Providence Arbours
A Peaceful South Charlotte Enclave in the Middle of It All
Providence Arbours is a beautiful community of 139 ranch and two-story homes nestled in south Charlotte near the intersection of Providence Road and I-485. Built in the mid-to-late 1990s, the neighborhood features mature trees, wooded lots, and a community park complete with a pavilion, playground equipment, a basketball court, and picnic tables.
The Community
Providence Arbours was primarily developed and built by two respected homebuilders: UDC (Universal Development Company) and David Weekley Homes. Interestingly, UDC considered naming the development “Belle Maison” before ultimately landing on the name Providence Arbours — a fun piece of neighborhood trivia.
The community is governed by a homeowners association that is professionally managed by Cedar Management Group, ensuring consistent standards and a well-maintained neighborhood environment.
Providence Arbours is adjacent to the Sarah Hall and Villages at Providence Arbours neighborhoods, forming a walkable and connected corner of south Charlotte.
Location & Commuting
Ideally situated within the Interstate 485 beltway, Providence Arbours offers residents excellent access to a variety of commuting routes to Charlotte’s major employment centers — including Uptown Charlotte, SouthPark, and Ballantyne — making it a practical choice for professionals across industries.
Shopping & Dining
Residents enjoy convenience to major shopping districts including The Bowl at Ballantyne, Waverly, Rea Farms, Promenade on Providence, Stonecrest, Blakeney, and The Arboretum. The neighborhood is also walkable to an assortment of restaurants, grocery stores, home improvement retailers, and more.
Schools
Providence Arbours is a popular neighborhood for families, thanks to the historically excellent performance of its assigned public schools and its proximity to Charlotte’s best private schools. The community is walkable to the award-winning Providence Spring Elementary School.
About This Website
Because the Providence Arbours HOA does not maintain a community website, Mark Weber — a Providence Arbours resident who has called the neighborhood home for more than two decades — volunteers his time hosting and maintaining this site as a resource and benefit to the community. He may be reached at mweber10@gmail.com.
This neighborhood website is not affiliated with the Providence Arbours HOA.
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