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Northstone Country Club, Huntersville, NC

Lake Norman NC Real Estate and Homes

The Only Club You'll Ever Need! NorthStone Country Club in Huntersville, NC, at 15801 NorthStone Drive. You'll have more ways to enjoy our Club, even if you don't own clubs.

NorthStone Country Club doubled the size of the clubhouse and expanded the social and recreational choices of our Members in 2003. Whether you're an avid golfer, or have never hit a tee shot in your life, the Club offers many facilities, activities and events to keep you in shape, and fill your social calendar all year long.

* Private banquet space for up to 230 people (350 standing)
* Full Tennis programs with on-staff Tennis professional
* Fully equipped, 2700 square foot fitness center including:
Aerobics, massage, & "Kid Kare"
* Four-pool swimming complex
* Children's play area
* Remember - No Initation Fees! No Minimums! No Assessments!

NorthStone Country Club is a private club located in Huntersville, North Carolina in the center of NorthStone housing community. Convenient to Charlotte and Lake Norman, North Carolina's largest lake, NorthStone Country Club is situated on 237 artistically landscaped acres. The P. B. Dye signature course was rated "Number One" by Charlotte's Business Journal. The course will impress the very best players with its strategically placed bunkers, G2 bent grass greens, and Meyer Zoysia fairways. Featuring an endless variety of strategic angles of play from multiple tee boxes, the NorthStone golf course will encourage good course management yet tease the more adventurous golfer.
The Club launched the Academy of Golf at NorthStone in 2001. The Academy features an indoor/outdoor hitting facility complete with video, training aids and golf-specific fitness equipment. A variety of lesson options are available to take your game to the next level.
Besides the ultimate golfing experience, NorthStone Country Club offers Members four swimming pools, three Plexi-pave tennis courts, children's play center and picnic area. NorthStone offers a number of children's programs including summer camps, Nike Junior Golf School, junior golf and tennis clinics, swim team and swim lessons, and a variety of teen activities. The Club serves lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday, and serves brunch once a month. The Club is the social hub in the community hosting many special events such as Beef and Burgundy Night, Family Pasta Night and other theme nights.

Because NorthStone is a fully private Club, membership is required. Membership is remarkably within reach however, with no initiation fees, no minimum spending requirements and no assessments.

For Membership Information call 704-949-1280.

Lake Norman State Park North Carolina

Lake Norman NC Real Estate and Homes

Lake Norman State Park At Lake Norman State Park, fun is just a matter of scale. On one hand, there's the largest man-made lake in the state, Lake Norman. When filled to capacity, its surface area is 32,510 acres with a shoreline of 520 miles and a main channel 34 miles in length - thus its nickname, the "Inland Sea." Thirteen miles of the shoreline are in the state park, which provides boating access. On the other hand, the park boasts its own 33-acre lake where fishing and boating are enjoyed. And with hiking trails, picnic areas, interpretive programs and campgrounds, there's more to Lake Norman State Park than merely water.

Park Hours November-February, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. March and October, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. April, May, September, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. June-August, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Christmas Day Park office hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays Closed state holidays

Boating Pedal boats and canoes are available for rent. They are available daily from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the summer and are available from noon to 4:15 p.m. on weekends in spring and fall. Privately owned boats and watercraft may access Lake Norman from the boat launch area located at the south end of the park. Use of the area is free, but cars must leave the parking area by the park's closing time.

Camping Family Tent/Trailer Camping: Tent pads, picnic tables and grills are available at 33 sites on a first-come, first-served basis for a fee. Occupancy is limited to one family or six people per site. Park gates are locked at the posted closing hours. Campers may not leave the park after closing or before 8 a.m. except in an emergency.

Group Tent Camping Walk-in group campsites may be reserved by organized groups for a fee. Campers without reservations must confirm site availability with park staff before occupying a site. No more than 25 people are permitted on each site. Drinking water and restrooms are available nearby; picnic tables and a fire ring are provided at each site.
Community Building A community building located near the group camping area may be rented for events. The facility has a large meeting room, kitchen facilities, restrooms and a fireplace. The building may be occupied between 8 a.m. and a half hour before park closing. Contact the park office to reserve the facility.

Education and Events Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Lake Norman State Park. To arrange a special exploration of Lake Norman State Park for your group or class, contact the park office. Educational materials about Lake Norman State Park have been developed for grades 4-6 and are correlated to North Carolina's competency-based curriculum in science, social studies, mathematics and English/language arts. The Lake Norman program introduces students to aquatic organisms. The program also focuses on water quality and resource management, demonstrating how watersheds should be managed to maintain healthy aquatic ecosystems and drinking water. Accompanying the program is a teacher's booklet and workshop, free of charge to educators.

Fishing Popular game fish in Lake Norman include crappie, bluegill and yellow perch, as well as striped, largemouth and white bass. The smaller park lake also has some choice fishing spots. Regulations of the NC Wildlife Resources Commission apply for both lakes.

