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If Huntersville doesn’t have it, then you will find your desired activity nearby, either on Lake Norman or Downtown Charlotte. Shopping, Restaurants, Parks, Pools, Golf, Pro Sports, NASCAR… you name it.
For more information on your specific entertainment needs email me at jeffdavisrealty@aol.com
Some of the best golf is in North Carolina. We can play year round, with some January and Feburary days reaching the 70’s. My favorites in Huntersville are Northstone (private),
Skybrook (semi-private)
and Birkdale. If you are interested in specifics email me at jeffdavisrealty@aol.com.
There are over 70 subdivisions in Huntersville, which is makes it impossible to detail the features and amenities of each. The planning board is promoting the development of multi-use neighborhoods with mixed housing, shops, restaurants, entertainment and parks integrated into the plan. The purpose is to create small villages that localize traffic and reduce stress on the major roads. One of the more popular multi-use developments is Birkdale Village. To find the right place to live, email your requirements to jeffdavisrealty@aol.com
The commute has improved since the widening of I-77. There are delays in the morning and afternoon that can change the drive time from 15 minutes to 30 minutes. Traffic tends to flow a little better toward Charlotte because the lanes widen after exit 23 and an HOV lane was added at exit 18. Coming north in the afternoon often slows to a snail’s pace as lanes narrow at exit 23.
A new interchange for I-485 will open soon just north of exit 18. The jury is still out on what impact this will make on relieving or stressing the current traffic patterns.
I would love to hear more comments from the locals on this topic. Email your thoughts to jeffdavisrealty@aol.com
Huntersville suffers from the typical pains of any fast growing city. When a street widens, it often reveals a new bottleneck. The town planners just published a transportation study, which can be viewed at the Huntersville Town Website. .
Most traffic collects at exits 23 and 25 off of Interstate 77. These areas become very congested during rush hours, but it is relatively manageable as compared to other major thoroughfares in the area. Email your thoughts to jeffdavisrealty@aol.com
The best information I have found is at the Huntersville web site. They recently opened a new Parks & Rec. Facility on Statesville Road. You can find out about the available parks, as well as, future park plans at the Huntersville Parks Website. Contact me if you have any specific questions at jeffdavisrealty@aol.com
When someone relocates they often seek information about physicians, specialists, hospitals and other types of health care, such as extended care. Is there a resource in Huntersville for health care information?
Living in Huntersville, North Carolina is a lot like living in any home town, with local sports being a big part of the lifestyle. Families look for T-Ball, Little League, soccer and of course, junior high and high school sports. What is sport organizations are in Huntersville, North Carolina? Are their sport opportunities for adults? Is there a parks and recreation department in Huntersville?
What are the lifestyle opportunities in and around Huntersville, North Carolina. Are there hiking clubs, biking trails, civic clubs, golf clubs, local arts and theater, lakes, streams, fishing, boating, camping or other types of lifestyle opportunities?
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