Matthews, NC is more than an suburb of Charlotte. It's a commuter's dream town: close to uptown, right off I-485 and not far from rural North Carolina.
But if a place to call your new hometown is what you're looking for, than Matthews, NC is it. This town of approximately 28,000 people has an adorable downtown with a town hall that is all Southern charm with a public library on its first floor with shops, restaurants and small businesses surrounding it.
The downtown of Matthews, NC has several churches, boutiques, upscale restaurants, a weekly farmer's market, cute parks and Matthews Elementary School all within walking distance of the town hall.
And family-friendly is the name of the game in Matthews, NC. If you have children, then this town is the place to be if you want to live near Charlotte, NC but not in it. Stumptown Park right in the heart of Matthews, NC is ground zero for live family-friendly entertainment that is often free. Starting right before school ends in June and throughout the summer, bands play at this Matthews, NC park along with free kid-orientated movies.
Matthews, NC also has its own town-owned community center that hosts plays and offers classes in many areas of interest for both adults and children. Sports activities are also huge in Matthews, NC, which has a recreation center and Matthews Athletic RecreationAssociation (MARA) not far from downtown. There are many events throughout the year in Matthews, NC - from art shows to BBQ festival - but the biggest event of the year is Matthews Alive, the largest Labor Day celebration in the southeast United States.
With home prices starting around $130,000, March saw 39 new families make Matthews, NC their new hometown. If you are interested in more information about Matthews, NC with the homes that are on the market, give me a call or send me an email. I would happy to show you why I call Matthews, NC home.
Dave diCecco
Realotr/Broker
www.davedicecco.com
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