Hiking Alder Trail: Begin this easy .8-mile loop at the parking lot near the swim beach. The trail crosses the picnic area, circles the peninsula between Norwood and Hicks creeks, and then skirts the edge of the lake. Take a short side path to the dam and view the spillway and gates that control the lake's water level before returning to the trailhead. Lake Shore Trail: The trailhead for this moderate but lengthy 6.7-mile trail is at the parking lot near the group camping area, but the trail may also be entered at several other points. Approximately a half mile from the trailhead, venture right or left for a loop around the peninsula bordered by Lake Norman and Hicks Creek. The trail follows the iakeshore, passes the family campground and returns to the trailhead. Take the Short Turn Trail for a shorter hike of 3.9 miles.

Hiking is also allowed on the Itusi Trail, a mountain bicycle trail. See the description for this trail in the mountain biking section below.
Mountain Biking Itusi Trail: Designed, built and maintained by volunteers, this 4.2-mile mountain bicycle trail winds through mature hardwood forests and offers a unique mountain bicycling experience. Novices as well as accomplished riders will enjoy the gentle but lengthy climbs of this single track trail. As volunteers continue their efforts to extend the trail, it will eventually cover a minimum of 10 miles. To protect the Itusi Trail from damage, the trail will be closed whenever conditions are too wet to allow riders. Accordingly, riders should contact the park prior to arrival to confirm that the trail is open.

Picnicking One of Lake Norman's two picnic areas is near the swimming area on a ridge overlooking the beach. Tables, grills and drinking water are provided. Another picnic area is located near the park entrance. Picnic tables are scattered throughout the woods. Picnic shelter areas available at each area and may be reserved for free. Restrooms are also provided at each area.

Swimming A lakefront swimming area and beach are located near the southernmost picnic area. Lifeguards may be present from 10 a.m. -5:15 p.m. daily from early June through early August, but call the park before your visit if you need to confirm that a lifeguard will be on duty.
N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation: 1616 MSC - Raleigh, NC 27699- (919) 733-1181

At Lake Norman State Park, fun is just a matter of scale. On one hand, there's the largest man-made lake in the state, Lake Norman. When filled to capacity, its surface area is 32,510 acres with a shoreline of 520 miles and a main channel 34 miles in length - thus its nickname, the "Inland Sea." Thirteen miles of the shoreline are in the state park, which provides boating access.

On the other hand, the park boasts its own 33-acre lake where fishing and boating are enjoyed. And with hiking trails, picnic areas, interpretive programs and campgrounds, there's more to Lake Norman State Park than merely water.

Park Hours November-February, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. March and October, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. April, May, September, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. June-August, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Christmas Day Park office hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays Closed state holidays

Boating Pedal boats and canoes are available for rent. They are available daily from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the summer and are available from noon to 4:15 p.m. on weekends in spring and fall. Privately owned boats and watercraft may access Lake Norman from the boat launch area located at the south end of the park. Use of the area is free, but cars must leave the parking area by the park's closing time.

Camping Family Tent/Trailer Camping: Tent pads, picnic tables and grills are available at 33 sites on a first-come, first-served basis for a fee. Occupancy is limited to one family or six people per site. Park gates are locked at the posted closing hours. Campers may not leave the park after closing or before 8 a.m. except in an emergency.

Group Tent Camping Walk-in group campsites may be reserved by organized groups for a fee. Campers without reservations must confirm site availability with park staff before occupying a site. No more than 25 people are permitted on each site. Drinking water and restrooms are available nearby; picnic tables and a fire ring are provided at each site.
Community Building A community building located near the group camping area may be rented for events. The facility has a large meeting room, kitchen facilities, restrooms and a fireplace. The building may be occupied between 8 a.m. and a half hour before park closing. Contact the park office to reserve the facility.

Education and Events Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Lake Norman State Park. To arrange a special exploration of Lake Norman State Park for your group or class, contact the park office. Educational materials about Lake Norman State Park have been developed for grades 4-6 and are correlated to North Carolina's competency-based curriculum in science, social studies, mathematics and English/language arts. The Lake Norman program introduces students to aquatic organisms. The program also focuses on water quality and resource management, demonstrating how watersheds should be managed to maintain healthy aquatic ecosystems and drinking water. Accompanying the program is a teacher's booklet and workshop, free of charge to educators.

Fishing Popular game fish in Lake Norman include crappie, bluegill and yellow perch, as well as striped, largemouth and white bass. The smaller park lake also has some choice fishing spots. Regulations of the NC Wildlife Resources Commission apply for both lakes.

Hiking Alder Trail: Begin this easy .8-mile loop at the parking lot near the swim beach. The trail crosses the picnic area, circles the peninsula between Norwood and Hicks creeks, and then skirts the edge of the lake. Take a short side path to the dam and view the spillway and gates that control the lake's water level before returning to the trailhead.
Lake Shore Trail: The trailhead for this moderate but lengthy 6.7-mile trail is at the parking lot near the group camping area, but the trail may also be entered at several other points. Approximately a half mile from the trailhead, venture right or left for a loop around the peninsula bordered by Lake Norman and Hicks Creek. The trail follows the iakeshore, passes the family campground and returns to the trailhead. Take the Short Turn Trail for a shorter hike of 3.9 miles.

Hiking is also allowed on the Itusi Trail, a mountain bicycle trail. See the description for this trail in the mountain biking section below.
Mountain Biking Itusi Trail: Designed, built and maintained by volunteers, this 4.2-mile mountain bicycle trail winds through mature hardwood forests and offers a unique mountain bicycling experience. Novices as well as accomplished riders will enjoy the gentle but lengthy climbs of this single track trail. As volunteers continue their efforts to extend the trail, it will eventually cover a minimum of 10 miles. To protect the Itusi Trail from damage, the trail will be closed whenever conditions are too wet to allow riders. Accordingly, riders should contact the park prior to arrival to confirm that the trail is open.

Picnicking One of Lake Norman's two picnic areas is near the swimming area on a ridge overlooking the beach. Tables, grills and drinking water are provided. Another picnic area is located near the park entrance. Picnic tables are scattered throughout the woods. Picnic shelter areas available at each area and may be reserved for free. Restrooms are also provided at each area.

Swimming A lakefront swimming area and beach are located near the southernmost picnic area. Lifeguards may be present from 10 a.m. -5:15 p.m. daily from early June through early August, but call the park before your visit if you need to confirm that a lifeguard will be on duty.

N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation: 1616 MSC - Raleigh, NC 27699- (919) 733-1181

Lake Norman State Park At Lake Norman State Park, fun is just a matter of scale. On one hand, there's the largest man-made lake in the state, Lake Norman. When filled to capacity, its surface area is 32,510 acres with a shoreline of 520 miles and a main channel 34 miles in length - thus its nickname, the "Inland Sea." Thirteen miles of the shoreline are in the state park, which provides boating access. On the other hand, the park boasts its own 33-acre lake where fishing and boating are enjoyed. And with hiking trails, picnic areas, interpretive programs and campgrounds, there's more to Lake Norman State Park than merely water.

Park Hours November-February, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. March and October, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. April, May, September, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. June-August, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Christmas Day Park office hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays Closed state holidays

Boating Pedal boats and canoes are available for rent. They are available daily from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the summer and are available from noon to 4:15 p.m. on weekends in spring and fall. Privately owned boats and watercraft may access Lake Norman from the boat launch area located at the south end of the park. Use of the area is free, but cars must leave the parking area by the park's closing time.

Camping Family Tent/Trailer Camping: Tent pads, picnic tables and grills are available at 33 sites on a first-come, first-served basis for a fee. Occupancy is limited to one family or six people per site. Park gates are locked at the posted closing hours. Campers may not leave the park after closing or before 8 a.m. except in an emergency.

Group Tent Camping Walk-in group campsites may be reserved by organized groups for a fee. Campers without reservations must confirm site availability with park staff before occupying a site. No more than 25 people are permitted on each site. Drinking water and restrooms are available nearby; picnic tables and a fire ring are provided at each site.
Community Building A community building located near the group camping area may be rented for events. The facility has a large meeting room, kitchen facilities, restrooms and a fireplace. The building may be occupied between 8 a.m. and a half hour before park closing. Contact the park office to reserve the facility.

Education and Events Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Lake Norman State Park. To arrange a special exploration of Lake Norman State Park for your group or class, contact the park office. Educational materials about Lake Norman State Park have been developed for grades 4-6 and are correlated to North Carolina's competency-based curriculum in science, social studies, mathematics and English/language arts. The Lake Norman program introduces students to aquatic organisms. The program also focuses on water quality and resource management, demonstrating how watersheds should be managed to maintain healthy aquatic ecosystems and drinking water. Accompanying the program is a teacher's booklet and workshop, free of charge to educators.

Fishing Popular game fish in Lake Norman include crappie, bluegill and yellow perch, as well as striped, largemouth and white bass. The smaller park lake also has some choice fishing spots. Regulations of the NC Wildlife Resources Commission apply for both lakes.

Hiking Alder Trail: Begin this easy .8-mile loop at the parking lot near the swim beach. The trail crosses the picnic area, circles the peninsula between Norwood and Hicks creeks, and then skirts the edge of the lake. Take a short side path to the dam and view the spillway and gates that control the lake's water level before returning to the trailhead. Lake Shore Trail: The trailhead for this moderate but lengthy 6.7-mile trail is at the parking lot near the group camping area, but the trail may also be entered at several other points. Approximately a half mile from the trailhead, venture right or left for a loop around the peninsula bordered by Lake Norman and Hicks Creek. The trail follows the iakeshore, passes the family campground and returns to the trailhead. Take the Short Turn Trail for a shorter hike of 3.9 miles.

