
$235,000 $219/sqft
1312 Forest Park Drive
Statesville, NC 28677
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,075 sqft · 1970 · DOM: 70 d
Bellevue has the feel of an established Statesville pocket where older homes, mature trees, and practical lot sizes set the tone.
Community overview based on MLS listing data for Bellevue, Statesville
Bellevue has the feel of an established Statesville pocket where older homes, mature trees, and practical lot sizes set the tone. The neighborhood’s housing stock skews toward single-family homes built from the 1950s through the early 2000s, and many listings highlight brick construction, updated interiors, and usable outdoor space. It is the kind of place that feels lived-in and steady, with a clear residential identity and easy access to the city around it.
"Bellevue blends classic in-town character with straightforward access to the places locals use every day."
The architecture here is grounded in traditional ranch and basement-home designs, often with one-level living upstairs and flexible lower-level space below. Many homes feature brick exteriors, and several are described as full-brick or all-brick, paired with hardwood floors, fireplaces, screened porches, decks, fenced yards, and workshop-ready basements. A number of properties also include garages or carports, though the garage presence is more selective than universal. Lots average around a third of an acre, which gives the streets a comfortable, established rhythm without feeling overbuilt.
What stands out most is the versatility. Some homes have been fully renovated with modern kitchens, new systems, and fresh finishes, while others offer a straightforward canvas with room to personalize. That mix gives Bellevue a broad range of appeal for buyers who want in-town convenience without sacrificing yard space or storage.
Bellevue’s daily rhythm is shaped less by subdivision amenities and more by location. The neighborhood sits close to downtown Statesville, with easy reach to I-77 and I-40, and several remarks also point to nearby shopping, restaurants, pharmacies, public parks, and Iredell Memorial Hospital. Caldwell Park is a notable recreation stop, with tennis and pickleball courts, a playground, and a dog park, while historic downtown Statesville adds galleries, the public library, Mitchell Community College, dining, entertainment, farmers markets, and the Iredell Arts Council.
"This is an in-town setting where errands, recreation, and downtown stops stay close at hand."
Bellevue sits in the Statesville core, near the Broad Street and I-77 area and just minutes from the I-77 and I-40 corridors. Public remarks repeatedly emphasize quick access to downtown Statesville, shopping, and major highways, making the neighborhood especially well connected for daily travel. School information is less specific here: the common high school is listed as Statesville, while the elementary and middle assignments are unspecified in the provided records. Even so, the location feels firmly tied to the city’s established school and civic network, with Mitchell Community College and downtown services close by.
Palmetto Park Realty Team · Statesville
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Closed sales from MLS history for Bellevue, Statesville
Bellevue median sale price is $255,000; Statesville is up 2.3%.
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The Bellevue real estate market shows balanced market conditions. Homes typically sell within 47 days. With 1 active listing and 3 homes sold in the past year, a healthy balance exists between buyers and sellers.