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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Steele Creek has a lot to offer to renters who are looking for a quiet suburban feel with convenient access to Charlotte and nearby South Carolina. The neighborhood has a higher vacancy rate than other Charlotte neighborhoods, but even so, one- and two-bedroom apartments are a bit harder to come by. Instead, most of the rentals in the area are single-family homes and townhouses, making Steele Creek a great option if you’re looking for more space. It may be a good idea to start your search early if you’re in search of a more traditional apartment.
One of the main highlights of living in Steele Creek is its proximity to Carowinds Theme Park and campsite. If you’re into the outdoors, the nearby Lake Wylie offers opportunities for fishing, boating, and picnicking by the water. The neighborhood also abuts the South Carolina border, which comes with some bonuses like cheaper gas prices just a short drive away. From Steele Creek, you can connect pretty easily to Charlotte’s downtown for access to the city’s nightlife, museums, and events without sacrificing the peaceful vibe of the neighborhood.
Living in Steele Creek is relatively affordable, with average rents of $1,503 per month, which is somewhat higher than Charlotte’s citywide median of $1,400. This Charlotte neighborhood is a good option for its practicality and affordability, with convenient access to city living and suburban amenities.
Renters exploring Steele Creek will find a range of options to suit different needs and budgets. Here’s a quick breakdown:
- One-bedroom apartments: Typically rent for $1,253.50 and offer approximately 773.2 square feet.
- Two-bedroom apartments: Averages $1,503 per month with about 1,055.9 square feet.
- Three-bedroom apartments: Rent for about $1,792.5 and provide 1,232.1 square feet.
When compared to the city average, Steele Creek delivers slightly higher pricing compared to other Charlotte neighborhoods and spacious options. The combination of space and affordable one-bedroom options makes it a solid choice for renters who want the best of both price and space.
Looking for the best deals in Steele Creek? Here’s where you’ll find the most affordable options:
- Avant at Steele Creek: Starting at $1,091 per month, this community provides 21 one- to four-bedroom units with in-unit laundry, hardwood floors, and garage parking.
- Bexley Steelecroft: With rents starting at $1,149 per month, the community features 41 one- to three-bedroom apartments with two pools, an on-site fitness center, a business center, and a Starbucks coffee bar.
- Tyson Farms: Rents start at $1,426 per month, with 13 one- to three-bedroom units available that’s perfect for pet-lovers looking for an on-site dog park.
If upscale living is what you’re after, here’s an overview of the average rents in Steele Creek’s most high-end apartment communities:
- Hawkbill Place: Offered at $2,660 per month for a four-bedroom single-family home with 1 unit available, perfect for a family with a patio, hardwood floors, and a pet-friendly property.
- Penbury Lane: Four-bedroom home starting at $2,700 per month, with 1 unit available for upscale living minutes away from the Rivergate Shopping Center, Carolina Premium Outlets, and McDowell Nature Preserve.
- Petrel Place: For larger five-bedroom home at $3,450 per month, with 1 unit with a large loft and flex space, a primary suite, and an en suite with a walk-in closet.
Steele Creek offers a good mix of affordability and value when it comes to rent prices. Here’s how it compares to other neighborhoods in the area:
- Yorkshire: $2,461.70
- Olde Whitehall: $1,681.10
- Yorkmount: $1,534.20
- Griers Fork: $1,828.33
- Montclaire South: $1,848.70
When you compare Steele Creek to nearby Charlotte neighborhoods, you’ll find Steele Creek rents tend to be considerably cheaper than areas like Yorkshire, Griers Fork, and Monclaire South. However, Steele Creek is competitive with Yorkmount and just slightly less expensive than Olde Whitehall. Overall, renters will find solid value renting in Steele Creek.
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