant (fine dining, French-inspired), Good Food on Montford (upscale Southern), Customshop (Italian), The Porter's House (steakhouse), and Earl's Grocery (farm-to-table market and café). Selwyn Avenue features several neighborhood favorites, while Park Road Shopping.
How do I find off-market properties in Myers Park?
Off-market properties in Myers Park typically move through established broker networks and relationships. Working with a broker who has deep connections in the neighborhood and understands private sale protocols is essential. At Citadel Cofield, we maintain relationships with Myers Park homeowners and can access exclusive.