Providence Pointe
Charleston-Style Homes Around Ballantyne's Water Park Pool
Providence Pointe is a Shea Homes community built between roughly 2001 and 2007 in the Ballantyne area of south Charlotte, tucked off Johnston Road (NC-521) near its junction with Lancaster Highway and just a couple of miles from the South Carolina state line. Its roughly 420 homes are mostly two-story transitional and Charleston-style houses with four bedrooms and two-car garages, though a handful of one-story and 1.5-story plans are mixed in too, giving the neighborhood a wider range of sizes and prices than many newer Ballantyne subdivisions.
The neighborhood's amenity center is its calling card: a furnished clubhouse and a junior Olympic pool with a splash area and water slide, plus two lighted tennis courts, a basketball sport court, a children's playground, protected greenways, sidewalks, and street lamps. Ballantyne Town Center's shops and restaurants sit about a mile away, and the Indian Land, SC retail corridor adds even more everyday shopping just a couple of miles down the road.
Details on the Area
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Built by Shea Homes between roughly 2001 and 2007, Providence Pointe's approximately 420 homes are mostly two-story transitional and Charleston-style designs with four bedrooms and two-car garages.
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The HOA's centerpiece is a furnished clubhouse and junior Olympic pool with a splash area and water slide, a standout even among Ballantyne's many pool communities.
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Two lighted tennis courts, a basketball sport court, and a children's playground round out the recreation options beyond the pool.
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Protected greenways, street lamps, and sidewalks connect the neighborhood's streets, giving it a walkable feel.
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Ballantyne Town Center is about a mile away, and the Indian Land, SC shopping corridor, with Walmart, Aldi, Lowes Foods, and Costco, is just a couple of miles south.
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Homes are commonly zoned for Ballantyne Elementary, Community House Middle, and Ardrey Kell High, all part of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and all rated highly by Niche and GreatSchools.
HOMES FOR SALE IN PROVIDENCE POINTE
So what does it take to land a spot in Providence Pointe? Here's the latest snapshot of what's selling, and for how much.
The Housing Market
Median sale price
$730,000
Past 12 months, single-family
Homes sold
16
Past 12 months
Median days on market
8
Past 12 months
Median price per sq ft
$264
Past 12 months
Price range
$670K–$950K
Past 12 months
Typical home size
2,200–4,300 sq ft
Median around 2,900 sq ft
Providence Pointe (Ballantyne, Charlotte 28277) single-family homes, Canopy MLS via Terra Vista Realty and CarolinaRealtySearch. Figures move with the market; verify current values.
Schools In Providence Pointe
Providence Pointe sits inside the well-regarded Ardrey Kell school cluster. Here are the schools most commonly zoned for the neighborhood, factual and sourced, plus what to check before you buy.
Ballantyne Elementary
Community House Middle
Ardrey Kell High
Providence Pointe is in Mecklenburg County and zoned into Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, not Union County Public Schools. Some listing sources also cite nearby Elon Park Elementary for parts of the neighborhood, and CMS assignments can shift with rezoning, so confirm zoned schools for your exact address through the CMS assignment lookup (assignment.cms.k12.nc.us) before you buy.
HOA & Community Amenities
Providence Pointe has one HOA covering the whole neighborhood, managed by FirstService Residential. Dues listed on a recent for-sale home ran about $450 semi-annually, and they fund the clubhouse, the junior Olympic pool with its splash area and water slide, two lighted tennis courts, a basketball sport court, a playground, and the greenways and sidewalks that connect the community.
Because dues can be billed semi-annually or annually and can change from year to year, confirm the current amount, billing schedule, and what's included directly with the HOA or its management company before making decisions.
Location & Lifestyle
Providence Pointe sits in the Ballantyne area of south Charlotte (28277), just off Johnston Road (NC-521) near its junction with Lancaster Highway, a couple of miles from the South Carolina state line. Ballantyne Town Center's Publix, Harris Teeter, and dozens of restaurants and shops are about a mile away, and Blakeney's shopping and dining are roughly 3 miles north.
The Indian Land, SC retail corridor, with its Walmart Supercenter, Aldi, Lowes Foods, and Costco, is just a couple of miles south across the state line. Uptown Charlotte runs about 20 to 25 minutes north depending on traffic, SouthPark is roughly 15 minutes away, and Charlotte Douglas International Airport is about 25 to 30 minutes out. Carowinds is about 15 minutes down I-485.
Places to explore in Providence Pointe
Frequently Asked Questions
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In the Ballantyne area of south Charlotte, NC (28277), off Johnston Road (NC-521) near Lancaster Highway, just a couple of miles from the South Carolina state line.
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Built by Shea Homes between roughly 2001 and 2007, it's known for its amenity center, a clubhouse and junior Olympic pool with a splash area and water slide, plus tennis courts, a basketball sport court, a playground, and greenway trails.
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Most homes are zoned for Ballantyne Elementary, Community House Middle, and Ardrey Kell High, all part of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Some sources also list nearby Elon Park Elementary, so confirm your exact assignment through the CMS assignment lookup before buying.
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Over the past 12 months, single-family homes sold at a median price of about $730,000, typically in 8 days, with sizes ranging from roughly 2,200 to 4,300 square feet. Verify current values, since the market moves.
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Yes, one HOA covers the whole neighborhood and is managed by FirstService Residential, funding the clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, sport court, playground, and greenways. Confirm current dues and what they include before making decisions.
