Welcome to 3920 Meadow Green Drive, Charlotte, NC 28269!

 

Welcome to 3920 Meadow Green Drive, Charlotte, NC 28269!

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Convenient University/Highland Creek Area Home offers Casual Living Spaces with Natural Light Throughout! Ideally located less than 5 mins from I-485, and surrounded by great shopping/dining this 4BR/2.5BA home provides easy access to Concord Mills, UNCC, Charlotte Douglas Airport, I-77, I-85, Uptown Charlotte and Lake Norman. With hardwoods on the entire 1st floor, this open floorplan offers both formal and informal areas- perfect for large gatherings or a private retreat to unwind after a long day. Open to the family room, the kitchen boasts an extended center island, painted cabinets and stainless steel appliances. The bright sunroom features a sloped ceiling and doorway opening to the deck and backyard. Upstairs are four spacious bedrooms with new carpet. The master suite includes a tray ceiling, walk in closet w/custom shelving, separate vanities, garden tub and separate shower. Nestled on a quiet street within the Stoney Creek neighborhood, this one is a Must See!

 

The Things We Have Enjoyed Most About Living Here Are: 

• Very close to I-485 entrance which makes commuting faster.
• Conveniently located close to good restaurants, variety of grocery stores, parks and Concord Mills Mall.
• Schools have high ratings for elementary, middle and high schools.  

We Enjoyed This Particular Floorplan Because:

• Bright sunroom that opens out to a deck for entertaining.
• The yard is a good size so maintenance is not time consuming.
• The street is closed on one end so kids can play at the end of the street without worrying about traffic. 

 

6410 Hasley Woods Drive, Huntersville, NC 28078- Just Listed!

Welcome to 6410 Hasley Woods Drive, Huntersville, NC 28078!

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Move-In Ready Townhome with a two Car Garage Shows Like a Model in Huntersville! Popular "Quartermaine" floor plan features: hardwoods on entire first floor, maple cabinets, granite, tile back-splash, stainless appliances, gas fireplace, & spa-like master bath. Spacious, fenced backyard with extensive landscaping and over-sized patio provide an outdoor oasis. With large pocket park across the street and easy access to I-77, hospital, airport, Birkdale Village & Lake Norman, this one a Must See!

The Things We Enjoyed Most about Living Here Are:

Carrington Ridge has been a very safe neighborhood as long as we have been here. It is ideally located as far as access to the interstates, churches, medical facilities, and restaurants. There are many of these located just minutes away on Gilead Road. We do not have the need for schools, however, there are many located on Beatties Ford Road.

We Enjoyed This Particular Floorplan Because:

The first floor of our townhome has a very open floorplan which is good for entertaining. We also have a separate dining room which is great for larger dinner parties. The vast and open staircase leads you to three, spacious bedrooms and two full baths as well as the laundry room conveniently located on the second floor.

What Our Neighbors Are Like:

All of our neighbors so far have been very friendly and we frequently have cookouts, sports parties, and more! Usually when we travel, everyone helps as far as mail collection, putting garbage bins out for pick-up, and watching each other's homes when out of town.

Some Things You May Want To Know Are:

The neighborhood holds many community yard sales throughout the year. Year-round there are always events happening such as: pool opening and closing day, and Easter Egg Hunt for the children, and our neighborhood gives back to those in need by hosting a food donation distribution to families in the community every Thanksgiving Holiday.

Denver, NC - Future Development

At East Lincoln Betterment Association’s (ELBA) last meeting in early January, Lincoln County’s Director of Planning & Inspections spoke about upcoming projects for Denver, the eastern part of the county.  ELBA meets monthly in Denver at St. Peter by the Lake Episcopal Church.  These meetings are open to the public.

The Planning & Inspections Director focused on growth in the eastern part of Lincoln County, and future planning for Denver.  Denver is predicted to grow tremendously over the next 5-10 years.  The Director provided brief explanations of different areas of growth:

PEOPLE:

• 2010 Census indicated 84,000 people live in Lincoln County.  The 2020 prediction is 100,000 people – with 10,000 of those living in eastern Lincoln County.
• Of those 10,000 people, most of them will live EAST of Highway 16
• By 2025, eastern Lincoln County is predicted to be the most populated area of the county

TRANSPORTATION:

• North Pilot Knob Road & Highway 73 will have a new interchange.  The short cut-through road onto North Pilot Knob will be eliminated & there will be a two-way road instead of an off-ramp onto Highway 73
• Carolina Ridge (Trilogy Community) will have a side entrance into the neighborhood off Highway 73.  You can already see this developing across from the East Lincoln High School bus parking.  There will be additional turn lanes on Little Egypt for this community’s entrance
• Highway 73 will be widened from Highway 16 to Beatties Ford Road in Huntersville.  This is scheduled to begin in 2021, with a new bridge being constructed as well.
• The Unity Church Road & Highway 16 intersection will be reconfigured starting in 2020, with construction beginning in 2023.

HOUSING:

• Carolina Ridge:  This Trilogy Lake Norman development by Shea Homes is currently under construction at Highway 73 & Little Egypt Road.  The plan is for 1650 units – single family & attached – an active adult community on 606 acres.  Shea Homes plans a 7-9 year build-out with the first homes available this fall.
• Rivercross:  Still awaiting county approval, this is a commercial & residential development slated for Highway 16 near Triangle Circle (site of old Denver Days location).  There are plans for 220 single family units, 240 multi-family units and 100,000 square feet of commercial space.  If approved, homes should be available in early 2016.
• Covington:  Landis Reed & Eastwood homes are currently building in this neighborhood off Webbs Road in Denver.  There are 385 units approved here in the former Burton Creek neighborhood
• Villages of Denver:  Currently adding 200 units and the possibility to add an additional 400 units in the future.
• Cottonwood Village:  Denver will have its first hotel, behind Midtown Sundries, at Highways 16 & 73.  In addition to the hotel (yet to be named, brand – in negotiations), 254 apartment units will be built.

As you can see, Denver is growing rapidly & the county is forward-thinking in development.  There are future plans to make the county more walkable with trails, greenways and parks.  The Walking Around Lincoln County (WALC) is currently working on that project.