Charlotte, NC · Mecklenburg County County
Dilworth
Latta Park and historic Queen Anne homes anchor Charlotte's original streetcar suburb
Dilworth began as Charlotte's first streetcar suburb, developed in the late 1800s around Latta Park. Its streets feature a collection of Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and craftsman bungalow homes. East Boulevard serves as a central corridor with local restaurants, boutiques, and professional offices. Latta Park provides significant green space for residents, offering walking trails and recreation facilities. The neighborhood sits just south of Uptown and is a short distance from the businesses and entertainment of South End.
Approx 4.8 km² · suburb
Zoned schools
Public schools serving the Dilworth attendance area.
- A-
Dilworth Elementary - Latta Campus
Elementary · via Niche
- C
Dilworth Elementary - Sedgefield Campus
Elementary · via Niche
Next door
Cherry
Charlotte's first historically Black neighborhood, near Uptown
Freedom Park
Charlotte homes adjacent to the city's largest regional park
Myers Park
Grand estates and broad, curving avenues create Charlotte's most distinguished address
Sedgefield
Sedgefield borders South End, featuring original ranch homes and new builds
Wilmore
Wilmore's restored bungalows border South End's active dining and retail scene
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