Eastover
We invite you to explore Eastover, it's local attractions, area statistics, and real estate market. There are currently 53 residential listings on the market in Eastover with an average list price of homes for sale of $973K. Last month's average sold price was $946K.
Eastover, NC has a population of 4,176 with an average household income of $232,637. When it comes to weather, the average summer high temperature for Central Charlotte is 89.50ºF and the yearly rainfall average is 111 inches. As for real estate occupancy specifics, approximately 1,263 residents own their home and 552 rent their home.
Helen Adams Realty has skilled agents who have hyper-local expertise of the real estate market in Eastover and can help educate you whether you are interested in selling your current home or finding your new home.
"Located southeast of center city Charlotte, Eastover was the first suburb with driveways for ômotorcars.ö The neighborhood's stately homes have long attracted the leaders who helped shape Charlotte's growth. One major landmark is The Mint Museum of Art. Eastover is also home to one of Charlotte's oldest Elementary Schools (Eastover Academy). The area is considered one of the finest historic neighborhoods in the Charlotte area. Parks, public tennis courts and quaint, local shops and restaurants are within walking distance."
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