Featured Home: Charming 3 Bedroom Country Living Home in Huntersville, NC

Home details:

Address: 10396 Dowling St NW Huntersville, North Carolina 28078
# of Bedrooms: 3
# of Bathrooms: 2.5
Square Footage: 2,274
HOA: $350 Annually
Built: 2009
MLS #: 3389876
Offerpad Market: Charlotte, North Carolina

Welcome to your new home! This charming two-story classic styled home was built in 2009 and comes fully equipped with more than 2,200 square feet of living space. It’s completely move-in ready with fresh paint, new carpet and laminate flooring. The granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances bring the kitchen from par to birdie, especially with an adjacent breakfast room. This home has a two-car garage featuring two single car garage doors which provides a much more unique look and truly gives the exterior of this house more character. Now is the opportunity to make an upgrade from your current house and have a seat on the patio overlooking the wooden picket fencing claiming the well-rounded landscaping as yours, completing the curb appeal for the outside of the property.

With only an 11-minute drive from your driveway to Lake Norman, it suggests a perfect opportunity to look into some water sports once you get moved in. Living this close to the lake, it seems that maybe a new fishing boat, or pontoon boat with a trolling motor may be on the horizon in your near future. Boost your weekend moral by taking the family out on the lake for some easy boating and taking some alone time to work on your casting game by fishing for the yellow perch, largemouth and striped bass, bluegill and the channel catfish which can get up to 30 lbs.

Did You Know?
Lake Norman is the largest man-made lake in the entire state of North Carolina! It took almost five years to finish creating the lake and over the span of 34 miles, the widest section is over eight miles long. In 1963, the Duke Power Company built a dam to generate hydroelectric power from the Catawba River for the city. This was a major contributing factor for creation of Lake Norman.”