Huntersville has 18 active and upcoming new-home communities, from townhomes in the $300s and $400s to luxury estates, about 14 miles north of Uptown Charlotte between Lake Norman and Birkdale Village.
What's My Home Worth?Photo: James St. John, CC BY 2.0
Huntersville is one of the three “North Meck” towns (with Cornelius and Davidson) and home of Joe Gibbs Racing (NASCAR). It's a fast-growing lake-and-golf suburb with a small historic downtown along Main St / Old Statesville Rd / Gilead Rd — Town Hall, Veterans Park, Discovery Place Kids and Coffee Republic.
It's also home to the big walkable lifestyle district at Birkdale Village, and two lakes: Lake Norman on the northwest edge and Mountain Island Lake (Charlotte's water source) on the southwest border, where Latta Nature Preserve, the county's largest preserve, juts into the water. The town “is known recreationally as a lake community.”
Huntersville has a council-manager government. Town Hall: 14704 N. Old Statesville Road, Huntersville, NC 28078 · 704-875-6541 · huntersville.org
Source: Wikipedia, citing U.S. Census & Town of Huntersville.
Routes and schedules change — confirm current express service with CATS before you rely on it.
These 18 communities were confirmed active or coming soon in October 2026. Pricing, incentives and availability change often, so confirm current details with Steve before you visit a model home.
Toll Brothers
Single-family · three collections (Dogwood, Elmspring, Ashleaf) · ~3,030–3,995 sq ft
From $632,995
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
357-home master plan near I-77 with a future pool, cabana and tot lot, plus access to the McDowell Creek Greenway.
M/I Homes
Single-family · 124 homes · ~2,364–4,069 sq ft
From $581,990
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Community garden, dog park and walking paths in eastern Huntersville off Carlyle Knox Road.
M/I Homes
Single-family · Signature & Premier series · ~2,618–4,069 sq ft
From $533,000
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
133 homes off NC 73 on the Lake Norman side, with a community garden, dog park and walking paths.
Pulte Homes
Luxury single-family · ~3,775–4,123+ sq ft
From $1,013,990
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Resident's club with fitness center, pool with waterslide, lighted tennis, an 11-acre lake and nearly 80 acres of preserved green space.
Shea Homes
Single-family · 54 homes · ~2,226–3,816 sq ft
From $599,000
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Intimate community off Asbury Chapel Road with main-floor primary and ranch plan options.
Shea Homes
Single-family · up to 82 homes · ~2,420–3,800+ sq ft
From $733,000
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Opened in 2026 off Asbury Chapel Road near Eastfield Road.
Shea Homes
Single-family · 30 homesites · ~1,969–2,505 sq ft
From $499,000
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Within walking distance of Birkdale Village, with rear-loaded garages and curated green spaces.
D.R. Horton
Single-family · 3–5 bedrooms · from 2,300 sq ft
From $460,990
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
West side of town off Beatties Ford Road, with a playground, tot lot and gazebo; smart home package included.
D.R. Horton
Townhomes · 3–4 bedrooms · from 1,699 sq ft
From the $385s
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Two-story townhomes on Huntersville-Concord Road near Skybrook Golf Club.
Eastwood Homes
Townhomes · 3 bedrooms
From the mid $400s
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
In the Bryton area at I-485 and NC 115, with a pool, cabana and playground.
Eastwood Homes
Single-family · 7 floor plans
From the mid $500s
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Wooded community with two-story plans of 3 to 5+ bedrooms.
Keystone Custom Homes
Custom single-family · ~1,664–4,016 sq ft · ranch plans available
From $689,523
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Design-your-own homes on the Huntersville-Concord Road corridor, minutes from Lake Norman.
Epcon Communities
55+ active adult · ranch homes with private courtyards · ~1,520–4,055 sq ft
From the mid $500s
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
Age-restricted 55+ boutique community of luxury ranch homes with first-floor owner's suites.
