SouthPark is so much more than just its famous shopping mall. This upscale Charlotte neighborhood plays host to high-end restaurants and watering holes, plenty of boutiques boasting the latest trends, massive homes with perfectly manicured lawns and luxury apartments with lots of amenities.
Nickname(s):
Barclay Downs, Beverly Woods, Foxcroft, and Sharon Woods
Morrocroft Manor
The Upper Section of Deering Oaks at Richardson Drive and Beverwyck Road, Sharon Lane, Lemon Tree, Arborway and Foxcroft Road are the anchors of SouthPark Corridor’s route for runners, and home to Charlotte’s celebrities from Billy Graham’s family to NASCAR’s Jeff Gordon.
The architecturally notable Rotunda Building is located in SouthPark.
The architecturally notable Capitol Towers is located in SouthPark.
The Symphony Park amphitheater at SouthPark is formerly home to Charlotte Symphony’s Summer Pops concerts.
SouthPark Mall
SouthPark Mall hosts an annual Christmas tree lighting on or around Thanksgiving Day.
Southpark Mall is the hub of shopping, dining and entertainment in the Southpark area. This prestigious and upscale mall opened in 1970, and includes such luxury stores as Neiman Marcus, Tiffany’s, Nordstrom, Coach, Burberry and Louis Vuitton. Anchor stores include Belk, Dillards, Macy’s, as well as newcomers Crate and Barrel and Dick’s Sporting Goods.
Other shopping areas in Southpark include:
Phillip’s Place (boutique stores and restaurants)
The Villages at Southpark
Piedmont Row
Morrocroft Village
Sharon Corners
The business district of Southpark employs over 40,000 people, making it one of the largest business districts in Charlotte as well as in North Carolina.
Restaurants in SouthPark
You’ll find incredible restaurants in Southpark in South Charlotte, including:
The Palm
Ruth’s Chris
Cheesecake Factory
Maggiano’s
McCormick and Schmick
Roosters
PF Chang
Taco Mac
to name just a few.