Hiking is also allowed on the Itusi Trail, a mountain bicycle trail. See the description for this trail in the mountain biking section below.
Mountain Biking Itusi Trail: Designed, built and maintained by volunteers, this 4.2-mile mountain bicycle trail winds through mature hardwood forests and offers a unique mountain bicycling experience. Novices as well as accomplished riders will enjoy the gentle but lengthy climbs of this single track trail. As volunteers continue their efforts to extend the trail, it will eventually cover a minimum of 10 miles. To protect the Itusi Trail from damage, the trail will be closed whenever conditions are too wet to allow riders. Accordingly, riders should contact the park prior to arrival to confirm that the trail is open.

Picnicking One of Lake Norman's two picnic areas is near the swimming area on a ridge overlooking the beach. Tables, grills and drinking water are provided. Another picnic area is located near the park entrance. Picnic tables are scattered throughout the woods. Picnic shelter areas available at each area and may be reserved for free. Restrooms are also provided at each area.

Swimming A lakefront swimming area and beach are located near the southernmost picnic area. Lifeguards may be present from 10 a.m. -5:15 p.m. daily from early June through early August, but call the park before your visit if you need to confirm that a lifeguard will be on duty.
N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation: 1616 MSC - Raleigh, NC 27699- (919) 733-1181

At Lake Norman State Park, fun is just a matter of scale. On one hand, there's the largest man-made lake in the state, Lake Norman. When filled to capacity, its surface area is 32,510 acres with a shoreline of 520 miles and a main channel 34 miles in length - thus its nickname, the "Inland Sea." Thirteen miles of the shoreline are in the state park, which provides boating access.

On the other hand, the park boasts its own 33-acre lake where fishing and boating are enjoyed. And with hiking trails, picnic areas, interpretive programs and campgrounds, there's more to Lake Norman State Park than merely water.

Park Hours November-February, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. March and October, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. April, May, September, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. June-August, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Christmas Day Park office hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays Closed state holidays

Boating Pedal boats and canoes are available for rent. They are available daily from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the summer and are available from noon to 4:15 p.m. on weekends in spring and fall. Privately owned boats and watercraft may access Lake Norman from the boat launch area located at the south end of the park. Use of the area is free, but cars must leave the parking area by the park's closing time.

Camping Family Tent/Trailer Camping: Tent pads, picnic tables and grills are available at 33 sites on a first-come, first-served basis for a fee. Occupancy is limited to one family or six people per site. Park gates are locked at the posted closing hours. Campers may not leave the park after closing or before 8 a.m. except in an emergency.

Group Tent Camping Walk-in group campsites may be reserved by organized groups for a fee. Campers without reservations must confirm site availability with park staff before occupying a site. No more than 25 people are permitted on each site. Drinking water and restrooms are available nearby; picnic tables and a fire ring are provided at each site.
Community Building A community building located near the group camping area may be rented for events. The facility has a large meeting room, kitchen facilities, restrooms and a fireplace. The building may be occupied between 8 a.m. and a half hour before park closing. Contact the park office to reserve the facility.

Education and Events Rangers hold regularly scheduled educational and interpretive programs about Lake Norman State Park. To arrange a special exploration of Lake Norman State Park for your group or class, contact the park office. Educational materials about Lake Norman State Park have been developed for grades 4-6 and are correlated to North Carolina's competency-based curriculum in science, social studies, mathematics and English/language arts. The Lake Norman program introduces students to aquatic organisms. The program also focuses on water quality and resource management, demonstrating how watersheds should be managed to maintain healthy aquatic ecosystems and drinking water. Accompanying the program is a teacher's booklet and workshop, free of charge to educators.

Fishing Popular game fish in Lake Norman include crappie, bluegill and yellow perch, as well as striped, largemouth and white bass. The smaller park lake also has some choice fishing spots. Regulations of the NC Wildlife Resources Commission apply for both lakes.

Hiking Alder Trail: Begin this easy .8-mile loop at the parking lot near the swim beach. The trail crosses the picnic area, circles the peninsula between Norwood and Hicks creeks, and then skirts the edge of the lake. Take a short side path to the dam and view the spillway and gates that control the lake's water level before returning to the trailhead.
Lake Shore Trail: The trailhead for this moderate but lengthy 6.7-mile trail is at the parking lot near the group camping area, but the trail may also be entered at several other points. Approximately a half mile from the trailhead, venture right or left for a loop around the peninsula bordered by Lake Norman and Hicks Creek. The trail follows the iakeshore, passes the family campground and returns to the trailhead. Take the Short Turn Trail for a shorter hike of 3.9 miles.

Hiking is also allowed on the Itusi Trail, a mountain bicycle trail. See the description for this trail in the mountain biking section below.
Mountain Biking Itusi Trail: Designed, built and maintained by volunteers, this 4.2-mile mountain bicycle trail winds through mature hardwood forests and offers a unique mountain bicycling experience. Novices as well as accomplished riders will enjoy the gentle but lengthy climbs of this single track trail. As volunteers continue their efforts to extend the trail, it will eventually cover a minimum of 10 miles. To protect the Itusi Trail from damage, the trail will be closed whenever conditions are too wet to allow riders. Accordingly, riders should contact the park prior to arrival to confirm that the trail is open.

Picnicking One of Lake Norman's two picnic areas is near the swimming area on a ridge overlooking the beach. Tables, grills and drinking water are provided. Another picnic area is located near the park entrance. Picnic tables are scattered throughout the woods. Picnic shelter areas available at each area and may be reserved for free. Restrooms are also provided at each area.

Swimming A lakefront swimming area and beach are located near the southernmost picnic area. Lifeguards may be present from 10 a.m. -5:15 p.m. daily from early June through early August, but call the park before your visit if you need to confirm that a lifeguard will be on duty.
N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation: 1616 MSC - Raleigh, NC 27699- (919) 733-1181

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December 9, 2006

Lake Norman Subdivisions Cornelius, Huntersville, NC

Lake Norman NC Real Estate and Homes

Adams Homes is building in River Vista at Catawba. Square footage range: 1,348-1,898. Price range: $145,900-$170,900. Take Brookshire Freeway (N.C. 16) north, turn left on Mount Holly-Huntersville Road, subdivision on right. 704-399-9974.Aegis Custom Builders is building in Verdict Ridge Golf Club. Square footage range: 3,000-8,000. Price range: $350,000-$1.5 million. Take N.C. 16 (Brookshire Freeway) north, turn left on N.C. 73, right on Little Egypt Road, subdivision on left. 704- 489-8000.

Beacon Builders is building in Rose Hill in Weddington. Square footage range: 4,000-5,000. Price range: $700,000-$1 million. Take I-485 to Providence Road exit, turn north on Providence, right on McKee Road, right on Tilley Morris, subdivision on left. 704-846-3480.

Bonanza Development is building in the Villages at Isle of Pines. Square footage range, 1,605-2,694. Price range, $259,500-$395,500. Take I-77 north to exit 33, turn left on Williamson Road, left on Brawley School Road, left on Isle of Pines Road, subdivision on left. 704-664-9494.

Bonterra Builders is building homes and townhomes in Taylor Glen. Square footage range, 1,400-3,300. Price range, $119,900-$240,000. Take Old Monroe Road south from I-485, turn right on Wesley Chapel Road, subdivision on right. 704-698-2605.

Brookwood is building in Homestead. Square footage range: 1,238-2,457. Price range: $139,400-$180,200. Take N.C. 16 (Brookshire Freeway) north, turn left on Belhaven Boulevard, left on Valleydale Road, subdivision on left. 704-393-5100.

CedarCroft Homes is building in Bradford. Square footage range: 2,359-3,859. Price range: $309,990-$516,990. Take I-77 north to exit 30, turn right on Griffith Street, right on Main Street, left on Concord Road, right at fork to stay on Davidson-Concord Road, subdivision on left. 704-895-2304.

Courtland Properties is building in The Farms at Lake Norman. Square footage range: 3,500-4,600. Price range: $650,000-$850,000. Take I-77 north to exit 33, turn left on Williamson Road, left on Brawley School Road, subdivision on right. 704-662-3610.

C.P. Morgan is building in Meadow Hill. Square footage range: 1,034-2,579. Price range: $107,000-$141,000. Take Statesville Road north from I-85, turn left on Cindy Lane, subdivision on right. 704-688-9539.

Dana Anthony is building in Cooks Cove in Lake Wylie. Square footage range: 3,500-4,800. Price range: $497,000-$1.27 million. Take N.C. 49 south from I-485, cross Buster Boyd Bridge, turn left on S.C. 49/274, left on Lake Wylie Road, left on Cooks Cove Ridge. 803-242-7399.

Dan Moser Co. is building in Sundance Village in Gaston County. Square footage range: 1,200-2,500. Price range: $120,000-$180,000. Take I-85 south, bear right at exit 19 and turn right on Ozark Boulevard, right on Modena Street, subdivision on left. 704-884-0001.

David Dibble is building in River Run. Square footage range: 2,800-6,000. Price range: $400,000-$1 million. Take I-77 north to exit 25, turn right on N.C. 73, left on Davidson-Concord Road, subdivision on right. 704-892-9898.

Davis Homes is building in Ravenswood. Square footage range: 1,660-2,263. Price range: $159,990-$174,990. Take I-77 north to exit 18, turn right on W.T. Harris Boulevard, left on Sugar Creek Road, left on David Cox Road, subdivision on left. 704-509-9122.

Dienst Custom Homes is building in Springfield in Fort Mill. Square footage range: 3,500-5,000. Price range: $650,000-$1 million. Take I-77 south to exit 88, turn left on Gold Hill Road, cross U.S. 21 Bypass, turn right on Old Nation Road, left onto Springfield Parkway. 803-547-9670.

