Located in Mecklenburg County, northwest Charlotte is
known for its economic stability, proximity to uptown and
abundant area amenities. This area also offers an easy
commute, along with all the benefits of being near the
recreational opportunities of Lake Norman.
Nestled on the border of Gaston and Mecklenburg Counties,
Mountain Island Lake offers numerous activities including
boating, fishing, and water skiing. Located just 13 miles
from uptown Charlotte with access to I-77, I-85 and I-485,
this area offers convenience of the city with the
tranquility of nearby lake living. The area is home to
Latta Plantation Park, offering fishing, hiking and
horseback riding trails. Noteworthy: Carolina Raptor
Center, Latta Plantation Park
The Paw Creek area near Moores Chapel Rd. and Little Rock
Rd. is home to the new U. S. Whitewater Center, a 300 acre
outdoor educational center featuring mountain-biking
trails, climbing areas and a man-made whitewater river for
rafting and kayaking. With its close proximity to I-485,
I-85 and the airport, this area has become a popular place
for newcomers and residents alike. Noteworthy: U.S.
National Whitewater Center
Straddling I-77 to the east and west, Huntersville in the
western portion boasts numerous new communities and
amenities for its residents. A variety of master-planned
and quaint neighborhoods are nearby to shopping, work and
medical facilities. Its close proximity to the lake also
makes this a popular residential choice.
Located along the Highway 16 corridor, many new
residential communities are being developed near the
Catawba River. This area is also near Johnson C. Smith
University to the east, ranked twice by U.S. News and
World Report as one of the best comprehensive colleges in
the South. In addition, golf courses abound in Paw Creek,
adding to the quality of life in this established area of
Charlotte. Noteworthy: Johnson C. Smith University
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