Apartments for Rent near Provincetowne, Charlotte, NC

Provincetowne is a popular spot in the Charlotte area and attracts renters looking for a laid-back, quiet lifestyle that’s convenient to the rest of the city. If you choose an apartment in southern Provincetowne, you’ll enjoy a strictly residential vibe, with houses and apartment complexes. It’s busier in northern Provincetowne, where a variety of businesses, restaurants, and apartment options put you closer to the action.

This Charlotte neighborhood also gets bonus points for having easy access to Blakeney Town Center, a shopping destination featuring popular stores like Target and HomeGoods. For dining, you’ll find everything from Asian fusion at RaiLay to sweet treats at TCBY. Provincetowne is also just a short drive to Uptown Charlotte and puts you within reach of urban amenities without giving up the quieter suburban vibe. Having a car is essential when you live in Provincetown, which could be a downside for renters who want to be near public transportation.

Average rents in Provincetowne are around $2,734 per month, slightly above Charlotte’s citywide median rent of $1,400. Despite the higher price, Provincetowne offers the best of both worlds, allowing residents to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere or a more vibrant lifestyle—all without leaving the neighborhood.

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

• One-bedroom apartments: Typically rent for $1,676.70 and offer approximately 1,119.5 square feet.
• Two-bedroom apartments: Averages $2,008.90 per month with about 1,324.5 square feet.
• Three-bedroom apartments: Rent for about $2,288.80 and provide 1,496.2 square feet.

Provincetowne sets itself apart with slightly more competitive and spacious options compared to the city average, making it a solid choice for renters looking to strike the perfect balance between budget and space.

Searching for the best rental deals in Provincetowne? Here’s where to find the most budget-friendly options:

• Home at Commons Creek Dr: With a starting rent of $860 per month, the community features 1 one-bedroom for rent within a 3-bedroom townhouse with convenient access to area amenities.
• Home at Graywell Ln: With a starting rent of $960 per month, the community features 1 one-bedroom for rent within a community that has a pool and playground, offering an affordable option for a single renter looking to save money.
• The Apartments at Blakeney: Starting at $1,610 per month, this community provides 19 units that are perfect for individuals or couples who want to live near the Shops at Blakeney. This community offers pet-friendly policies, an on-site pool, fitness center, and an outdoor grilling area.

If luxury living is what you’re after, here’s a breakdown of the average rents at some of the most upscale apartment communities in Provincetowne:

• 11006 Maplehurst Dr: This community offers an average of $2,895 per month with a total of 1 four-bedroom single family home available that offers space for families or a couple looking to entertain guests and have more privacy.
• Ballantyne/Blakeney: 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath at $2,895 per month, with single family home available for renters seeking more space in a quiet Charlotte neighborhood.
• Garden View Dr: For larger households in the vibrant Ballantyne neighborhood, choose this four-bedroom single-family home for rent which averages $2,800 per month, with 1 single family home to choose from for a blend of modern design and prime location.

Provincetowne offers a balanced range of rent prices when compared to nearby neighborhoods. Here’s how it compares:

• Ballantyne West: $2,221.40
• Ballantyne East: $3,764.40
• Park Crossing: $1,551
• Mcalpine: $1,497.50
• Providence Estates East: $2,400

By comparison, Provincetown lies in the middle of nearby neighborhoods. It’s less expensive than several areas and cheaper than others, making it a reasonable choice for renters. If you’re strictly concerned about pricing, you could find less expensive areas in neighborhoods like Park Crossing and Mcalpine. However, it’s still a good choice if you’re looking to live in the Charlotte area.

Renters looking for a bite to eat in Provincetown, Charlotte, can head into:

• 131 Main Restaurant
• Open Rice Blakeney
• Cava
• Hazelnuts Creperie
• Pio Pio Blakeney

For a morning coffee or quick bite in the morning, here are some of the top coffee shops in Provincetown:

• Starbucks
• McAlister's Deli

Families looking to relocate to the Provincetown neighborhood in Charlotte have their choice of these top 5 schools:

• Hawk Ridge Elementary School
• Providence Spring Elementary School
• Community House Middle School
• Providence High School
• Ardrey Kell High School