5 Best subdivisions in Huntersville area (house, established neighborhood, movies)

[AJ1972]

What are your opinions of the 5 best ones?

[SunnyKayak]

In Huntersville I would focus to the left of the interstate due to you will have better back road options in case of traffic back ups that occur on weekends and a little more established communities.

(1) Wynfield Forest./creek.
Beautiful homes that are not cookie cutter style
Wooded backyards, large size homes, large size lots, bike lanes, double sidewalks, community pools, tennis and volleyball courts very established neighborhood, and wood plank boardwalk. http://www.city-data.com/forum/928549-post5.html

(2) I would suggest Cedarfield in Huntersville community pool, swim team, greenway, sidewalk streets, playground, baby coop, community events such as movies on the green, holiday events and summer pool party Cedarfield Plantation
It is an established neighborhood with wooded backyards, cobble stone street/neighborhood signs, Unique exterior home styles, large size lots compared to the newer subdivisions. 2 large commons area (in case you have company that want to play tag football . Well establish neighborhood. http://www.city-data.com/forum/925701-post2.html

(3) Birkdale cute homes almost like neighborhood Sally and Dick grew up in those books.
Walking distance to restaurants, shopping and movies great for young professionals.

(4) Gilead Ridge Nice large size homes with community pool set off in a country setting

(5) Toss up between Hampton Ridge and MacAulay the homes are nice size in Hampton Ridge but will be a pain to get home during afternoon commute.
MacAulay I like the modern version of Craftman style homes in this neighborhood but a little to close for my taste.

My general rule if the neighbors house catch on fire will my home burn or siding melt in the process then it is to close for my taste.

[trishlee]

I really like Wynfield Forest. Been here just 2 months but really like the beauty of the neighborhood, and it is winter. Can't wait to see it in spring, summer and fall. I have driven all over Huntersville and I am glad we picked this one. I also like the looks of MacAulay and Cedarfield.

[eccentricbeethoven]

1. Montetih Park 2.Birkdale 3.Cedarfield 4.Northstone 5.Gilead Ridge

[QC Misfit]

Originally Posted by SunnyKayak

In Huntersville I would focus to the left of the interstate due to you will have better back road options in case of traffic back ups that occur on weekends and a little more established communities.

I disagree. There are some nice neighborhoods on the "other" side too.

Skybrook
Centennial
Vermillion
Northstone

Just to name a few.....

[jennej]

We lived in Northstone for 5 years (2002-2007) and loved it. Great neighborhood, great atmosphere, excellent resale value.

The traffic is starting to get pretty tough around there though.

Can't comment on any other neighborhoods since we didn't live in them.

[rezadoo]

I looked at all the places noted in this post and settled on Northstone and do not regret it for one minute! Yeah - Traffic is tough, but point to a place up here where it isn't. My neighbors are great. I love the fact that I have access to a country club with a full time restaurant and bar and fitness center. It is also not outrageously priced as compared to Birkdale, et al. Great grounds, nice homes and good neighbors. Makes a trifecta for me. Just my two cents.