Apartments for Rent in Briarcreek - Woodland, Charlotte, NC

Briarcreek-Woodland is an appealing neighborhood that combines good eats with convenient living. A local highlight is Veterans Park, a highly rated green space perfect for a quick stroll, playtime with the kids, or enjoying coffee on a peaceful bench. For outdoor enthusiasts, the U.S. National Whitewater Center is just 15 miles away, offering excellent opportunities for hiking, rafting, or kayaking.

Food is a highlight of this Charlotte neighborhood. The north side of Briarcreek-Woodland is all about food, from pizza to Colombian cuisine to seafood. It’s not the kind of place with fancy nightlife, but Tommy’s Pub is a solid option for good eats and great company.

Most people drive in Briarcreek-Woodland, and Independence Boulevard makes it easy to get into Uptown Charlotte in about 10 minutes. Public transit is an option, but it isn’t popular due to the time it takes to get around. Rents are reasonable compared to the city average and sit at around $1,489.70 per month, which is slightly less than the $1,406 average rent for Charlotte.

Renters exploring Briarcreek-Woodland will find a range of options to suit different needs and budgets. Here’s a quick breakdown:

• Studio apartments: Average rent of $1,002.50 with around 550 square feet of space.
• One-bedroom apartments: Typically rent for $1,384 and offer approximately 689 square feet.
• Two-bedroom apartments: Averages $1,489.70 per month with about 965.7 square feet.
• Three-bedroom apartments: Rent for about 2,480.80 and provide $1,549.50 square feet.

Compared to the city average, Briarcreek-Woodland offers competitive prices to the rest of Charlotte. However, most neighborhoods do not offer studio apartments or three-bedroom apartments at the same value you’ll see in Briarcreek-Woodland, making it a solid choice for renters looking to balance price and space.

Looking for the best deals in Briarcreek-Woodland? Here’s where you’ll find the most affordable options:

• Shadowood on Eastcrest Drive: At just $1,100 per month, this no-frills rental offers a simple, budget-friendly living option in a well-connected part of East Charlotte—perfect for renters who value location over luxury.

• Anker Haus on Commonwealth Avenue: Starting at $1,250 per month, this pet-friendly apartment community features in-unit laundry, hardwood floors, and granite countertops, making it a solid pick for those looking for value with modern finishes.

• 1207 Green Oaks Lane: Listed at $1,295 per month, this recently renovated apartment includes W/D hookup, a patio, pet-friendly options, and on-site parking—ideal for renters looking for comfort in a quiet neighborhood.

If luxury living is the right choice for you, take a look at the average rents in Briarcreek-Woodland’s priciest apartment communities:

• 3220 Central Ave Unit D32: Priced at $1,612 per month, this modern unit offers easy access to nearby restaurants and shops, with updated features and a premium location along Central Avenue.

• 1344 Green Oaks Lane: At $1,495 per month, this apartment includes in-unit laundry, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances, plus a ceiling fan and private balcony for added comfort.

• 1334 Briar Creek Road, Unit 6: Also listed at $1,495 per month, this recently renovated home features hardwood floors, air conditioning, and a spacious patio area—perfect for those who want a touch of charm in a central neighborhood.

When it comes to rent, Briarcreek-Woodland offers a balanced option compared to surrounding neighborhoods. Here’s how it measures up:

• Windsor Park: $1,421 per month for a two-bedroom apartment.
• Sheffield Park: $1,523.30 per month for a two-bedroom apartment.
• Plaza Midwood: $1,912.20 per month for a two-bedroom apartment.
• Country Club Heights: $1,596.10 per month for a two-bedroom apartment.
• Commonwealth: $3,011.50 per month for a two-bedroom apartment.

When you compare the Briarcreek-Woodland area to nearby Charlotte neighborhoods, you’ll find it’s less expensive. Briarcreek-Woodland’s average rent is about $1,300, but Commonwealth’s is over $2,700 and Plaza Midwood is over $1,980. Windsor Park is comparables at $1412, but you’ll still find savings in Briarcreek-Woodland, making it a great option for apartment hunters on a budget.

Renters looking for a bite to eat in Briarcreek-Woodland and nearby Charlotte neighborhoods have their choice of these top spots:

• Sen Mee Noodle House
• Vanloi Chinese Barbecue
• Adamary's Restaurante Y Pupuseria
• Cheat's Cheesesteak
• Pinhouse

Here are some of the top coffee shops in Briarcreek-Woodland and nearby Charlotte neighborhoods:

• Neighborhood Coffee Roasters
• Visart Cafe
• Undercurrent Coffee
• Dunkin’

Families looking to rent in Briarcreek-Woodland can look into these public schools in the neighborhood and surrounding areas:

• Windsor Park Elementary School
• Eastway Middle School
• Commonwealth High School
• Merry Oaks International Academy
• Oakhurst Steam Academy