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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Hickory Ridge is a Charlotte neighborhood that feels more relaxed than other options, with some greenspace and entertainment punctuating the area. Campbell Creek Greenway is a local favorite for a quick walk or a picnic, and the Harrisburg Road Sports Complex hosts two full-size soccer fields for residents to enjoy. For more variety, Eastland Promenade is nearby, with some classic shopping options.
Getting around Hickory Ridge is easy—whether you’re heading downtown or just running errands. With quick access to major roads like Albemarle Road and E.W.T. Harris Boulevard, you’re only a nine-mile drive from Uptown Charlotte. If you don’t drive, public transport is available too, with a few Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) bus routes passing through.
Hickory Ridge offers a range of rental options that suit different needs and budgets. Traditional one- and two-bedroom apartments are fairly common in the area. If you have a family or want more privacy, there are also plenty of single-family homes to rent. Rent prices in Hickory Ridge are generally lower than the city’s average of $1,400, with most homes or apartments going for around $1,650 a month for a one-bedroom apartment. This makes it an excellent choice for those looking to save money while staying conveniently close to all the city action.
Hickory Ridge offers a variety of rental choices, whether you’re after something compact or need more room to spread out. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect to find:
- One-bedroom apartments: Typically rent for $700 and offer approximately 1,360 square feet.
- Two-bedroom apartments: Averages $1,650 per month with about 652 square feet.
- Three-bedroom apartments: Rent for about $1,929.90 and provide 1,567.50 square feet.
When you compare it to the city average, Hickory Ridge is more expensive than the city average, but offers more space than many apartments, making it a reasonable value for renters. This Charlotte neighborhood also offers good value for one-bedroom apartments, making it a good choice for solo renters.
If you're after the best bargains in Hickory Ridge, check out these top affordable spots:
- Townhome at Petrea Ln: Master bedroom renting for $700 per month on the lower floor of townhouse, convenient to major highways. An option perfect for a renter who wants ultimate affordability.
- The Landing at Hickory Grove: With a starting rent of $1,650 per month, this townhouse features 1 two-bedroom unit with updated kitchen and an enclosed patio.
- Rolling Hills Place Community: Three-bedroom single-family home renting for $1,650 per month, with 1 unit available with spacious rooms with large windows and a private deck and eat-in kitchen.
If you're eyeing a more upscale lifestyle, here's what the average rent looks like in Hickory Ridge's top luxury apartment communities:
- Pence Road Ranch Home: This single-family, three-bedroom ranch home rents for $2,500 per month with in-unit laundry, patio, granite counters, and recently renovated.
- Newton Creek Townhouse: Three-bedroom townhouse starting at $1,999 per month for families and renters looking for more space and comes with a patio, balcony, hardwood floors, and in-unit laundry.
- Rio Grande Lane home: For larger households, this three-bedroom home rents for $1,970 per month, with updated amenities and new construction details.
When it comes to rent, Hickory Ridge offers a good balance compared to nearby neighborhoods. Here’s a breakdown of how it measures up:
- Farm Pond: $1,382.70
- Eastland Wilora Lake: $1,334.30
- Becton Park: $1,622.50
- Windsor Park: $1,412.90
- Wildwood: $1,718.20
When compared to other Charlotte neighborhoods, apartments in Hickory Ridge are competitive but less expensive than Windsor Park. Renters who want to save could look to Farm Pond or Eastland Wilora Lake for cheaper rents than what they’ll probably find in Hickory Ridge.
Renters looking for a taste of Hickory Ridge and the surrounding Charlotte neighborhoods can look to these top restaurants:
Families looking to rent in Hickory Ridge can look to some of these top schools in the neighborhood and nearby areas: