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Bellmore Hall COMMUNITY GUIDE Copyright 2011 Toll Brothers, Inc A GUIDE TO THE SERVICES AVAILABLE NEAR YOUR NEW HOME Bellmore Hall COMMUNITY GUIDE Copyright 2011 Toll Brothers, Inc. All rights reserved. These resources are provided for informational purposes only, and represent just a sample of the services available for each community. Toll Brothers in no way endorses or recommends any of the resources presented herein. BMH-27635-27635 8/11 CONTENTS COMMUNITY PROFILE . 1 SCHOOLS . 2 COLLEGES . 3 SHOPPING . 4 WORSHIP . 6 TRANSPORTATION . 8 ENTERTAINMENT AND CULTURE . 9 RECREATION . 10 RESTAURANTS . 12 LIBRARY . 14 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTERS . 14 VETERINARIANS . 14 SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS . 15 GOVERNMENT AGENCIES . 15 MEDICAL FACILITIES . 16 PUBLIC UTILITIES . 16 POST OFFICES . 17 EMERGENCY . 17 LEARN ABOUT THE SERVICES YOUR COMMUNITY HAS TO OFFER COMMUNITY PROFILE Bellmore Hall is a private, gated community, nestled in a tranquil haven surrounded by natural beauty in picturesque South Charlotte, where almost every type of activity is close at hand. An exclusive neighborhood offering upscale shopping, fine dining and an exceptional location are just a few of the benefits of Bellmore Hall. A peaceful place where you feel away from it all, yet you are just minutes from everything you may desire. The convenient location of Bellmore Hall is incomparable. You’ll find excellent shopping, recreational activities and a wide choice of cultural events just minutes beyond the entrance to your neighborhood. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the many private and public golf courses nearby including Raintree, Cedarwood, Piper Glen, Ballantyne, Providence and Carmel. Beautiful Lake Wylie and Lake Norman are in close proximity to Bellmore Hall and offer boating and other exciting water sports. Davie Park is within minutes of the neighborhood where you and your family can enjoy hiking, biking and picnicking. The fabulous Carowinds Theme Park is another great way to spend the day with the family. You will enjoy exceptional commuting convenience with major roadways close to your new home. Interstate 485, Ballantyne, and South Park are just 10 minutes away. Uptown Charlotte, one of the regions most vibrant areas is 20 minutes away, and Charlotte/Douglas International Airport can be reached in 30 minutes. Just minutes from Bellmore Hall are a variety of shopping centers and malls, including the Arboretum, Carolina Mall, South Park and Stonecrest. You and your family will enjoy the rich culture that Charlotte offers, including the symphony, museums, theaters, fine dining, and sporting events, while enjoying the serenity of Bellmore Hall – the perfect place to call home. 1 SCHOOLS PUBLIC ELEMENTARY Grades (K-5) Olde Providence Elementary School 3800 Rea Road Charlotte, NC 28226 (980) 343-3755 cms .k12 .nc .us MIDDLE Grades (6-8) Carmel Middle School Charlotte Latin School PAROCHIAL 5001 Camilla Drive 9502 Providence Road Charlotte, NC 28226 Charlotte, NC 28277 ELEMENTARY (980) 343-6705 (704) 846-1100 Grades (K-5) cms .k12 .nc .us charlottelatin .org St. Matthew Catholic School 11525 S . Elm Lane Omni Montessori HIGH SCHOOL Charlotte, NC 28277 9536 Blakney Heath Grades (9-12) (704) 544-2070 Charlotte, NC 28277 st-matts .org Myers Park High School (704) 541-1326 2400 Colony Road omni-montessori .org Charlotte, NC 28209 MIDDLE (980) 343-6541 Carmel Christian School Grades (6-8) cms .k12 .nc .us 1145 Pineville-Matthews Holy Trinity Matthews, NC 28105 3100 Park Road PRIVATE (704) 849-9723 Charlotte, NC 28209 Charlotte Country Day School carmelchristian .org (704) 527-7822 1440 Carmel Road htcms .org Charlotte, NC 28226 Charlotte Christian School (704) 943-4500 7301 Sardis Road HIGH SCHOOL charlottecountryday .org Charlotte, NC 28270 Grades (9-12) 704-366-5657 Charlotte Catholic High School Providence Day School charlottechristian .com 7702 Pineville Matthews Road 5800 Sardis Road Charlotte, NC 28226 Charlotte, NC 28270 British American School (704) 543-9160 (704) 887-6000 7000 Endhaven Lane gocougars .org providenceday .org Charlotte, NC 28277 (704) 341-3236 Covenant Day School britishschoolofcharlotte .org 800 Fullwood Lane Matthews, NC 28105 United Faith Christian Academy (704) 847-2385 8617 Providence Road covenantday .org Charlotte, NC 28277 (704) 541-1742 ufca .org 2 SCHOOLS DAY CARE/ Chesterbrook Academy Calvary Church Pre-School PRE-SCHOOL 6629 Bannington Road 5801 Pineville-Matthews Road Charlotte, NC 28226 Charlotte, NC 28226 Gateway Academy (866) 267-5619 (704) 542-1200 8010 Strawberry Lane chesterbrookacademy .com Charlotte, NC 28277 (704) 543-0118 gatewayacademy .com COLLEGES COMMUNITY Central Piedmont Community College 1201 Elizabeth Avenue Charlotte, NC 28235 (704) 330-2722 STATE University of North Carolina at Charlotte 9201 University