Named after the Cotswolds region in England, Cotswold was largely developed in the 1950s. Located just southeast of Uptown Charlotte, North Carolina Cotswold is a charming and sought-after neighborhood known for its blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience, With a population of approximately 5,500 Cotswold’s residents enjoy a vibrant community atmosphere with tree-lined streets, upscale homes, and a variety of amenities. The neighborhood features a mix of architectural styles, including mid-century ranch homes and newer custom-built residences. With a strong sense of community residents often gathering for social events and enjoying the area’s parks and green spaces like Randolph Road Park in the heart of Cotswold. Randolph Road Park features walking trails and sports fields including baseball, softball and soccer. Rama Road Park, also in town, offers a playground and multi-purpose field. Other nearby parks include Grier Heights Neighborhood Park, Oakhurst Park, Eastover Park, Grayson Neighborhood Park, Chantilly Park and Little Sugar Creek Greenway.

Cotswold’s central location provides easy access to major thoroughfares like Providence Road, Randolph Road, and Sharon Amity Road, making it convenient for commuting and exploring the city. Cotswold Village Shops, one of Charlotte’s first suburban shopping centers, originally opened in 1963. Residents also enjoy a diverse dining scene, Cotswold is part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools district, with nearby schools including Cotswold Elementary, Eastover Elementary, Randolph Middle School, and Myers Park High School.

The neighborhood boasts a strong sense of community, with. Its walkable streets and friendly atmosphere Overall, Cotswold’s blend of historic charm, modern amenities, and convenient location make it one of Charlotte’s most desirable neighborhoods