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Luxury open-air shopping district at dusk near Myers Park, Charlotte

Living Here

Shopping & Everyday Errands

From the Southeast’s largest luxury mall to the oldest shopping center in Charlotte, everything Myers Park needs sits within a ten-minute drive.

Living Here

The Anchors

SouthPark is the Southeast’s luxury retail anchor and sits roughly seven minutes from most Myers Park addresses — flagship fashion, jewelry, and the widest selection of restaurants attached to shopping in the Carolinas. Park Road Shopping Center, Charlotte’s oldest, handles the opposite end: groceries, a cinema, a hardware store, coffee, and the errands that make a week work.

The Neighborhood Node

Selwyn Avenue is the only genuinely walkable retail inside the neighborhood — a small cluster of a pharmacy, coffee, and a handful of independents serving the western streets. It is not comprehensive and was never meant to be.

Home & Design

For furnishings, textiles, tile, and lighting, the Providence Road and South End design corridors carry most of what a Myers Park renovation needs, with trade-only showrooms accessible through a designer. Our interior design page covers how that sourcing usually works.

Questions

Frequently asked

Most households use the Park Road and Providence Road corridors, both within a five- to ten-minute drive, with additional options toward SouthPark and Dilworth. There is no full-size grocery store inside the neighborhood itself.

Source: Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation

Roughly a seven- to twelve-minute drive depending on which pocket of Myers Park you start from and the time of day. Colony Road and Providence Road are the usual routes.

Source: Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation

Only the small Selwyn Avenue node, which serves the western streets. The neighborhood was planned as almost entirely residential, so retail sits at the edges rather than within it.

Source: City of Charlotte urban forestry & tree ordinance