Showing posts with label Charlotte New Homes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlotte New Homes. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Charlotte New Homes: City is Magnet for Many

If you are searching for a new home in Charlotte, North Carolina you are not alone. Charlotte is a magnet for individuals and families looking for the “perfect” community to live in. This city, known for its great southern cuisine and hospitality, offers a great quality of life, vibrant economy, temperate weather, excellent schools and 100+ golf courses.

If you are one of the many who are relocating to the largest city in North Carolina, searching for Charlotte new homes will be at the top of your list. The city’s Chamber of Commerce website would be a good place to start. It contains maps and descriptions, along with links, that will help familiarize you with the different sections of Mecklenburg County, including areas within Charlotte’s city limits and other towns outside of Charlotte, and within the surrounding counties.


You can bet with today’s economy and historically low mortgage rates that it is a great time to consider buying new homes in Charlotte. Whether you prefer the hustle and bustle of the city or the quieter family life in suburban neighborhoods, Charlotte has a home waiting for you.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

What are the Chances your New Home in Charlotte Will Be Haunted?

If you are in the market for a new home in Charlotte, chances are it won’t be haunted (phew). But, it’s good to know that the city is no stranger to spooks! With Halloween right around the corner you can bet there are plenty of haunted places to get your fright on.

For $10 a ticket you can take a tour of the Historic Rosedale Plantation on Friday, October 29th. You’ll start your tour under the Swamp Chestnut near the area where the slave quarters stood then explore while hearing stories of those who have experienced strange and unexplained incidents at the plantation. Many have lived, worked died there…will you bump into any of them during the one and a half hour tour? And, if that isn’t scary enough for you, challenge yourself to midnight at the plantation for $85. During the late hours of the night listen to tales of supernatural happenings and perhaps experience them firsthand yourself… The Plantation has been there since 1815 so it has a lot of history to draw upon…By-the-way, new homes in Charlotte lack the history and there’s a good chance they aren’t haunted!

Speaking of Charlotte new homes, there are many master planned communities in the area that come with nice neighborhood amenities such as community pools, parks and clubhouses. If you are searching for a new place to call home, Charlotte has much to offer – no matter your taste. For new master planned communities in the area visit www.SheaHomes.com.

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Charlotte New Homes Resources and More

Was it the sweet tea and BBQ calling your name? Or perhaps it’s the good weather or new job? Or maybe it was the famous southern hospitality that did it. Whatever the reason, you are one of many who now call Charlotte “home”.

Chances are, if you’ve recently relocated, you are now enjoying your Charlotte new home. Congratulations! Chances are also good that you may need some resources to help get you settled and familiar with the area. For a list of resources for your various needs, be sure to check out Charlotte’s Chamber of Commerce site at www.charlottechamber.com. The Chamber can supply you with referrals for finding a new job or home, educational programs, things to do and much more.

If you are in the market for a new home in North Carolina, rest assured that there is a neighborhood for you. Charlotte new homes can be found along both urban and tree-lined streets. Retirement living is also popular in Charlotte due to the weather, proximity to world famous golf courses and quality health care. Whatever your situation and need, there are many realtors to help you navigate the many neighborhoods and options.

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Looking for a new home in North Carolina?


Looking for a new home in North Carolina?

There are some Charlotte new homes worth considering in the Berewick community. Be sure to check out Castlegrove Village with their tradition series homes that include brick fronts (per plan), 9’ flat ceilings, brushed nickel hardware, 42” cabinets, granite countertops and other fantastic standards. There are 6 models ranging from 2,305-3,898 sq ft with 3-6 bedrooms. Prices begin at $225,750.

