Charlotte Shul Map
North Carolina's Orthodox center — a small, close community in southeast Charlotte around Ohr HaTorah on Sardis Road and the Charlotte Torah Center, drawing families who relocate for Sun Belt jobs and space.
- 3 shuls
- 1 kosher stores, dining, mikvahs & schools
- Median home $589,500
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- Shul
- Mikvah
- Walking radius (approx.)
Mikvahs
- Mikvah Mei Leah · At Ohr HaTorah
Price range
$$
Median home value $589,500 · 23% of households rent
Homes & apartments in Charlotte
A pre-filtered search for Charlotte. Check each listing against the shuls above to see which are within walking distance.
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Read the Charlotte moving guide →Charlotte is North Carolina’s largest city and the center of its Orthodox life. The community is small and concentrated in the southeast of the city: Ohr HaTorah, which is affiliated with Chabad and houses the Mikvah Mei Leah, is on Sardis Road, and the Charlotte Torah Center is on International Drive, close by. Adat Ohr David is a few miles north on North Sharon Amity Road.
Like the other Sun Belt communities on ShulMap — Atlanta, Dallas, Houston — Charlotte draws families who relocate for jobs and space, and who are willing to trade the depth of a large community for a closer one. Housing near the shuls is mostly single-family homes, and most families drive for daily errands.
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Frequently asked questions
How many shuls are in Charlotte?
Charlotte has 3 shuls on ShulMap: Ohr HaTorah, Charlotte Torah Center, Adat Ohr David.
What is Charlotte like for an observant family?
North Carolina's Orthodox center — a small, close community in southeast Charlotte around Ohr HaTorah on Sardis Road and the Charlotte Torah Center, drawing families who relocate for Sun Belt jobs and space.
Are there Orthodox synagogues in Charlotte?
Yes — shul is the traditional term for synagogue, and Charlotte has 3 Orthodox synagogues listed on ShulMap, each mapped with the kosher amenities and housing around it.
Where is the Orthodox community in Charlotte?
It is concentrated in southeast Charlotte, around Sardis Road and Providence Road, where Ohr HaTorah and the Charlotte Torah Center are a short distance apart. Adat Ohr David is a few miles north on North Sharon Amity Road. Families looking to walk to shul usually search the streets closest to Sardis Road.
What is the Jewish population of Charlotte?
Greater Charlotte's Jewish community has grown along with the city, and the Orthodox community within it is small — a close community rather than a large one, built around a handful of shuls. These are community descriptions, not census counts; the shuls themselves are the best source for current numbers.
How much does a home cost in Charlotte?
The US Census median home value for ZIP 28270, which covers Charlotte, is $589,500 (American Community Survey, 2020–2024, as valued by owners), and 23% of households there rent. That is a ZIP-wide figure, and asking prices today usually run higher — on ShulMap Charlotte sits in the $$ band relative to nearby communities.
Where can I find housing in Charlotte?
Use the apartment and home search on this page to see current listings in Charlotte. Walking distances to shuls are approximate — confirm what's comfortable for your family.
Walking distance: Walking-distance circles are approximate and do not assert a halachic standard. Confirm what is walkable for you locally.
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