The Dowd Company is building in Kingsmead at Hunter Oaks. Square footage range: 3,810-4,625. Price range: $764,200-$880,000. Take Rea Road south from I-485, subdivision on right. 704-843-4275.

D.R. Horton Homes is building in The Farm at Riverpointe near Kannapolis. Square footage range: 2,032-3,097. Price range: $189,900-$253,900. Take I-77 north to exit 25, turn right on N.C. 73, subdivision on left just past Poplar Tent Road. 704-788-2232.

D.S. Rushing is building in SailView on Lake Norman. Square footage range: 3,200-4,000. Price range: $550,000-$650,000. Take N.C. 16 (Brookshire Freeway) north, cross N.C. 73, turn right on Webbs Road. 704-489-2663.

Eastwood Homes is building in Crismark in Union County. Square footage range: 1,820-3,200. Price range: $184,990-$241,490. Take Idlewild Road into Union County from I-485, turn left on Millgrove Road, subdivision on left. 704-882-5247.

Evergreen Homebuilders is building in Belle Meade in Belmont. Square footage range: 2,500-3,600. Price range: $300,000-$380,000. Take I-85 south to exit 27 (Belmont/Mount Holly), turn left on N.C. 273, left on South Point Road, subdivision on right. 704-825-0707.

Flaherty and Collins is building condos at 210 Trade. Square footage range: 959-1,567. Price range: $500,000-$599,999. Model open at 201 S. College St., Suite 150. Parking available at Third Street parking deck; sales agent can validate ticket. 704-333-0244.

Gandy Communities is building in Oakhurst in Cornelius. Square footage range: 1,900-3,500. Price range: $180,000-$250,000. Take I-77 north to exit 25, turn right on N.C. 73, left on U.S. 21, right on Bailey Road, left on Washam Potts Road. 704-896-0150.

GB Home Builders is building in Harbour Towne in Kannapolis. Square footage range: 1,000-3,000. Price range: $100,000-$175,000. Take I-85 north to exit 60, turn west on Dale Earnhardt Boulevard, right on Center Grove Road, subdivision on right. 704-400-1577.

Grainda Builders is building in Emerald Cove on Lake Norman. Square footage range: 6,000-7,000. Price range: $1.7 million-$2.2 million. Take I-77 north to exit 28, turn left on Catawba Avenue, right on Bethel Church Road, left on Queensdale. 704-562-1675.

Harrington & Associates is building in HighGate in Weddington. Square footage range: 4,112-5,610. Price range: $929,000-$1.3 million. Take Providence Road (N.C. 16) south into Union County, subdivision on right 2 miles past I-485. 704-849-0983.

Helms Builders is building in The Farms at Lake Norman. Square footage range: 3,000-4,200. Price range: $550,000-$750,000. Take I-77 north to exit 33, turn left on Williamson Road, left on Brawley School Road, subdivision on right. 704-662-3610.

John R. Poore is building in Autumn Cove on Lake Wylie. Square footage range: 1,915-3,018. Price range: $224,940-$292,900. Take N.C. 49 south, cross Buster Boyd Bridge, turn left on S.C. 274/49, subdivision on left. 803-242-4918.

Joseph A. Morris & Associates is building in Springfield in Fort Mill. Square footage range: 3,500-5,000. Price range: $650,000-$1 million. Take I-77 south to exit 88, turn left on Gold Hill Road, cross U.S. 21 Bypass, turn right on Old Nation Road, left onto Springfield Parkway. 803-547-9670.

K.Hovnanian is building in Four Seasons at Gold Hill in Fort Mill. Square footage range: 1,868-3,241. Price range: $219,990-$281,990. Take I-77 south to exit 88 (Gold Hill Road), turn left off ramp, left on Turquoise Way. 803-548-2807.

Kingswood Custom Homes is building at The Sanctuary on Lake Wylie. Square footage range: 4,500-7,500. Price range: $1.1 million-$3.4 million. Take I-485 to exit 4 (N.C. 160), turn west on Steele Creek Road, veer right onto Shopton Road West, right on Wildlife Road. 877-295-0950.

Lake Norman Signature Homes is building in Norman Estates. Square footage range: 4,000-7,500. Price range: $1 million-$3 million. Take N.C. 16 north, cross N.C. 73, turn right on Unity Church Road, subdivision on left. 704-799-1851.

Lakeshore Realty is selling lots in Winding Forest. Size range: .5 acre-1.6 acres. Price range: $94,900-$130,000. Take I-77 north to exit 36, turn left on N.C. 150, right on Perth Road, sign on left. 704-696-2200.

Lennar is building in Old Stone Crossing. Square footage range: 2,097-2,773. Price range: $182,990-$213,990. Take N.C. 49 north, turn right on Back Creek Church Road, left on Timber Ridge Road, subdivision on left. 704-971-1111.

