Mecklenburg County

HUNTERSVILLE (28078)

Huntersville is located 15 miles north of Uptown Charlotte in northern Mecklenburg County along I-77 and on the edge of Lake Norman. With current population of over 58,500, it has grown from a sleepy mill town to a thriving suburban community with vibrant neighborhoods and schools. Birkdale Village attracts thousands of visitors monthly with its popular outdoor fountains, great restaurants and excellent retail.

DAVIDSON (28036)

Davidson is a small town and the northern most community in Mecklenburg County. The town’s center is Davidson College which was founded by the Presbyterian Church in 1835. The school is surrounded by historic homes and quaint restaurants and shops. Pedestrians walk the streets of the town and ride their bikes to the local cultural center and farmers market. Davidson is experiencing tremendous growth which is well managed and insures diversity and accessibility.

CORNELIUS (28031)

Cornelius is a lakeside community two exists north of Huntersville along I-77 and is part of the Lake Norman Economic Development region. The town’s origin has been traced to the cotton industry which thrived in the area in the early 20th century. The damming of the Catawba River in 1963 lead to the formation of Lake Norman, which in turn contributed to the town’s groth. Today, Cornelius has approximately 80 miles of lakeside property and is home to over 30,000 residents.

Cabarrus County

Harrisburg

Harrisburg is approximately 17 miles northeast of Charlotte in Cabarrus County. Its history is founded in agriculture; the railway provided easy distribution for the corn grown in the area in the late 1800s. Residential and retail development in recent years has been phenomenal, and new schools & medical facilities offer a high quality of life for its 17,000 residents.

Gaston County

Gastonia

The town of Gastonia, located approximately 20 miles west of Charlotte, is a vibrant town that is home to its 80,000 residents. The combination of small town charm, affordability and the amenities of a larger city, many people find Gastonia an attractive place to live. The town’s history is rooted in the textile industry but it has since evolved into a diverse community with a mix of industries, including manufacturing, healthcare and technology. Gastonia’s downtown area has just undergone a significant transformation. The FUSE District (Franklin Urban Sports and Entertainment) was the focus of this redevelopment which transformed a significant area in downtown into a vibrant mixed-use district with a focus on sports, entertainment and community engagement. It is also the home stadium to the city’s new Atlantic League baseball team, the Gastonia Honey Hunters.

Belmont

Just a hop, skip and a jump from Uptown, the city of Belmont is a picture perfect blend of oldfashioned charm and new style. This suburban neighborhood is undergoing revitalization and is comprised of historic homes with quaint front porches, street lamps, brick sidewalks and wonderful shops. The gorgeous blooms of the Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens add to the allure of this lovely area. With its close proximity to Charlotte, you can also take advantage of big city amenities while enjoying a comfortable stay in small city charm.

Mount Holly

A charming town located in Gaston County situated along the banks of the Catawba River, Mount Holly has a small-town feel with a friendly community atmosphere. Another town with roots in the textile industry, over the years the town has grown and diversified its economy while still retaining its historical charm. Its proximity to Charlotte makes it an attractive destination for people seeking a suburban lifestyle with a touch of nostalgia.

Iredell County MOORESVILLE

Mooresville is located approximately 35 miles north of Uptown Charlotte along Interstate 77 and part of Lake Norman. A former textile town, it is now known as “Race City U.S.A.” with many NASCAR teams headquartered here. It has been listed as the No.1 Micropolitan Area in the Nation nine times. And, the Mooresville Graded School District has won national accolades for its commitment to technology as a learning tool for all students.