Homes for sale mooresville (Charlotte, Concord: HOA fees, house, school)

[GoPhils]

1/4 acre is a pretty large lot IMO for $225K

[Wolf Howl]

Originally Posted by southbound_295

Statesville puts her back up near Hickory, where they were looking before.

Statesville, exit 45 and north, is only 10 minutes from Mooresville. Hickory is quite a bit aways from Mooresville/Statesville (I make that drive 2x weekly). I can guarantee you one thing, if I didn't have kids in school here I'd certainly move to Statesville or a surrounding area (Rowan maybe) out of Mooresville. I can't think of a reason to limit yourself (unless it was schools then by all means don't go to Statesville). Nothing against Mooresville as it's a safe place to raise a family and has plenty going for it but if privacy and/or space were my things, that's going to cost you here.

[rm10269123]

We are in our 50s my husband has a job in davidson and we would rather not deal with the rush hour traffic to and from work if we were to move farther out

[NDL]

Originally Posted by Wolf Howl

Statesville, exit 45 and north, is only 10 minutes from Mooresville. Hickory is quite a bit aways from Mooresville/Statesville (I make that drive 2x weekly). I can guarantee you one thing, if I didn't have kids in school here I'd certainly move to Statesville or a surrounding area (Rowan maybe) out of Mooresville. I can't think of a reason to limit yourself (unless it was schools then by all means don't go to Statesville). Nothing against Mooresville as it's a safe place to raise a family and has plenty going for it but if privacy and/or space were my things, that's going to cost you here.

The OP doesn't want to be on a well, nor do they want to be on a septic system.

Municipal water can be found in Statesville, but I would imagine that a house built in the 60s-70s might have a septic tank.

(I am not arguing with you or your suggestion, but I have a feeling that the OP is going to be looking for a bit)

[southbound_295]

Originally Posted by Wolf Howl

Statesville, exit 45 and north, is only 10 minutes from Mooresville. Hickory is quite a bit aways from Mooresville/Statesville (I make that drive 2x weekly). I can guarantee you one thing, if I didn't have kids in school here I'd certainly move to Statesville or a surrounding area (Rowan maybe) out of Mooresville. I can't think of a reason to limit yourself (unless it was schools then by all means don't go to Statesville). Nothing against Mooresville as it's a safe place to raise a family and has plenty going for it but if privacy and/or space were my things, that's going to cost you here.

Is she likely to find something in Troutman?

[CLT4]

Originally Posted by southbound_295

Is she likely to find something in Troutman?

There are only four single family houses in all of Troutman listed under $225,000 currently and only one of those has a garage. It will likely be a waiting game for the OP to see if more listings come on the market in spring that meet their criteria or compromising on their requirements.

[southbound_295]

Originally Posted by CLT4

There are only four single family houses in all of Troutman listed under $225,000 currently and only one of those has a garage. It will likely be a waiting game for the OP to see if more listings come on the market in spring that meet their criteria or compromising on their requirements.

I think you're right.

[Wolf Howl]

Originally Posted by NDL

The OP doesn't want to be on a well, nor do they want to be on a septic system.

Municipal water can be found in Statesville, but I would imagine that a house built in the 60s-70s might have a septic tank.

(I am not arguing with you or your suggestion, but I have a feeling that the OP is going to be looking for a bit)

LOL I live in Mooresville, in a newer house (2010) and am on a well and septic. Certainly no given because the address is Mooresville you'll have both. Granted I'd say the majority of Mooresville addresses have both amenities I'd imagine.

Good luck to OP though, might be a bit of a wait and will likely need to make offers before it's ever listed to improve their chances.

[NDL]

Originally Posted by Wolf Howl

LOL I live in Mooresville, in a newer house (2010) and am on a well and septic. Certainly no given because the address is Mooresville you'll have both. Granted I'd say the majority of Mooresville addresses have both amenities I'd imagine.

Good luck to OP though, might be a bit of a wait and will likely need to make offers before it's ever listed to improve their chances.

I can understand the attraction to having City water (there's zero maintenance), but I cannot understand why the OP doesn't want a septic system.

We love our septic system; treated properly they're trouble free, and we avoid paying sewer charges.

[rm10269123]

Does anyone have infoemation on a community well? I know that its shared but thats all i know about it. Anyone?

I dont know much about septics but my mil had one and the odor if the water is like sulfur and they back up alot costing alot of money, and water runs out? Maybe im wrong if i am please correct me...