Lake Norman Real Estate and NC Homes for Sale

If you are looking for a special waterfront housing community on Lake Norman with new or newer custom homes, wooded lots with a sense of natural serenity and privacy yet an easy commute to the I-77 (and NOT down Brawley School Road),  you should definitely visit Bay Crossing.

Located just off of Perth Road in Mooresville, Bay Crossing is a beautifully designed and well maintained community featuring a wonderful array of architectural design styles and sizes.

The homes range in size from just under 3000 sq. ft. to over 7000 sq. ft. and offer myriad custom features. 

 There are currently 14 homes for sale in Bay Crossing from as low as $589,000 to a magnificent waterfront estate at $2,500,000. 

Since the homes are so newly designed I have found that there is a much greater variety of woods, materials and finishes than the homes built around Lake Norman just a few more years ago.

Bay Crossing enjoys the low Iredell Taxes, the highly respected Lake Norman schools and the new Harris Teeter Shopping Center.  Stumpy Creek Park which boasts baseball diamonds, soccer fields and a public boat ramp is just down the road as well! 

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 LAKE NORMAN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE HOT SHEET

FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 2008 

Announcing a new feature for this Lake Norman Real Estate Blog:  The Friday Hot Sheet! 

Despite all of our technology, one part of our real estate practice has consistently been an important part of our routine...pulling the daily, or in this case, bi-monthly Hot Sheet which gives us a snapshot update for all residential real estate activity in Lake Norman for the past two weeks. 

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The Charlotte Observer's front-page Business Section headline today is:  "Charlotte home prices slip for the year...It's the first such drop since 1991, and things are a lot worse elsewhere - but that's little comfort for homeowners who can't sell."

This article goes on to quote the latest of the popular S&P/Case-Shiller's Home Price Index which states that Charlotte area prices have dropped .1% in the 12 months through April 2008.   However, "the Charlotte market was strongest in the survey of 20 Cities".

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Every once-in-a-while I just have to diverge from Mooresville Lake Norman Real Estate and share about why it is so wonderful to live in Mooresville and the greater Lake Norman area.  My restaurant reviewer/friend Kathy K just sent me this! 

  A Lake Norman Restaurant Review

By

Kathy K.   

As much as I try to make my way around all of the Lake Norman area to try out new restaurants, Mooresville just keeps opening up these little jewels keeping me close to home and with the rising cost of gas these days I guess that's not such a bad thing!
 
Fusion Bowl opened their doors a few months ago and I find myself going back just about every other week...it's a fabulous dining experience!!  From the moment you step in to this upscale restaurant the visuals which include a huge waterfall, colorful light boxes on the ceiling, interesting art structures that separate the curved booths to allow for more privacy as well as a sushi bar will completely captivate patrons.

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From nostalgic patriotic parades to community festivals with firework displays to myriad planned and spontaneous boat-tie up parties on Lake Norman, there truly is something for everyone here in the greater Lake Norman area this 4th of July.  Get out of your home, save gas and have a great time!

Saturday, June 28th at 11:00am is the Iredell County Independence Celebration Parade which is an annual event held in downtown Troutman.  The truly old-fashioned parade features "everything from professional floats to kids pulling a wagon with a dog in it".  This will be the third year I will be on the Mooresville Lake Norman Exchange Club float so I can tell you from first-hand experience what a fun, Norman Rockwell type event this is.  We hand out over 2000 flags to children every year as we travel along the 3-mile route from Downtown Troutman to the Iredell County Fair Grounds. 

Vietnam War veterans will be the 2008 grand marshalls.  "We want any Vietnam veterans from anywhere," said Dennis Clary, parade chairperson.  "We're going to give these guys the welcome home they never got but deserved." Every year we have floats for Vietnam, Korea and World War II and even people dressed in period Civil War clothing.  I hope to see you all there!

Also on June 28th, at 6pm, The Town of Cornelius will be holding their annual Independence Day celebrations at Bailey Road Park which features a pops concert by the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, jugglers, comedian The Great Fettucini, face painting for the children and, of course, a Fireworks grand finale.  For more information:  Cornelius 4th of July Celebration

In Mooresville last year, the Lowe's YMCA first Summer Celebration and Fireworks Show was so successful, drawing a crowd of 9,000 children and adults, that is it now an annual tradition.  Focusing on a family atmosphere, the event is July 3rd from 5pm - 10pm at the YMCA.  It was great fun last year as I worked on the free RE/MAX hot air balloon rides.  There will be children's games, a rock-climbing wall,  food vendors, ice cream, The Lake Norman Orchestra and a spectacular fireworks finale.  Bring you lawn chairs!  For more information: 704.716.4000.

Davidson is once again having their parade and fireworks display on July 4th starting at 5:30 at their Town Hall.  There will be fun and games for the children, music by the Summerdaze Band, concessions and fireworks at 9:15pm.  Wristband are required to join in the festivities due to the popularity of this.  They are free to residents and $5 for non-residents and can be picked up through June 30th: 704.892.3349

Huntersville's Birkdale Village is having a kid-friendly festival from 10:00am - 2:00pm on July 4th where kids can decorate their bikes, do an art project, get their face painted and more including a parade and water fight!

If you want to know where the action is on Lake Norman itself you need go no further that LKNFUN.com!  How about a huge blowout party at Vinnies?

I found this short video on YouTube that will give you a flavor of a true party on Lake Norman:

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