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We r a family of four originally from Mi. and we relocted to Tn. 3 yrs. ago and now we r thinking of coming to Iuntersville,my husband works as sub contractor for Lowes and also builders.I waitress so i know i can go anywhere and work.My concern is what area is kid friendly?we would like to rent first so we r not comitted for at least first yr. I am 44 my hubby is 38 and still at home is our 2 kids 14&8.Any positive imput would help so much I am thinking of driving down there next week to check out the town...kim xoxoox
We r a family of four originally from Mi. and we relocted to Tn. 3 yrs. ago and now we r thinking of coming to Iuntersville,my husband works as sub contractor for Lowes and also builders.I waitress so i know i can go anywhere and work.My concern is what area is kid friendly?we would like to rent first so we r not comitted for at least first yr. I am 44 my hubby is 38 and still at home is our 2 kids 14&8.Any positive imput would help so much I am thinking of driving down there next week to check out the town...kim xoxoox
Tons of neighborhoods in huntersville. I live in Villages at Rosedale and you can't swing a stick without hitting a kid in this neighborhood. We border Torrence Creek elementary on one side and a shipping plaza on the other. Great location with easy access to everything.
Huntersville is nice. All the LKN towns are nice (Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson, Mooresville). Mooresville has the better schools than the other towns. Huntersville, Cornelius and Davidson do have some of the best schools in Meck County, but since you have a 14 y/o, I would definitely consider Mooresville. But, any lake area towns are very nice places to live!
Huntersville great little city the reason I choose this location was due to it a progressive city that is growing. I dont consider it touristy but more of a bedroom community. Except for birkdale shopping area on weekends. A good time to go there is during the week alot less traffic and more peaceful.
What I like living close to the lake is I can access any time I got the urge for some fun in the sun. You are also very close to Mountain Island lake and that another lake very fun to hang out at.
There is an Aquatic Center and a little while back they had olympic diving tryouts held there.
Latta Plantation is really cool park also has the Carolina Raptor Center, horseback riding and they do special events through out the year.
I group up alot of threads relating to the area if you want to know more feel free to look at any of these threads posted below.
I personally think it would be better to live on the left side of I 77 in Huntersville due to there is more traffic issues for someone living on the right side and that side has been seen a rash of crime lately.
well we r looking for a rental for the first yr. so if we dont like the area it will be easier for us to leave.we r looking at no more than 1200 per. mo and we need 3 bedrooms ,hopefully a garage.we have 3 cars ans we need at least 1500 ft more would be nice our home now is 1900 ft ty kim
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