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Looking at a job opportunity at Food Lion Corporate Headquarters in Salisbury.
I'm not much of a rural type person, so I'm a little lost. Charlotte I know is not rural, but since Salisbury is so far away - what suburbs or semi-urban areas (I like sidewalks and streetlights!) are located between there?
What are the names of some of the nicer suburbs in North Charlotte?
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Looking at a job opportunity at Food Lion Corporate Headquarters in Salisbury.
I'm not much of a rural type person, so I'm a little lost. Charlotte I know is not rural, but since Salisbury is so far away - what suburbs or semi-urban areas (I like sidewalks and streetlights!) are located between there?
What are the names of some of the nicer suburbs in North Charlotte?
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Mooresville seems kind of far from all the action. Is it?
Also, it seems to be a bit of a drive (not highway) from Salisbury.
anyone have any idea?
thanks
What action?
One of the posters who lives in Mooresville has mentioned a back route to I 85. I live in a different part of the Charlotte area. Search the board, using the search function, for Mooresville. There's a town & an unincorporated area by the same name.
If you want to live in the Charlotte area, & work in Salisbury, Mooresville is your best bet, unless you want to live in Kannapolis. You should definitely look at the Triad.
looks like it's only about 30 minutes from Mooresville to Salisbury, that doesn't seem like a bad drive, especially since it looks like the Food Lion HQ is kinda in the western part of Salisbury. Sometimes around here it's better to not have to take a highway...you'd think you'd be going opposite most of the traffic coming north on 85 but with all the construction you could have problems going that way as well. Mooresville has most of the stores and stuff you'll need but does also have a small "urban" section, so it probably does have more "action" than Salisbury, Kannapolis, Concord etc, and is about 40 minutes from uptown Charlotte if you want to go there. But if you are intent on taking the highway Concord could work as well.
If you decide on Mooresville , you can get there by taking hwy.150 east. Keep going until you reach the first stoplight , then make a left. Continue to the 3rd light , and turn left. This will land you in the carpark at their HQ.
You may want to consider Concord, which is between Charlotte and Salisbury from I-85. Short drive to Charlotte if you're looking for the nightlife, and you'd find many neighborhoods within a short driving distance from 85 with sidewalks and streetlights. We live in Concord and my husband works about 10 minutes beyond the Food Lion headquarters you're talking about.
Concord is the best bet. It is mid-way between Charlotte and Salisbury. It has a nice small downtown and a great historic district with many fine homes in the 500-600k range. There are also many newer developments in that range west of I-85. Mooresville is far too far to drive.
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