George Stephens developed a plan for a streetcar suburb on his father-in-law’s (John Spring Myers) farm in 1905. The neighborhood was designed by the Harvard-trained landscape architect, John Nolen, and work was underway by 1911.
Myers Park is distinguished for its winding tree-lined streets, large historic homes and architectural variety. Due to its landscaped beauty, it is one of the most-visited parts of Charlotte.
For those short on time, a simple drive through the neighborhood is worthwhile in order to view the large, historic mansions along the main streets.
Nestled in the heart of Myers Park, just two doors from the iconic Duke Mansion, 812 Ardsley Road presents one of the rarest opportunities remaining in this coveted neighborhood. Set on an extraordinary .75-acre lot, the property offers a perfectly flat, completely private and quiet backyard framed by mature trees, lush landscaping, and blooming azaleas. The setting is truly exceptional. The home itself is rich with character and timeless appeal, featuring gracious living spaces, high ceilings and classic stately curb appeal. This is a remarkable chance to restore and reimagine a special home on one of Charlotte’s most treasured streets. Welcome home!
| MLS#: | 4367461 |
| Price: | $3,250,000 |
| Square Footage: | 4232 |
| Bedrooms: | 4 |
| Bathrooms: | 3.1 |
| Acreage: | 0.74 |
| Year Built: | 1960 |
| Type: | Single Family Residence |
| Virtual Tour: | Click here |
| Listing courtesy of: | COMPASS - leigh.corso@compass.com |
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