JPOrleans
Single-family · basement options · ~3,215–4,708 sq ft
From $809,990
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
2026 Parade of Homes People's Choice and Gold Award winner, less than 3 miles from downtown Davidson.
Classica Homes
Luxury custom homes · 26 homesites, 90 ft+ wide
From $1,606,900
as listed by the builder in October 2026 — confirm current pricing with Steve.
Huntersville, NC
42 acres with 22 preserved, next to Buckeye Cove Nature Preserve's 6.8 miles of trails.
Brookline Homes
Single-family homes & townhomes · ~1,280–2,584 sq ft
Huntersville, NC
86 homes (38 single-family, 48 townhomes) with quick access to I-485 and I-77.
Final opportunities · David Weekley Homes
Townhomes (final opportunities) · Mayes & Heritage single-family collections coming soon
Huntersville, NC
Basement options and wooded or cul-de-sac homesites, with trails to nearby shops; zoned for Hough High (verify with CMS).
Coming soon · Brookline Homes
Townhomes & villas · 97 homes
Huntersville, NC
New phase coming soon inside the walkable, new-urbanist Vermillion community.
Prices are base "from" prices published by each builder; lot premiums and options are extra; confirm current pricing with Steve.
Steve tracks pricing, incentives and quick move-in homes across all 18 communities, and represents you as your buyer's agent.
Established residential & golf community beside Birkdale Golf Club, across Sam Furr Rd from Birkdale Village, the town's signature open-air mixed-use district (shops, restaurants, cinema, plaza events; townhomes/condos above and beside retail).
Photo: Brett VA, CC BY 2.0
~360-acre new-urbanist community east of I-77: streets, squares, greens, a linear park tied to the county greenway system, and a town square with townhouses, live/work units, offices and retail.
Photo: Brett VA, CC BY 2.0
Large master-planned community in northeast Huntersville built around the semi-private 18-hole Skybrook Golf Club, with pools, trails and tennis.
Established country-club community around the private NorthStone Country Club; mature landscaping, traditional brick homes.
Shopping/services hub near Gilead Rd — Rosedale Shopping Center (Harris Teeter, Publix, CVS, urgent care, fast-casual dining) plus surrounding residential.
Established master-planned community in western Huntersville with extensive rec amenities, ponds and an active social culture.
Traditional neighborhood design: front porches, alley-loaded garages, connected sidewalks.
Newer luxury community around preserved natural space and an ~11-acre private lake.
Wooded community in western Huntersville beside Latta Nature Preserve on the Mountain Island Lake side.
Established neighborhood with mature trees.
Newer mixed-use area at I-485 & NC 115, anchored by Walmart.
Other subdivisions include Arbormere, Cedarfield, Centennial, Gilead Ridge, Hampton Ridge, Lantana, Monteith Place, Northbrook, Stephens Grove, Torrence Crossing and Walden.
Other retail: Northcross Shopping Center (Target, Lowe's, Kohl's, Petco, Marshalls).
Birkdale Village
Breakfast, brunch and lunch made to order, open 7am–2:30pm daily, with a juice bar and patio.
Downtown
Family-owned café cooking from scratch — breakfast burritos, stuffed French toast, filet Benedict — with a pet-friendly patio deck.
Statesville Rd
Family-run café for smoothies, açaí bowls, toasts, paninis and coffee, all made fresh daily.
Downtown/Main St
Coffee and pastries downstairs, coworking space upstairs, in a building on the town square.
Birkdale
Coffee shop across from Birkdale Village with a kid- and dog-friendly patio.
Northcross (Sam Furr Rd)
Local coffee chain's Huntersville shop on NC 73.
Birkdale Village
Espresso bar known for naturally gluten-free macarons in unique flavors.
Hours change — check Google Maps before you go.
Open-air mixed-use “main street” with shops, dining, cinema and plaza events.
