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ABOUT BELMONT


Everything you need to know about living, eating, and getting around in Belmont, NC

GETTING AROUND

  • Uptown Charlotte: approximately 15 miles / 20 to 30 minutes 
  • Charlotte Douglas International Airport: approximately 12 to 14 miles / 15 minutes via I-85
  • Gastonia: approximately 9 miles west
  • Lake Wylie: approximately 10 to 15 minutes south
  • Crowders Mountain State Park: approximately 20 minutes west
  • Regional bus service: 85X Gastonia Express stops at Abbey Plaza Shopping Center with daily service to Charlotte
  • Future light rail: regional planning includes a rail connection linking Belmont to Charlotte
  • WHERE TO SHOP

  • Downtown Main Street boutiques: locally owned shops, antiques, and specialty retail in historic storefronts
  • Catawba River Antique Mall: one of the area's best destinations for antiques and vintage finds
  • Piccolo Antique Mall: another well-regarded antique destination in the Belmont area
  • Abbey Plaza Shopping Center: anchored by national retailers and everyday conveniences on Park Street
  • Belmont General Store: a downtown Belmont landmark for local goods and gifts
  • Charlotte Premium Outlets: approximately 20 minutes away in Steele Creek for national and designer brands
  • SouthPark Mall: approximately 25 minutes east for luxury retail including Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and Burberry
  • OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE & RECREATION

  • Kevin Loftin Riverfront Park: walking trails along the Catawba River, river access for kayaking and paddleboarding, and scenic picnic areas
  • Stowe Park: the heart of downtown Belmont; walking paths, playgrounds, picnic shelters, and summer farmers markets and Friday Night Live music events
  • Goat Island Park and Greenway: pedestrian bridge access to the Catawba River island; kayaking, fishing, hiking, and disc golf
  • Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden: nationally recognized garden with walking trails, seasonal events, and outdoor exploration just outside Belmont
  • Southpoint Beach Access: public entry to Lake Wylie with sandy areas, fishing, kayaking, and paddleboarding
  • Crowders Mountain State Park: 20 minutes west; challenging hiking trails, rock climbing, camping, and wildlife viewing
  • Nine city-managed parks with greenspace, ball fields, playgrounds, and picnic shelters throughout Belmont
  • WHERE TO EAT

  • The Lodge Tavern and Tap: downtown Belmont's most popular gathering spot; eclectic menu with wild game, burgers, steaks, and a lively bar
  • Old Stone Steakhouse: Belmont's go-to for special occasions; prime steaks, fresh seafood, and a curated wine list in a sophisticated setting
  • Nellie's Southern Kitchen: classic Southern comfort food in a cozy downtown atmosphere; chicken and waffles, shrimp and grits, and made-from-scratch biscuits
  • Webb Custom Kitchen: locally owned and consistently praised; creative menu in a neighborhood setting
  • Jekyll and Hyde Taphouse Grill: casual pub with solid food and a good tap selection
  • Honeycomb Cafe: neighborhood cafe with a loyal local following
  • Skillet Southern Bistro: Southern-inspired with a bistro twist; a downtown staple
  • Marrelli's: local Italian favorite with housemade pastas and a welcoming atmosphere
  • The String Bean: gourmet market and dining experience; a local gem worth seeking out
  • Sammy's Neighborhood Pub: laid-back, friendly, and consistent; great for a casual night out
  • WHY BUYERS CHOOSE BELMONT

  • Airport proximity: approximately 15 minutes to Charlotte Douglas International
  • Real small-town identity: historic downtown, walkable streets, and a community that actually knows its neighbors
  • Price point: more square footage per dollar than comparable Charlotte neighborhoods, with steady appreciation
  • Charlotte access without Charlotte prices: 20 to 30 minutes to Uptown with a Gaston County tax rate
  • Outdoor lifestyle: Catawba River, Lake Wylie, greenways, and botanical gardens all within minutes
  • Historic character: over 264 historically registered buildings and an established downtown that took generations to build
  • Growing dining and arts scene: a restaurant and cultural corridor that punches well above its size
  • Active Listings

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