Indian Trail
Indian Trail celebrated it’s 100th birthday back in 2007. It’s name is derived from a trading path in the area, used by the Waxhaw Indians. It is located approximately 15 miles Southeast of Charlotte, along Highway 74 (Independence Highway) and Old Charlotte Highway/Monroe Road. The town has enjoyed a trading economy, agriculture, gold mining, transportation,…Read More »
Weddington
Just due south of Charlotte at the corners Highway 16, Providence Road, and Highway 84, is the small town of Weddington. It is approximately 17 square miles and yet has only a population of 11,000 people. It prides itself on restrictive zoning, developments with green space, and retaining it’s rural appeal. It’s town center consists…Read More »
Mineral Springs
Mineral Springs is a very small, community incorporated in 1999 located between Waxhaw and Monroe on Highway 75. It is most notably famous for being the location of the annual Queens Cup Steeplechase, held the last Saturday in April, every year. That is when the towns small population of approximately 2500 citizens swells more than…Read More »
Monroe
Monroe in the county seat of Union County, which is often referred to as “Sweet Union.” The town was incorporated in 1843 and named after James Monroe, the 5th President of the United States. It’s location along the railroad line between Charlotte and Wilmington encouraged it’s economic growth early on, and continues to be well…Read More »
Pineville
Pineville, North Carolina is probably most famous for being the birthplace of James K. Polk , the 11th President of the United States, for which a state historic site is still designated with a cabin original to that period. But that is tucked away behind the sprawling Carolina Place Mall for which it retains it’s…Read More »
Lancaster
Lancaster, South Carolina is known as the Red Rose City and is a part of the Olde English District in South Carolina consisting of 7 counties across the upstate, that were settled by the English in the 1770′s, and also was the site of many a fierce battle during the Revolutionary War. In fact, Andrew…Read More »
Mint Hill
Just 25 minutes southeast of Uptown Charlotte lies Mint Hill. It’s 25 square miles encompasses approximately 18,000 citizens but you might not realize that many people live there. The community has focused on restrictive zoning over the years, which has allowed many a green pasture to be retained, while also allowing condensed neighborhoods in certain…Read More »
Matthews
Located between Charlotte and Monroe, Matthews boasts a population of about 30,000 citizens. At first glance, it may seem mostly a bedroom community for Metro Charlotte, but Matthews has it’s own rich heritage and city center. Downtown Matthews features many quaint restaurants, shops and a popular Farmers’ Market, while the perimeter is filled with shopping centers,…Read More »
South Charlotte
South Charlotte has something to offer everyone. It’s proximity and family amenities make it highly desirable for those seeking a suburban atmosphere with lots of shopping, golf courses, country clubs, and amenities. Contact our team at Keller Williams today for your tour of the South Charlotte neighborhood that best suits you! Per Wikipedia South Charlotte…Read More »
Waxhaw
Looking for an all-American kind of town, with Historic downtown, beautiful farms, quaint neighborhoods with a wide variety of housing price points? Look no further than Waxhaw. Waxhaw, which takes it’s name for a tribe of indians that used to inhabit the area, is located approximately 40 minutes south east of Metro Charlotte, offering all…Read More »
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