Monroe, located less than 25 miles from Charlotte, the largest city in North Carolina, allows residents of this city in Union County to experience all the benefits of a major metropolitan city, without comprising the relaxed, suburban environment of the Monroe area. In fact, while many residents do commute to Charlotte, Monroe itself has a diverse local economy with many industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and education to name a few.

Monroe also has a welcoming sense of community including parades, festivals, and farmers markets throughout the year and lots of options for outdoor exploration. It also has a rich history, including the birthplace of our 7th president, Andrew Jackson. Overall, Monroe offers a blend of small-town charm, a strong sense of community, and convenient access to large-city conveniences.