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Would You Want to Live in this $22 Million Estate Now On Sale Outside of Charlotte?

Yes, you read that right… $22 million! We are kicking off this new year with a new $22 million estate that is now on sale right outside of Charlotte. The…

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Yes, you read that right... $22 million! We are kicking off this new year with a new $22 million estate that is now on sale right outside of Charlotte. The newly listed mansion is a nearly 6-acre property in Mooresville on Lake Norman and is one of the most expensive homes listed right now in the Charlotte area.

The home offers 6 bedrooms in the main house, 4 bedrooms in the guest house, and a cottage with 9 kettles. Yes, that is quite a bit of space. You have 10 rooms for people to sleep in, 17 bathrooms, and over 12,000 sq. ft. to live in. The property was built in 2009 and allows you to get some peace and quiet outside of the city. The home has some great features including heated flooring, a wet bar, cameras, a story great room, and more. Sounds like the perfect house to me and the pictures are to die for. I may not be on the market for a home, but looking at something this beautiful is amazing. You can't help but think "what if" when you see a home this pretty!

The estate has been up for sale for 23 days and has gained thousands of views. Seems like many people are enjoying looking at the home and in awe. Check out all of the photos of the home here. Even if $22 million is not in your budget, you can still enjoy the views!

5 Charlotte Area Neighborhoods Among The 10 Best Places To Buy A House In North Carolina

While there may be a slight improvement it's still a crazy market to try to buy a home in. The prices seem to stay crazy high, with no end to this housing bubble in sight. I would love to buy my first house, but like many, I simply can't in this market. And if you are paying these prices you want to make sure you're buying in the right area. Luckily, Niche.com decided to do the homework to determine the best places to buy a house in North Carolina. They recently released a list of the best places to live in the state, factoring in both cities, suburbs, towns and city neighborhoods.

Charlotte and the surrounding areas were very well represented on this list with five Charlotte neighborhoods making the top 10 places to buy a house. This includes both neighborhoods and suburbs.

“The Best Places to Buy a House ranking provides a comprehensive assessment of the housing and community of an area,” they explain the in the study. “This grade takes into account key factors of a location’s housing market, including home values, taxes, crime rates, and quality of local schools, in an attempt to measure the quality and stability of an area’s real estate market.”

Other factors included in the analysis include home value to income ratio, public school grades, monthly housing costs, the cost of living, the higher education rate, the median home value, and more.

So, are the best places to buy a house in North Carolina? Read on for the top 10 as well as the other Charlotte area neighborhoods. Or you can read the full list via Niche.com.

24. Hemby Bridge, NC

Hemby Bridge is a small town in Union County, NC. The town has a population of 1,957.

23. Governor's Square

The Governor's Square neighborhood of Charlotte is in the South Park area. It includes the area of Charlotte Country Day between Carmel, Sharon View, Sharon, and Colony.

20. Weddington

I'm a little surprised Weddington didn't rank higher on this list. Union County and Weddington in particular tend to get a lot of love, particularly for the schools. This are is continuing to see rapid growth and people flocking to it, for good reason.

16. Pleasant Hill Road

The Pleasant Hill Neighborhood of Charlotte is home to around 7,000 people. It's situated on Lake Wylie but still within the city limits.

12. Harrisburg

The suburb of Harrisburg sits northeast of Charlotte in Cabarrus County. With a population over around 18,500 it's got a small town feel close to the hustle and bustle of Charlotte.

10. Providence Crossing

Providence Crossing is a quiet South Charlotte neighborhood that includes the Waverly and Rae Farms shopping centers. This area has experienced rapid growth and has plenty to offer residents.

9. Boiling Springs

Boiling Springs, the town of just under 5,000 is located in Cleveland County. The town is home to Gardner Webb University and is a single stoplight town.

8. Olde Providence South

A great location and wonderful schools make Olde Providence South the 8th best place to buy a house in North Carolina. The neighborhood is nestled off Providence Road about halfway between SouthPark and the Arboretum area.

7. McAdenville

Who wouldn't want to live in Christmastown USA? This Gaston County town is convenient to Charlotte and Gastonia but has its own personality.

6. Stokesdale

Stokesdale is a Guilford County suburb of Greensboro. This small town makes a great place to call home.

5. Wallburg

We stay in the triad region with Wallburg coming in at number 5 on Niche's list. Wallburg is a Winston-Salem suburb and is home to around 3,000 residents.

4. Lewisville

Our last stop in the Triad is Lewisville. Residents love the quaint downtown but the area is large enough to provide all residents need just a stone's throw from Winston-Salem.

3. Fairview

At first glance I assumed this was the area around Fairview Road/SouthPark in Charlotte. But it's actually Fairview in Buncombe County. This town of just under 3,000 residents is just outside of Asheville.

2. Providence Plantation

This massive south Charlotte neighborhood comes in at number 2 on this not to my surprise. It's got great schools and is convenient to shopping, dining, and many other amenities.

1. Colonial Village

Did you have to take a second look at the map to see exactly where Colonial Village was? I know I did. In the lower Southend area is Colonial Village a neighborhood that is currently benefiting from rapid growth and development. Securing a home in this neighborhood will get you a great return on your investment in a few years.

Randi Moultrie is a Charleston, South Carolina native and has been in the radio industry for the last few years in Charlotte. Randi started with Beasley Media Group as an intern in 2019 and is now thriving in the digital world. Randi enjoys writing about her favorite foods (especially pizza) and all things fashion and travel. As one who loves taking trips to find new foods, it’s not surprising that she enjoys writing about both!