Wesley Heights & the West End

Wesley Heights

An early-twentieth-century neighborhood on a ridge just west of Uptown, known for porches, mature trees, and a mix of restored homes and newer infill.

• — Developed primarily in the early decades of the twentieth century
• — Portions are a designated Charlotte local historic district — verify by parcel

Seversville

A residential neighborhood west of Wesley Heights, with a mix of older cottages and newer homes near the Stewart Creek corridor.

• — Located west of Wesley Heights, toward Stewart Creek
• — Mix of modest older homes and recent infill construction

Smallwood

Research in progress

A neighborhood northwest of Uptown, closely associated with Biddleville in some sources, with varied street patterns and housing.

• — Northwest of Uptown, near Biddleville
• — Some city and community sources use combined Biddleville-Smallwood terminology

Lincoln Heights

Research in progress

A northwest Charlotte neighborhood with its own development history and relationship to the Beatties Ford Road corridor.

• — Northwest of Uptown, near the Beatties Ford Road corridor
• — Not directly served by the Gold Line at every address

Biddleville

One of Charlotte's historic Black neighborhoods, growing up around the institution that became Johnson C. Smith University.

• — Takes its name from Biddle Memorial Institute, today Johnson C. Smith University
• — A historically significant Black neighborhood in Charlotte

Enderly Park

Research in progress

A west Charlotte neighborhood with its own identity and housing patterns — distinct from Wesley Heights and its historic district.

• — West of Uptown, beyond Wesley Heights and Seversville
• — Not part of the Wesley Heights historic district