Being a resident here comes with access to neighborhood amenities including:

  • The Berewick Manor House - a 5,200 square foot activities center on six acres, complete with an on-site activities director. It includes a Fitness room and Great room for get-togethers and a children's activity center with planned programs (keep the younger ones busy while you catch-up on the latest news with your neighbors!).
  • Berewick District Park - 195 acres with a playground, soccer fields, softball/baseball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, and dog park (don’t forget Fido needs his exercise, too). Over 3-1/2 miles of trails (mountain biking anyone?) wind throughout the park.
  • Berewick Town Center – Have access to life’s little necessities within a short walk of your home. The Town center has stores, offices and restaurants.
  • Bonus: Castlegrove Village residents also have access to the private amenities of the nearby Newbridge Village including a neighborhood pool and playground.

If you are considering buying a Charlotte new home in the Castlegrove Village it’s a good time with below-market financing available on all new homes here. And, if you are considering a To-Be-Built-Home you can get some free design options, too. For more information on free design options in the Berewick community of Castlegrove call 704.588.2118.

Monday, May 24, 2010

Why Choose To Live In Charlotte, North Carolina?

There are numerous reasons why you would want to live in Charlotte, North Carolina. Perhaps the many accolades that the city has received over the years say it all:

  • In 2007, Charlotte was named the third most undervalued real estate markets in the U.S. by Forbes.

  • In the same year the city was rated the fourth best "Walking City" in the nation by Prevention Magazine, and the best in North Carolina, and Self Magazine named it one of "Five Cities with Big Outdoor Appeal".

  • In 2008, relocate-America.com chose Charlotte as the "Best Place to Live in America".

  • CNNMoney.com ranked the city #8 of the 100 "Best Places to Live and Launch", based on its vibrant lifestyles and opportunities for new businesses.

So, if you are looking for a great real estate deal where you can get out and enjoy the outdoors, if you want to live in a great community while getting your new business off the ground, or if you just want to live in a great place, then Charlotte seems to be a “no-brainer”.

If you enjoy clear, sunny, nice days then Charlotte will appeal to you with its mild winters and warm, although somewhat humid, weather.

New homes in Charlotte are available. If you are looking for a new home in a master-planned community and selection and value are important to you, consider buying a Shea Home. Quality homes by Shea Homes can be found at The Palisades, Highland Creek and Berewick in Charlotte, Winding Walk in Concord and Summerwood in Mint Hill.

New homes builder Shea Homes North Carolina also has new communities in Apex, Burlington, Cary, Charlotte, Concord, Durham, Mint Hill and Waxhaw. Check out the new homes that Shea Homes North Carolina has to offer at www.sheahomes.com.

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Charlotte: Weather to Entice A New Home Buyer

Just as Charlotte's location offers new home owners the benefits of both the mountains and the ocean, it also offers the best of all worlds in weather. This makes the city's weather one of its strongest assets, attracting visitors and new residents alike.

The year is filled with days which invite you outside to enjoy the clear blue sky and bright sun, the perfect backdrop to Charlotte's beautifully landscaped neighborhoods, commercial areas, parks and lakes. The area's climate can best be described as moderate, pleasant and sunny.

Forget about the winter blues of our northern neighbors or the stifling summer heat of our southern friends. In Charlotte, the weather entices you outside all year!

Learn about new homes available by Shea Homes in the Charlotte area at http://www.sheahomes.com/find-a-new-home/Charlotte-New-Homes.cfm.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

New Homes Charlotte, NC

Extreme Price Makeover at Winding Walk in Concord!

Shea Homes has just made a temporary drastic price reduction in Winding Walk in Concord! These prices won't last forever!

You can now get more house for the money with Shea Homes by building in Winding Walk. New homes start at just $180,000 for 1,960 square feet. Fantastic prices in all 3 villages! All homes include granite countertops and 2 appointments in our design studio to pick and choose your own selections to really personalize your home.

Preview plans for all 3 villages here:
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Click to View Charlotte New Homes

Our sales center is open Sunday & Monday, 1-6PM and Tuesday - Saturday, 11AM - 6PM. Stop by anytime to tour our 2 decorated models and get more details.

Act now before these prices are a thing of the past!