Birkdale Commons Pkwy & Sam Furr Rd, Huntersville, NC 28078
Town-area fitness and aquatics center.
11725 Verhoeff Drive, Huntersville, NC 28078
Semi-private course next to Birkdale Village.
16500 Birkdale Commons Parkway, Huntersville, NC 28078
Semi-private club in Skybrook.
14720 Northgreen Drive, Huntersville, NC 28078
Hands-on children's museum in the Town Center.
105 Gilead Road, Huntersville, NC 28078
3/4-mile Raptor Trail with 30+ birds of prey inside Latta Nature Preserve.
6000 Sample Road, Huntersville, NC 28078
Historic farm site; fall corn maze and annual Sheepdog Trials.
4431 Neck Road, Huntersville, NC 28078
Hours and offerings change — check each business's website before you go.
6345 Sample Rd. Mecklenburg County's largest nature preserve, a green peninsula into Mountain Island Lake, with 16 miles of trails (13 mi horse & hike, 3 mi hike-only) — the only county property open to horseback riding — plus two paddle launches to Gar Creek/Mountain Island Lake (including an ADA ramp) and a fishing dock.
Free nature center (13,000 sq ft) with a 6,000-gallon native-fish aquarium and live animals.
3/4-mile Raptor Trail with 30+ birds; free parking.
5225 Sample Rd — 16-acre historic site, currently closed for redevelopment; ground was broken in October 2026 and reopening is anticipated in 2027.
15901 NC Hwy 73; Mecklenburg County lake-access park for boating and paddling. Lake Norman is a large man-made lake created by Duke Power (Cowans Ford Dam on the Catawba River); the town's northwest border follows its shoreline.
On the southwest border; Charlotte's water supply.
The town lists Torrence Creek, Upper McDowell Creek, Downtown Greenway, Rural Hill, Latta, Lake Norman Bike Route and Buckeye Cove trails.
Ballfields, playgrounds, disc golf, pickleball, mountain-bike trails and a dog park, including Huntersville Athletic Park (11836 Verhoeff Dr) and Veterans Park (201 Huntersville-Concord Rd, the downtown festival site).
Birkdale Golf Club and Skybrook Golf Club (semi-private), NorthStone Country Club (private).
4431 Neck Rd — Farm/heritage site with trails, corn maze and sheepdog trials.
School assignments change. Verify school assignment by address with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools before you buy.
District: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS). Huntersville schools are in Board District 1.
Dates are for 2026 — confirm with organizers before you go.
Saturdays & Sundays, 9:30 AM–5:30 PM · 16445 Poplar Tent Rd
Running since 1994 on 25 acres: jousting, 140+ artisans, 16 stages.
Weekends through Oct 31 · 4431 Neck Rd
Sat, Oct 24, 1–4 PM · The Plaza, Birkdale Village
Proceeds benefit the Community Culinary School of Charlotte.
Sun, Oct 25, 4–7 PM · Huntersville Athletic Park, 11836 Verhoeff Dr
Free: trick-or-treat, costume contest and a 300-drone show.
Sat, Nov 14, 9:30 AM · Downtown & Veterans Park
Nov 14–15 · Rural Hill
Nov 21 (2–7 PM), skating rink from Nov 21 · Birkdale Village
Tree lighting and holiday parade.
Nov 22 – Dec 24 · Birkdale Village
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WSOC-TV — Latta Place redevelopment underway
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WCCB — groundbreaking on Latta Place
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Charlotte Observer — work starts on Latta Place
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Lake Norman Chamber — Business Expo at Huntersville Recreation Center
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Rural Hill Corn Maze & Autumn Festival 2026
Steve Dalia helps buyers and sellers across Huntersville and the Lake Norman area.
Steve Dalia
Broker/Owner, Inbound Carolina
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Sources: Wikipedia; Town of Huntersville (huntersville.org); Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation; Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools; business websites. Information gathered October 2026; verify details before relying on them.
