Traditional

Built in 2023, but sitting on something you almost never get with a newer home — a private, fully fenced 0.44-acre lot shaded by mature hardwoods. Most new builds hand you a bare yard and an HOA. This one gives you established trees, finished landscaping, a patio, and no HOA at all. Inside, it lives like the day it was built. The main floor is open — a white shaker kitchen with granite counters, subway tile, stainless appliances, and an island and open floor plan. Wood laminate flooring runs throughout the main level, and board-and-batten accent walls in the dining area adding lots of character and charm. All four bedrooms are upstairs, so everyone's on one level. The primary has its own bath with a double granite vanity, and laundry room is on the same upper level. Downstairs, a sliding door opens to a patio and a backyard that's private — fenced, flat, and quiet. Location does the rest. You're minutes from I-485, putting Uptown Charlotte about 20 minutes out — close for the commute, far enough to breathe. Newer construction, a real wooded lot, and no HOA. That mix doesn't come up often. Come see it!

Built in 2023, but sitting on something you almost never get with a newer home — a private, fully fenced 0.44-acre lot shaded by mature hardwoods. Most new builds hand you a bare yard and an HOA. This one gives you established trees, finished landscaping, a patio, and no HOA at all. Inside, it lives like the day it was built. The main floor is open — a white shaker kitchen with granite counters, subway tile, stainless appliances, and an island and open floor plan. Wood laminate flooring runs throughout the main level, and board-and-batten accent walls in the dining area adding lots of character and charm. All four bedrooms are upstairs, so everyone's on one level. The primary has its own bath with a double granite vanity, and laundry room is on the same upper level. Downstairs, a sliding door opens to a patio and a backyard that's private — fenced, flat, and quiet. Location does the rest. You're minutes from I-485, putting Uptown Charlotte about 20 minutes out — close for the commute, far enough to breathe. Newer construction, a real wooded lot, and no HOA. That mix doesn't come up often. Come see it!