Huntersville
North
Carolina
Looking for a
new home or lakefront home in
the friendly town of Huntersville NC.
With
great neighborhoods, countless amenities and its
friendly small town atmosphere, Huntersville NC
also provides access to the haven of Lake Norman.
This breathtaking 32,500-acre man-made lake with 520
miles of shoreline provides scenic vistas, recreation
and wildlife for all to enjoy. Huntersville is also just
10 minutes from
Charlotte and only hours from mountain and
beach
resorts.
Premiere
Huntersville NC Real Estate Agents
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YOUR BEST DEAL IN REAL ESTATE
Whether buying or selling, Lake Norman South
Realty IS your best deal in the area. We are
area experts, selling in all areas around
Charlotte, but specializing in the
Lake Norman area. Give us a call today
Bill Henderson. 704-400-1709
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Lake Norman area experience since 1992.
Accredited Buyer Representative, e-pro, Broker.
On and off water properties. Also covering
Denver, Davidson,
Mooresville,
Huntersville, Charlotte and Lake Wylie
Real Estate Frank
Free 704-201-5262
www.lakerealty.com |
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It's Not The
Service I Give. It's The Smile I Get! Beat other
home buyers to the hottest new homes for sale
with New Listings Notification. Servicing Buyers
and Sellers.
Farzy Kamali, Broker
Cell: 704 904-6062 Office:704 992-6443
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In 1990, 3,014 people called Huntersville NC
home. Proximity between the Queen City and the lake,
lower home prices, less traffic and quiet communities
catapulted Huntersville's population in 2000 to 24,960,
an amazing 728 percent. Today, approximately 40,000
people call Huntersville home.
This tremendous population growth has fueled a booming
real estate and homebuilding industry. Newcomers can
choose from a broad range of home styles and prices
family-friendly neighborhoods with sidewalks and bike
trails, waterfront condominium communities with boat
slips, or spacious luxury apartments.
Huntersville NC operates a Parks and Recreation
department that organizes classes, special events and
athletics for all ages. Huntersville also has a family
fitness center and outdoor fun park where kids can slide
through tubes, spray water cannons and climb
sprinkler-filled jungle gyms inside a pool.
Although much of the retail and residential areas in
Huntersville are new, the town also has 18 historic
sites within a five-mile drive of Beatties Ford Road.
Hopewell Presbyterian Church, for instance, dates to the
1740s and features 200 year-old stone walls around its
cemetery. The Hugh Torance House and Store, started in
the 1770s, is the oldest surviving store in Mecklenburg
County. Latta Plantation Nature Preserve is the county's
largest green space with hiking trails, a nature center,
an equestrian center, boating and fishing on Mountain
Island Lake, and a unique raptor center that
rehabilitates and releases injured birds of prey.
The town of Huntsville NC also boasts of world-class
retail stores. Birkdale Village on Sam Furr Road
includes apartments and offices above boutiques,
restaurants and national retailers such as Williams
Sonoma, Gap and Ann Taylor Loft. Live bands play on
warm-weather weekend evenings, and parents from around
the lake bring children to splash and play in the
village square fountain.
Aside from great neighborhoods, countless amenities and
its friendly small town atmosphere, Huntersville also
provides access to the haven of Lake Norman. This
breathtaking 32,500-acre man-made lake with 520 miles of
shoreline provides scenic vistas, recreation and
wildlife for all to enjoy.
Huntersville NC is also just 10 minutes from
Charlotte and only hours from mountain and
beach
resorts.
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Huntsville NC |
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