Charlotte, NC · Mecklenburg County County
Freedom Park
Charlotte homes adjacent to the city's largest regional park
The Freedom Park neighborhood centers on its namesake green space, a 98-acre park hosting festivals, playgrounds, and sports fields. Homes are predominantly brick ranches and two-story houses, many expanded or renovated, set on spacious properties. The Little Sugar Creek Greenway runs through the park, offering miles of trails for walking and biking. Residents appreciate direct access to outdoor recreation and proximity to shopping and dining along Park Road and Selwyn Avenue.
Approx 2.1 km² · neighborhood
Freedom Park by the numbers
Cited stats from public real-estate and demographic sources. Verify before relying on a single figure — sources publish on different schedules.
Zoned schools
Public schools serving the Freedom Park attendance area.
- A+
Metrolina Regional Scholars Academy
Elementary · via Niche
- A+
Metrolina Regional Scholars Academy
Middle · via Niche
- A
Charlotte Engineering Early College
High · via Niche
- A
High · via Niche
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