Liberty Homes is building in Trillium Fields. Square footage range: 1,318-2,586. Price range: $124,900-$168,900. Take I-77 north to exit 16A, turn right on Sunset Road (becomes Old Statesville), right on Gibbon Road, subdivision on right. 704-596-0557.

Lifestyle Custom Homes is building in The Farms. Square footage range: 3,700-4,300. Price range: $700,000-$800,000. Take I-77 north to exit 33, turn left on Williamson Road, left on Brawley School Road, right on Southfork Road, subdivision on right. 704- 662-3610.

Lopez Homes is building in SailView on Lake Norman. Square footage range: 3,000-4,200. Price range: $550,000-$700,000. Take N.C. 16 (Brookshire Freeway) north, turn right on Webbs Road 5 miles past N.C. 73, subdivision 2 miles ahead. 704-489-2663.

Love Homes is building in Laurel Creek. Square footage range: 1,252-1,283. Price range: $134,000-$175,000. Take Idlewild Road east from I-485, turn right on Haywood Road, subdivision on right. 704-882-5652.

McNally Homes is building in Springfield. Square footage range: 3,500-5,000. Price range: $650,000-$1 million. Take I-77 south to exit 88, turn left on Gold Hill Road, cross U.S. 21 Bypass, turn right on Old Nation Road, left onto Springfield Parkway. 803-547-9670.

McSpadden Custom Homes is building at The Sanctuary on Lake Wylie. Square footage range: 4,500-7,500. Price range: $1.1 million-$3.4 million. Take I-485 to exit 4 (N.C. 160), turn west on Steele Creek Road, veer right onto Shopton Road West, right on Wildlife Road. 877-295-0950.

Meeting Street is building in Indigo Row in Ballantyne. Square footage range: 2,086-2,343. Price range: $302,900-$362,900. On Elm Lane, across from Stonecrest Shopping Center. 704-201-5198.

Mercedes Homes is building in Stonebrook. Square footage range: 1,415-1,555. Price range: $134,990-$143,990. Take Tyvola Road west from I-77, turn right on Nations Ford Road, subdivision on right. 704-519-0588.

M/I Homes is building in Cureton in Waxhaw. Square footage range: 1,858-4,893. Price range: $258,990-$614,990. Take Providence Road south from I-485, subdivision on right. 704-243-3962.

New Wave Construction is building in Innisbrook at Firethorne. Square footage range: 4,215-4,960. Price range: $864,900-$1.48 million. Take Johnston Road (U.S. 521) south from I-485, turn left on Marvin Road, subdivision on left. 704-843-0606.

Orleans Homes is building in The Cove Chesapeake Pointe. Square footage range: 2,887-3,850. Price range: $371,990-$463,990. Take I-77 north to exit 33, turn left on Williamson Road, left on Brawley School Road, left on Isle of Pines Road, subdivision on left. 704-662-6800.

Patrick Joseph is building in Upper Jetton on Lake Norman in Cornelius. Price range: $2.6 million-$3.8 million. Square footage range: 6,800-8,900. Take I-77 north to exit 28, turn left on Catawba Avenue, right on Jetton Road. 704-905-0139.

Portrait Homes is building townhomes in Hanover in Lancaster. Square footage range: 1,060-1,604. Price range: $105,000-$155,000. Take U.S. 521 south from I-485, subdivision on right. 803-802-2299.

Pulte Homes is building in Belair at Carolina Lakes. Square footage range: 1,835-3,083. Price range: $198,900-$315,900. Take Johnston Road (U.S. 521) south from I-485, turn left on Jim Wilson Road, subdivision on right. 803-802-7844.

Regent Homes is building in Mulberry Pond. Square footage range: 1,440-2,355. Price range: $122,400-$146,400. Take the Billy Graham ramp off I-85 and turn north on Mulberry Church Road, right on Tuckaseegee Road, subdivision on left. 704-971-2753.

Rion Homes is building in Verdict Ridge Golf Club in Denver. Square footage range: 3,000-4,000. Price range: $400,000-$650,000. Take Brookshire Freeway (N.C. 16) north, turn left on N.C. 73, right on Little Egypt Road, left on Kidville Road, subdivision on left. 704-489-8000.

Royce Builders is building in Meadow Creek Village in Cabarrus County. Square footage range: 1,144-2,146. Price range: $135,000-$175,000. Take Albemarle Road east from I-485, turn left on N.C. 200 in Locust, subdivision on right. 704-784-5390.

Ryland Homes is building in Woodbridge. Square footage range: 1,619-2,726. Price range: $193,990-$221,990. Take I-77 south, turn east on I-485, left at exit 49 (Idlewild Road), left on Stallings Road, subdivision on left. 704-893-0029.

Saussy Burbank is building in Quellin. Square footage range: 2,700-3,587. Price range: $300,000-$450,000. Take Providence Road south from I-485, turn right on Gray Byrum Road, left on Marvin-Waxhaw Road, subdivision on left. 704-243-2111.

