6736 Jerimoth Pl, Charlotte, NC 28215

You’ll appreciate the clean lines and efficient layout of this 2019-built residence on Jerimoth Place — a solid newer-construction option in the University City corridor. At roughly 1,800 square feet, the floorplan is thoughtfully organized for everyday living: a comfortable living room opens to the kitchen, and sliding doors out back create a seamless flow to the yard. The kitchen is described with granite counters and comes with a refrigerator included per seller notes, making a quick move-in easy.

The primary suite is a standout: dual walk-in closets and a large en-suite with a garden tub create a homeowner-friendly retreat. Two additional bedrooms and a full upstairs bath complete the upper level, along with a convenient laundry area. Interior finishes and fixtures reflect recent construction standards and keep maintenance needs lower than for an older home.

The property sits on an ample ~8,276 SF lot — larger than many infill lots — giving you room for outdoor projects, a play lawn, or a small garden. Seller materials reference an attached two-car garage; the structured data feed did not flag garage attributes, so we recommend confirming this detail during showings. Either way, neighborhood streets are calm and local access to arterial routes is quick.

Location is a key advantage. This home is near UNC Charlotte and the growing University City marketplace — an attractive reach for parents, university staff, and commuters alike. Retail, grocery, and restaurants are minutes away, and multiple parks and trails are within a short drive. Whether you’re buying for occupancy or investment, the combination of recent construction, usable lot, and proximity to major local anchors makes this home a practical, well-priced opportunity. Contact Tony Patel to schedule a showing and confirm updated disclosures and floorplan details.

University City / North Charlotte is a growing suburban-urban corridor anchored by UNC Charlotte. The neighborhood mixes single-family subdivisions, newer townhouse developments and retail corridors. It attracts families, university staff and commuting professionals seeking newer housing stock and reasonable commute times to northern employment centers and regional retail.