Seven Eagles
Charlotte's First Guard-Gated Enclave at Quail Hollow
Seven Eagles was Charlotte's first guard-gated community, developed in the 1980s by the Harris Land Company as the first phase of a roughly 120-acre master-planned neighborhood beside Quail Hollow Club, home of the PGA Tour's Wells Fargo Championship. Behind its 24-hour guarded entrance sit fewer than 100 custom estate homes, most built between the mid-1980s and the mid-2000s, on wooded lots that back up to the golf course and give the neighborhood a private, park-like feel just minutes from SouthPark.
There's no clubhouse or community pool here; Seven Eagles' value comes from privacy, mature landscaping, and proximity to some of Charlotte's best golf, dining, and shopping rather than shared recreation. Lots average around a third of an acre, but wooded buffers and generous setbacks make many properties feel considerably larger, and the custom brick and stone architecture ranges from traditional estate homes to sprawling contemporary builds pushing past 12,000 square feet.
Details on the Area
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Developed in the 1980s by the Harris Land Company, Seven Eagles was the first phase of a roughly 120-acre master-planned neighborhood and the first gated community built in Charlotte.
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Home to the PGA Tour's Wells Fargo Championship, Quail Hollow Club sits directly alongside the neighborhood, giving many homes wooded, golf-adjacent lots.
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The neighborhood's signature amenity is its round-the-clock guarded, gated entry, funded by the Seven Eagles Homeowners Association rather than a clubhouse or pool.
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Fewer than 100 custom-built homes range from roughly 3,200 to over 12,000 square feet, with brick, stone, and premium finishes and some sales historically topping $7 million.
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Lots average around a third of an acre, but wooded buffers and generous setbacks make many properties feel considerably larger and more private.
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Despite its secluded, wooded feel, Seven Eagles is about 5 to 10 minutes from SouthPark's malls, restaurants, and offices.
HOMES FOR SALE IN SEVEN EAGLES
Seven Eagles trades in a tiny, ultra-luxury market, a handful of estate sales a year can swing the whole picture. Here's the latest snapshot.
The Housing Market
Median sale price
$3,100,000
Past 12 months (4 sales)
Homes sold
4
Past 12 months
Median days on market
6
Past 12 months
Median price per sq ft
$494
Past 12 months
Active listings
0
As of July 2026
Price range
$1.93M–$7.75M
Past 3 years, 13 sales
Seven Eagles single-family homes (28210 zip code), Canopy MLS via Terra Vista Realty. This is a roughly 50-100 home gated enclave, so sales volume is naturally low and a single closing can shift the median; figures move with the market, verify current values.
Schools In Seven Eagles
Seven Eagles sits inside Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' south Charlotte attendance area. Here are the schools most commonly zoned for the neighborhood, factual and sourced, plus what to check before you buy.
Beverly Woods Elementary
Quail Hollow Middle
South Mecklenburg High
Seven Eagles is commonly shown feeding Beverly Woods Elementary, Quail Hollow Middle, and South Mecklenburg High, though some listing sites also show Carmel Middle for nearby addresses, and CMS periodically redraws boundaries. Confirm zoned schools for your exact address through the CMS assignment lookup (assignment.cms.k12.nc.us) before you buy.
HOA & Community Amenities
Seven Eagles is run by the Seven Eagles Homeowners Association, established in the mid-1990s. Its main job is the neighborhood's signature amenity, the 24-hour guarded, gated entrance, along with upkeep of common areas and entrance landscaping. There's no community clubhouse, pool, or fitness center; residents instead lean on nearby Quail Hollow Club for golf, tennis, and dining.
Public data aggregators list Seven Eagles dues anywhere from roughly $500 to over $900 a month depending on the source and year, a range wide enough that you should treat it as a starting point, not a quote. Confirm current dues, covenants, and any special assessments directly with the HOA or through your closing attorney before making decisions.
Location & Lifestyle
Seven Eagles sits in the 28210 zip code in south Charlotte, wrapping around part of Quail Hollow Club just off Runnymede Lane and Rea Road, a few minutes from SouthPark's malls, restaurants, and offices. The gated streets, Eagle Glen, Winged Bourne, and Double Eagle Gate Way among them, wind through wooded, golf-adjacent lots that feel a world away from the density of SouthPark despite being minutes from it.
SouthPark's shops and restaurants are about 5 to 10 minutes away, Ballantyne is roughly 15 minutes south, uptown Charlotte is about 20 minutes north, and Charlotte Douglas International Airport is around 20 to 25 minutes west. Freedom Park and several other south Charlotte greenways are a short drive away, and Quail Hollow Club itself, host of the PGA Tour's Wells Fargo Championship, borders the neighborhood directly.
Places to explore in Seven Eagles
Frequently Asked Questions
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In the 28210 zip code in south Charlotte, NC, bordering part of Quail Hollow Club near Runnymede Lane and Rea Road, a few minutes from SouthPark.
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It was Charlotte's first guard-gated community, developed in the 1980s beside Quail Hollow Club, home of the PGA Tour's Wells Fargo Championship. Fewer than 100 custom estate homes sit on wooded, golf-adjacent lots behind a 24-hour guarded entrance.
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Seven Eagles is commonly zoned for Beverly Woods Elementary, Quail Hollow Middle, and South Mecklenburg High in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, though boundaries can shift and some sites list Carmel Middle for nearby addresses. Verify assignments for your exact address through the CMS assignment lookup before you buy.
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Over the past 12 months, 4 single-family homes sold in Seven Eagles at a median price of about $3.1 million, with a median of just 6 days on market. Over the past 3 years, prices have ranged from roughly $1.93 million to $7.75 million. It's a very low-volume luxury market, so verify current values.
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Yes, the Seven Eagles Homeowners Association, established in the mid-1990s, primarily funds the neighborhood's guarded gate and common-area upkeep rather than a clubhouse or pool. Public estimates put dues anywhere from about $500 to over $900 a month depending on the source; confirm current dues before making decisions.