Scenic Homes is building in Sandy Pointe in Fort Mill. Square footage range: 2,509-3,140. Price range: $196,795-$223,900. Take I-77 south, turn left on S.C. 160, right on Doby Bridge Road, left on Williams, subdivision on left. 803-802-2240.

Shea Homes is building in The Palisades on Lake Wylie. Square footage range: 2,629-5,680. Price range: $400,000-$700,000. Take N.C. 49 south from I-485, turn left on Grand Palisades Parkway. 704-588-2117.

S&L Homes is building in Hathaway Hills. Square footage: 1,336. Price: $117,900. Take I-85 south to exit 29 (Sam Wilson Road), turn south on Sam Wilson, right on Old Dowd Road, subdivision on right. 704-395-6383.

Standard Pacific Homes is building in Dominion Crest in Highland Creek. Square footage range: 1,319-2,184. Price range: $161,400-$200,400. Take I-85 north to exit 46B, turn right on Mallard Creek Church Road, right on Ridge Road, subdivision on left. 704-766-0156.

St. Lawrence Homes is building in Dominion Glen in Highland Creek. Price range: $285,000-$385,000. Square footage range: 2,300-3,600. Take I-85 north to Concord Mills exit, turn west on Concord Mills Boulevard, pass the mall, turn right on Derita Road, left on Christenbury Road, right on Millstream Ridge Road, right on Legolas Lane, right on Solway Lane. 704-766-0500.

Stonebridge Luxury Homes is building in The Farms. Square footage range: 3,800-4,500. Price range: $675,000-$800,000. Take I-77 north to exit 33, turn left on Williamson Road, left on Brawley School Road, right on Southfork Road, subdivision on right. 704- 662-3610.

Tuscan Development is building in Whitby Pond. Square footage range: 2,298-3,566. Price range: $450,000-$539,000. Take Randolph Road from uptown Charlotte, turn left onto Sharon Amity Road, left on Whitby Lane. 704-697-2652.

Tuscano Homes is building in Casabella. Square footage range: 2,775-4,444. Price range: $449,000-$610,500. From I-485 take Idlewild Road toward Mint Hill, turn right on N.C. 51, left on Lebanon Road, subdivision on right. 704-545-2944.

Unique Homes is building in The Palisades. Square footage range: 4,000-8,000. Price range: $1 million-$3 million. Take I-77 south to Carowinds exit, turn right on Carowinds Boulevard, left on N.C. 49, left on Youngblood Road. 704- 995-3330.

Waddell Homes is building in Meadow Lakes II in Rock Hill. Square footage range: 2,800-4,500. Price range: $350,000-$600,000. Take I-77 south, turn right at exit 82C, left on India Hook Road, stay on Herlong Road, subdivision on right. 803-242-4295.

Whitley Construction is building in SailView on Lake Norman. Square footage range: 3,500-5,600. Price range: $550,000-$1.5 million. Take N.C. 16 (Brookshire Freeway) north, cross N.C. 73, turn right on Webbs Road. 704-489-2663.

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Adams Homes is building in River Vista at Catawba. Square footage range: 1,348-1,898. Price range: $145,900-$170,900. Take Brookshire Freeway (N.C. 16) north, turn left on Mount Holly-Huntersville Road, subdivision on right. 704-399-9974.Aegis Custom Builders is building in Verdict Ridge Golf Club. Square footage range: 3,000-8,000. Price range: $350,000-$1.5 million. Take N.C. 16 (Brookshire Freeway) north, turn left on N.C. 73, right on Little Egypt Road, subdivision on left. 704- 489-8000.

Beacon Builders is building in Rose Hill in Weddington. Square footage range: 4,000-5,000. Price range: $700,000-$1 million. Take I-485 to Providence Road exit, turn north on Providence, right on McKee Road, right on Tilley Morris, subdivision on left. 704-846-3480.

Bonanza Development is building in the Villages at Isle of Pines. Square footage range, 1,605-2,694. Price range, $259,500-$395,500. Take I-77 north to exit 33, turn left on Williamson Road, left on Brawley School Road, left on Isle of Pines Road, subdivision on left. 704-664-9494.

Bonterra Builders is building homes and townhomes in Taylor Glen. Square footage range, 1,400-3,300. Price range, $119,900-$240,000. Take Old Monroe Road south from I-485, turn right on Wesley Chapel Road, subdivision on right. 704-698-2605.

Brookwood is building in Homestead. Square footage range: 1,238-2,457. Price range: $139,400-$180,200. Take N.C. 16 (Brookshire Freeway) north, turn left on Belhaven Boulevard, left on Valleydale Road, subdivision on left. 704-393-5100.

CedarCroft Homes is building in Bradford. Square footage range: 2,359-3,859. Price range: $309,990-$516,990. Take I-77 north to exit 30, turn right on Griffith Street, right on Main Street, left on Concord Road, right at fork to stay o