Huntersville NC - SkyBrook North (new home, neighborhoods, schools) - City-Data Forum

bpoerio · 06-17-2008, 06:39 PM

Hi,
We are interested in reloting to Huntersville and are looking into communities. We have three children so schools including charter schools are important. We have been told about several new home communities such as Skybrook North and Vermillion which are all along the same road. How are these areas? I heard a lot depends upon on which side of I77 you are. Is Skybrook North an exspensive area for Huntersville?Coming from Long Island I do not want high taxes. Appreciate any and all input. Thank You.
Barbara

QC Misfit · 06-17-2008, 06:53 PM

Barbara, Taxes will be nothing like what you are used to! I live in that Area and actually can walk to Vermillion there are some great options out there. Everything you asked for is available. Skybrook has many sections. Some are expensive others are reasonable. Please let me know if you have any more questions. I love Huntersville!

bpoerio · 06-18-2008, 05:02 PM

Can anyone share which new home communities in Huntersville are the most exspensive and respected and which are just $$$.

Thank you.

trishlee · 06-18-2008, 06:43 PM

we live on the west side of Huntersville in the Wynfield Forest neighborhood. It is not new homes. Ours is 11 years old. But it is a great neighborhood for families with children. Wynfield has a good reputation in the area.

QC Misfit · 06-18-2008, 08:46 PM

Wynfield is nice. Just because a neighborhood maybe the "expensive" does not make it the best, some of the homes in Huntersville on the Lake probably bring the biggest buck!

ShirleyandCarroll · 06-18-2008, 09:40 PM

Have you checked out Amber Leigh? It is a smaller neighborhood than Vermillion and Skybrook but beautiful wooded home sites if you happen to be a tree hugger ........and they just adjusted their pricing according to one of my co-workers. It may be worth checking into though it is not Huntersville, it is 5 minutes from Huntersville, and has easy access to the interstates.

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Originally Posted by bpoerio

Hi,
We are interested in reloting to Huntersville and are looking into communities. We have three children so schools including charter schools are important. We have been told about several new home communities such as Skybrook North and Vermillion which are all along the same road. How are these areas? I heard a lot depends upon on which side of I77 you are. Is Skybrook North an exspensive area for Huntersville?Coming from Long Island I do not want high taxes. Appreciate any and all input. Thank You.
Barbara

brickhouse37 · 07-02-2008, 09:05 AM

Huntersville is growing fast as there are several new stores, grocery stores, fine dining, etc. There will also be a Discovery Place for Kids built in this area. I think they are breaking ground soon.
You may want to check out Centennial (right pass downtown Huntersville)which is close to Skybrook and Vermillion. The neighborhood just a Memorial Day Party and it was a blast.
Homes are affordable and it is a nice community. There is a lot to choose from. Good Luck with your search.

DeeRoma · 11-18-2008, 12:24 AM

Any updates would be helpful as I find myself looking in that area also. We are relocating Dec 2008 over the Christmas break. I am looking for a house with a basement is that uncommon for Huntersville? How about Amber Leigh any basements?

QC Misfit · 11-18-2008, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by DeeRoma

Any updates would be helpful as I find myself looking in that area also. We are relocating Dec 2008 over the Christmas break. I am looking for a house with a basement is that uncommon for Huntersville? How about Amber Leigh any basements?

There arwe a few neighborhoods with basement lots. Carrington Ridge has a few lots with basements.

Down here we make up for the basements with bonus rooms over the garage.

Charlotte Rocks · 04-16-2009, 09:09 PM

You can't go wrong with Skybrook and its great amenities.