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Shortly after the Civil War, a school was started to educate African-American preachers and teachers. The school, which came to be known as Biddle University, was founded in 1867. Eventually, the school developed into the present-day Johnson C. Smith University, a progressive, highly-regarded liberal arts university. The village that grew around the school, Biddleville, is the oldest surviving African-American neighborhood in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Biddleville is west of Beatties Ford Road and south of Brookshire Freeway, about five minutes northwest of downtown Charlotte. The university’s bell tower is a neighborhood landmark, and the university itself is one of the few remaining examples of Victorian institutional architecture in Charlotte. Biddleville is a charming neighborhood of historical bungalow homes with wide lots along narrow, winding streets.


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255 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28202 Map

(877) 690-3782 Check Availability
  • 1 BR $1,175 - $1,635
  • 2 BR $1,947 - $2,137
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2715 Wet Stone Way, Charlotte, NC 28208 Map

(877) 854-0765 Check Availability
  • 1 BR $965 - $1,343
  • 2 BR $1,296 - $1,520
  • 3 BR $1,692 - $1,742
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