Charlotte, North Carolina
Biddleville Homes for Sale
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7 homes
Avg $1,570,429
Market Overview
Biddleville Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Biddleville, NC
7
Active Listings
$1.6M
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$395,000
To
$7,500,000
Property Types
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About Biddleville Real Estate
Biddleville sits within Charlotte as a smaller residential pocket that blends older homes with newer construction. Residents include a mix of long-time homeowners and newer arrivals who value proximity to the city while living on quieter streets. The neighborhood occupies a position that allows easy access to downtown Charlotte without sitting directly in the urban core. Daily life revolves around tree-lined blocks where people walk dogs, tend yards, and visit nearby parks or small commercial spots for coffee and errands. Dining options range from casual neighborhood spots to larger restaurants a short drive away. Outdoor activities center on local green spaces and trails that connect to broader Charlotte park systems. Families rely on the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school district, which offers both traditional public schools and magnet programs. Housing stock includes single-family homes from earlier eras alongside newer builds that have replaced some older structures. With seven active listings on the market, prices currently range from the mid-300,000s up to several million, and the average listed price sits near 1.57 million.
Average listing price: $1,570,429 · 7 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show prices from $395,000 to $7,500,000. The average listed price is approximately $1,570,429 across the seven active properties. Buyers can expect a wide spread depending on lot size, age of construction, and recent updates.
There are seven active listings in the neighborhood right now. This limited inventory can mean fewer options at any given time and potentially quicker movement for well-priced homes. Checking regularly with a local agent helps track new additions.
The neighborhood contains a mix of older single-family houses and newer construction that has replaced some original homes. Lot sizes vary, and some properties include larger yards while others sit on smaller urban parcels. Renovations are common on the older stock.
Some daily needs can be reached on foot along residential streets and nearby commercial pockets. Larger parks and additional dining choices usually require a short drive within Charlotte. Residents often combine walking in the neighborhood with car trips for broader errands.
The area falls within the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school district, which includes both traditional neighborhood schools and magnet options. Families also consider nearby private and charter schools depending on grade level and specific needs. School boundaries can shift, so confirming current assignments is recommended.