$300,000
3 Bed · 1 Bath · 1,369 Sq Ft
Solid 1946 bungalow with 2018 roof & HVAC—ideal for investors or renovators
3
Beds
1
Baths
1,369
Sq Ft
1946
Built
0.778 acres
Lot
A distinctive corner parcel and a straightforward floorplan make 6504 Pence Rd Unit A a rare entry-level opportunity in Charlotte’s 28215 corridor. Perched where Pence Road meets Hickory Grove Road, the property commands visibility on a generous 0.778-acre lot shaded by mature trees — a memorable setting that immediately separates this listing from typical infill lots.
Inside, the 1,369-square-foot footprint holds three bedrooms and a single full bath in a layout that reflects mid-20th-century construction: compact, functional rooms that respond well to selective updating. Important mechanical work is already behind you — both the roof and HVAC were replaced in 2018 — which reduces near-term capital expenditures and lets a buyer focus renovation dollars on finishes and reconfiguration.
This home is being offered sold as-is and is an attractive option for multiple buyers: a hands-on renovator who wants to expand living spaces, an investor seeking a value-add rental or flip, or a small-business owner drawn to the corner visibility (subject to local zoning and approvals). The lot’s scale creates room for backyard projects, garden beds, or an accessory building, and the mature tree canopy provides immediate presence and privacy where it matters.
Walk-in, assess, and plan: cosmetic updates and modern systems will unlock notable upside at this price point. With a $300,000 list price that aligns with the valuation midpoint, the property represents a straightforward value play in a section of Charlotte experiencing continued demand for redevelopable parcels. Schedule a showing to evaluate the bones of the house and the possibilities the lot offers—this one rewards vision.
This section of Charlotte (28215) blends established residential streets with convenient access to major thoroughfares. Mature trees and older-home character define the local streetscape; pockets of retail and service businesses are reachable by a short drive, making errands straightforward. Families and investors alike are drawn to the area for its lot sizes and redevelopment potential. Buyers should explore nearby schools, parks, and transit links with their agent to match lifestyle priorities to this neighborhood’s mix of residential and commercial activity.
This listing’s $300,000 list price aligns almost exactly with the automated valuation midpoint ($300k) and a calculated price per square foot of $219, indicating the seller’s pricing is market-aware. Confidence in the estimate is moderate (0.65), reflecting typical valuation uncertainty for older properties with large lots. Without a current live MLS snapshot for ZIP 28215, buyers should confirm up-to-date metrics (days on market, active inventory) with their agent; however, properties that combine sizeable lots and corner visibility tend to draw both renovators and investors in the Charlotte area. Single-family homes in many Charlotte neighborhoods have attracted steady buyer interest because lots like this are increasingly rare; as a result, this property is likely to receive attention from cash buyers and smaller developers who can move quickly. For buyers, this is a moment to inspect condition carefully, confirm permitted uses for the parcel, and consider competitive offers. For sellers, the house’s mechanical updates and lot size are compelling negotiating points—particularly for purchasers seeking value-add potential.
Reasonable regional recreation access via Charlotte’s park system and greenways; specific nearby trails and parks should be confirmed on local maps.
Low
$288K
Midpoint
$300K
High
$312K
$219/SF estimated price per square foot
Derived from Redfin listing LD+JSON
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
This section of Charlotte (28215) blends established residential streets with convenient access to major thoroughfares. Mature trees and older-home character define the local streetscape; pockets of retail and service businesses are reachable by a short drive, making errands straightforward. Families and investors alike are drawn to the area for its lot sizes and redevelopment potential. Buyers should explore nearby schools, parks, and transit links with their agent to match lifestyle priorities to this neighborhood’s mix of residential and commercial activity.
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