Lake Norman Real Estate and NC Homes for Sale

If you haven’t checked out the newMooresville Town Square on the corner of Brawley School Rd. and Williamson Rd then you are definitely in for a great surprise!  With it’s upscale architecture, beautiful gardens and walking paths it reminds me a little bit of a Birkdale Village in it’s early stages.  While it doesn’t offer housing, this 200,000 square foot “lifestyle center” offers just about everything else!

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Mark your calendars for the 2008 Cotton Ketchie Arts Festival being held in Historic Downtown Mooresville on August 22nd and 23rd! 

Held at the Charles Mack Citizen Center, this is a juried Art Show featuring about 35 top artisans’ work in a variety of media including sculptures, oil and watercolor paintings, photography, wood turning, jewelry and even weaving. 

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Don’t let the last phase of the Historic Downtown Mooresville street beautification keep you from exploring and enjoying an amazing array of new shops, art galleries and restaurants!  If you haven’t been downtown in just 6 months you will be amazed at the changes!  Most of the historic buildings have had beautiful face-lifts, the sidewalks and crosswalks have inlaid bricks, the park next to the Mooresville Artist Guild Depot has brand new landscaping and there is new signage and lamp posts.

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When one thinks of our Lake Norman communities images of large estates on the water, new upscale shopping and restaurants, and a lifestyle revolving around the myriad lake recreational opportunities most likely come to mind .

But, on the east side of Lake Norman, the towns of Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson, Mooresville and Troutman truly have two distinct and very different personalities related to their location of the Interstate 77.

One has to remember that all 5 of these towns were originally founded along the path of the north/south railroad from Charlotte to Statesville long before Lake Norman was even created. 

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For some reason this tiny, run-down old store touched me the very first time I saw it just after moving to Mooresville Lake Norman.  I passed it every day for years as I drove back and forth on Brawley School Road, thinking someday I should stop, take a picture and peak inside.

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