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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights strikes a balance for renters who want suburban living with access to city perks. The area has everything from newer apartment complexes with amenities like pools and fitness centers to townhomes and some single-family homes for rent. If you’re into spending time outdoors, Thereasea C. Elders Park is a good option with a walking trail, playground, and picnic areas with grills for gathering.
For entertainment options, the neighborhood is close to some of Charlotte’s favorite attractions. Racing fans can check out the NASCAR Hall of Fame, which has interactive exhibits and a theater that puts you in the middle of the action. Carowinds Amusement Park—with roller coasters and water rides for people of all ages—is also just a drive away. For a more laid-back evening, catching a Charlotte Knights baseball game at Truist Field is always fun, especially with its downtown skyline views.
This Charlotte neighborhood has decent transit options, with buses like the Express 54X and Local 22 connecting to Center City, but most residents rely on their cars. Uptown Charlotte is only about seven miles away, making it easy to commute or enjoy a night out. Rent in Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights averages around $1,300 per month, which is slightly below Charlotte’s citywide average of $1,400.
Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights offers a wide range of residential options, whether you’re looking for something cozy or more spacious. Here’s how it all breaks down:
- Two-bedroom apartments: Averages $1,529 per month with about 666.3 square feet.
- Three-bedroom apartments: Rent for about $1,878.20 and provide 1,291.4 square feet.
Compared to the city average, Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights provides a more affordable option compared to the city’s average rents. Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights is a good choice for renters looking for value and larger two and three bedroom apartments.
If you’re trying to keep your rent costs low in Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights, these are the places that offer the most value:
- Carver Boulevard Duplex: Renting for $1,225 per month, this 1 two-bedroom unit offers the space for roommates or a small family needs, close to major highways and local parks.
- Seths Drive: Renting for $1,450 per month, this 1-unit condo features upscale amenities with two spacious bedrooms close to parks and dining options.
- Rockwell Boulevard: This three-bedroom single-family home rents for $1,500 per month with a split-bedroom floor plan, oak cabinets, ceiling fans, and wooded area behind home..
If you’re thinking about stepping up to luxury living, here’s a breakdown of what the top-tier apartment communities in Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights typically charge:
- Tucker Court: This single-family home rents for $2,325 per month for 1 four-bedroom unit, ideal for larger families and roommates. Renters enjoy updated amenities and a pool in the community.
- Lynn Lee Circle: Three-bedroom unit single-family home renting for $2,100 per month, with 1 unit with a spacious loft and perfect for a second living area.
- Rubin Lura Court: For larger households, four-bedroom apartments average $2,145 per month, with 1 unit to choose from with a fireplace, updated appliances, and community pool.
Rent prices in Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights hit a balanced spot compared to the surrounding Charlotte neighborhoods. Here’s a look at how they measure up:
- West Sugar Creek: $1,743.80
- Nevin Community: $1,453.10
- Mineral Springs: $1,822.80
- West Sugar Creek: $1,743.80
- Prosperity Church Road: $1,485.60
When comparing the average rents in Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights to nearby Charlotte neighborhoods, you’ll find rents are a bargain. Nearby neighborhoods are more expensive, offering renters more value in Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights. However, there are not currently any one-bedroom apartments in Rockwell Park-Hemphill Heights and they are often limited when they come onto the market. If you’re set on a smaller apartment, you’ll need to look to other nearby Charlotte neighborhoods.
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