Sardis Forest

Welcome to the Sardis Forest website. With its tranquil, wooded setting, The Sardis Forest neighborhood provides a welcome retreat from the municipal life that lies just beyond its borders. Within minutes from Highway 51 and I-485, the neighborhood is comfortably nestled close to schools, shopping, and several houses of worship.

Established and developed by the Willliam Trotter Company in 1976, some residents are original home-owners, but families with children of all ages are increasingly common again. The winding drives lined with cherry trees often draw residents out for a stroll on the sidewalks.

The varied home styles suit the environment—many offer open floor plans and wide decks for greater enjoyment of the natural surroundings. The substantial lots (1/3+ acres) with mature oaks, maples, and pines support a variety songbirds, squirrels, and other wildlife.

A neighborhood park adds a friendly touch and is a good way to meet your neighbors. Park gate keys are available to HOA members. Volunteer membership is available for only $50 if you are not a mandatory member.

Members of The Sardis Forest Swim Club* enjoy the pool and tennis courts located within the neighborhood, just a short walk or bicycle ride from the homes of most residents. Additionally, The Sardis Forest Homeowners Association actively works to maintain and enhance the quality of life that exists here.

Sardis Forest Facts

• The Sardis Forest neighborhood consists of 586 single-family homes, mostly built by the William Trotter Company.
• The neighborhood was developed in three phases, the first in 1976, the second and third phases were built in the 1980’s.
• Schools: Greenway Park Elementary, McClintock Middle, East Mecklenburg High School—Many Sardis Forest parents actively partner with local school teachers and administrators.
• Part of the neighborhood lies within Charlotte, part is in the town of Matthews, but the school district (feeder zone) is the same for the entire neighborhood.
• Homes built in the first phase of development fall under the neighborhood articles of incorporation (by-laws). Residents of the other areas may join the Association on a voluntary basis.
  

SFHA Dues & Membership

SFHA Mandatory members pay yearly dues of less than $100. If you live in the Association, but are not a mandatory member, please consider becoming a voluntary member of the Sardis Forest Homeowners Association for only $50.00/year. Email members@sardisforest.org for more information.

Members are given a key to the park and fees collected from members are used to help pay for services such as landscaping, general maintenance, and insurance.

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