City Boulevard Charlotte, NC 28223 (704) 687-4949 PRIVATE Wake Forest-Babock Graduate Johnson and Wales University Johnson C. Smith University School of Management 801 W . Trade Street 100 Beatties Ford Road 6805 Morrison Blvd . #150 Charlotte, NC 28202 Charlotte, NC 28216 Charlotte, NC 28211 (980) 598-1000 (704) 378-1000 (704) 365-1717 Davidson College Queens University 303 N . Main Street 1900 Selwyn Avenue Davidson, NC 28035 Charlotte, NC 28274 (704) 894-2000 (704) 337-2200 Winthrop University Wingate University Joynes Hall 315 E . Wilson Street Rock Hill, SC 29733 Wingate, NC 28174 (800) 763-0230 (800) 755-5550 3 SHOPPING NEIGHBORHOOD REGIONAL SHOPPING CENTERS SHOPPING CENTERS Arboretum Shopping Center Stonecrest at Piper Glen Providence Road & Highway 51 7860 Rea Road Charlotte, NC 28226 Charlotte, NC shoparboretum .com shopstonecrest .com Approximately 7 minutes and 1.2 miles Approximately 9 minutes and 3.3 miles from Bellmore Hall. from Bellmore Hall. Large Retailer Large Retailer Wal-Mart Target Colony Place Grocery Colony Road & Rea Road Grocery Harris Teeter Charlotte, NC 28226 Harris Teeter astonprop .com Movie Theater Approximately 2 minutes and 0.4 miles Movie Theater Arboretum Regal Cinema 12 from Bellmore Hall. Regal Movies @ Stonecrest Grocery Deli Drugstore & Pharmacy Harris Teeter Rite-Aid Pharmacy Dean and Delucca Q-doba Gift Shop Bookstore Mole Hole Barnes & Noble Restaurants Firebirds Pharmacy Cantina 1511 Banks Walgreens Pharmacy Wachovia Citytavern Bank of America Eatery Pharmacy RBC Centura Bank Brooklyn South Pizza Target Caribou Coffee Harris Teeter Miscellaneous TCBY Bed Bath & Beyond Petco Electronics GNC Radio Shack The Natural Marketplace T-mobile Specialty shops for women and children, beauty aids, cell phone Bookstore services, pet needs, etc. Borders Bank RBC Centura Miscellaneous Specialty shops for women and children’s clothing, beauty aids, restaurants, movie theater, pet needs, etc. 4 SHOPPING REGIONAL SHOPPING CENTERS Ballantyne Village 14825 Ballantyne Village Way Charlotte, NC 28277 ballantynevillage .com Approximately 10 minutes and 3 miles from Bellmore Hall. Fitness Ballantyne YMCA Promenade on Providence MAJOR SHOPPING Salon & Spa Providence Road & I-485 Carolina Place Mall Ballantyne Nail Spa Charlotte, NC 28270 11025 Carolina Parkway Modern Salon & Spa promenadeonprovidence .com Pineville, NC 28134 Approximately 10 minutes and 3 miles (704) 543-9300 Restaurant from Bellmore Hall. carolinaplace .com Moe’s Southwest Grill Large Retailer Approximately 15 minutes and 5 miles Home Depot Eatery from Bellmore Hall. Staples Panera Bread Anchor Stores: Belk, Macy’s, Dillards, REI and Barnes & Noble Smoothie Kind Restaurants Sushi 101 Movie Theater Southpark Mall Macaroni Grill Regal Ballantyne Village Stadium 5 4400 Sharon Road On the Border Charlotte, NC Miscellaneous (704) 364-4411 Eatery Fed Ex Office southpark .com Starbucks Specialty shops for women and Approximately 13 minutes and 8 miles from Bellmore Hall. children, beauty aids, movie theater, Clothing YMCA, etc. Ann Taylor Loft Anchor Stores: Belk, Dillards, Stein Mart Macy’s, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus Jos . A . Bank Exclusive Stores: Burberry, Kate Spade, Kenneth Cole, Tiffany & Co., Miscellaneous Cole Haan, Tony Burch and many Kirkland’s others Total Wine Specialty shops for men, women and children, beauty aids, restaurants, etc. 5 WORSHIP Abundant Life Lutheran Church 3320 N . Sharon Amity Road Charlotte, NC (704) 531-9000 BAPS Temple 4100 Margaret Wallace Road Charlotte, NC (704) 573-0805 Calvary Church 5801 Pineville-Matthews Road Charlotte, NC (704) 543-1200 Candlewyck Baptist 7200 Providence Road Charlotte, NC (704) 366-2310 Carmel Baptist Church 1145 Pineville-Matthews Road Charlotte, NC (704) 847-8575 Cross & Crown Lutheran Islamic Center of Charlotte 300 Pineville-Matthews Road 1700 Progress Lane Christ Episcopal Church Charlotte, NC Charlotte, NC 1412 Providence Road (704) 847-5967 (704) 537-9399 Charlotte, NC (704) 333-0378 Faith Covenant Church of God Jehovah’s Witness Congregation 1148 N . Sharon Amity Road 16525 Lancaster Highway Church of Christ Charlotte, NC Charlotte, NC 4338 N . Sharon Amity Road (704) 366-2365 (704) 541-3857 Charlotte, NC (704) 563-2365 Holy Trinity Greek Life Church Assembly of God Orthodox Cathedral 3330 Margaret Wallace Road Church of Jesus Christ 712 East Boulevard Charlotte, NC Latter-DaySaints Charlotte, NC (704) 537-4341 5815 Carmel Road (704) 334-4771 Charlotte, NC Living Savior Lutheran (704) 541-1590 Hope of Israel Messianic 6817 Carmel Road 11724 Elm Lane Charlotte, NC Covenant Baptist Church Charlotte, NC (704) 542-3626 11724 Elm Lane (704) 540-7782 Charlotte, NC (704) 542-7273 6 WORSHIP Matthews Orthodox Presbyterian South Mecklenburg Presbyterian United Wesleyan Church 2701 Rice Road 8601 Bryant Farms Road 2601 Rocky River
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