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Avery Park Homes – Cornelius, NC
Avery Park Homes for Sale in Cornelius, NC
Cornelius, NC New Construction Homes
Avery Park Homes for Sale in Cornelius, NC is the newest community currently under development in Cornelius, North Carolina being built by M/I Homes. Nestled in the beautiful area of North Charlotte, Avery Park will offer residents a desirable quality of life with easy access to the many Lake Norman Real Estate area attractions. Avery Park will be a pedestrian friendly community of 85 Cornelius, NC New Construction Homes sites and will feature pocket parks, playground, walking trail, and is adjacent to the future greenway system that covers much of North Mecklenburg County. Just 20 minutes from Uptown Charlotte, you’ll love the small town atmosphere of Avery Park and getting to know your new neighbors.
Once developed, Avery Park – Cornelius, NC will feature a beautiful streetscape of homes from our Traditional and Cottage Collections. Choose either a ranch floor plan or two-story home plan with a setback garage, ideal for any size of family. Floor plans will range in size from 2,019 to 3,618 square feet of living space. Interior features will include stainless steel appliances and tile backsplash in the kitchens, trey ceilings, hardwood floors in some areas, and ceramic tile flooring in the master bath.
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Avery Park homes
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12619 Old Westbury Drive -- 4 BR, 3 BAPrice: $774,900 (3305 sqft)
Subdivision: Avery Park
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Helen Adams Realty | MLS # 4121427 | Contract
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History of Lake Norman
History of Lake Norman – original purpose was to provide fresh water and flood control for the region. Fifty years later, the lake has transformed into a statewide destination, and the story of what lies beneath its waters continues to fascinate.
Duke Power had been damming the Catawba River since the early part of the century to create hydroelectric power. Lake Norman was the final and largest of the seven lakes on the river, from just above Morganton down to where the Catawba joins the Santee-Cooper in South Carolina. Duke had been buying the land since the 1920s, and by the 1950s the company had almost all it needed for the project.
The planning for Lake Norman began long before 1963. A Duke Power Company forester named Carl Blades walked every inch of those bottomlands, talking to the reluctant farmers who didn’t understand what was coming. The project meant moving cemeteries and homes….as it today offering Cornelius, NC Real Estate for Sale.
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19901 W Catawba Ave
Cornelius, NC 28031
Telephone: (704) 900-1619
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