Founded in 1891 as Charlotte's first streetcar suburb, Dilworth pairs bungalows and deep front porches with a busy strip of restaurants along East Boulevard.
Architecture and homes
Craftsman bungalows, American Foursquares and Queen Anne houses line streets laid out for the original streetcar. Rear additions are common, so square footage varies widely on similar lots.
- Much of the neighborhood is a local historic district
- Lots are typically 0.15–0.25 acres
Parks and outdoors
Latta Park, part of the original neighborhood plan, has tennis courts, ball fields and a creek. The Little Sugar Creek Greenway runs along the eastern edge.
Getting around
Uptown is about two miles north, and South End's light-rail stations are a short walk or ride west.
Shops and dining
East Boulevard and Park Road have long-running neighborhood restaurants, coffee and small shops.
