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Aero Plantation – Alma Village – Anklin Forrest – Barrington – Berkshire – Brantley Oaks – Briarcrest – Briarcrest North/The Enclave at Briarcrest – Camberley – Cavaillon – Champion Forest – Chatelaine – Chatsworth – Conservancy at Waxhaw Creek – Copper Run – Cortona – Crow Creek Acres – Cureton – Deerfield Plantation – Demere – Drayton Hall Estates – Fairfax Farms – Firethorne – Greenbrier – Grove Manor – Harrison Park – Heathwood – Hermitage Place – Highclere – Hillcrest – Hollister – Hunter Oaks – Inverness on Providence – Kings Corner – Kingsmead at Hunter Oaks – Kingston on Providence – Lawson – Lochaven Estates – Longview – Magnolia Ridge – Marvin Acres – Marvin Creek – Marvin Estates – Millbridge – New Towne Village – Oak Hill Plantation – Old Hickory – Oldenburg – Oldstone Forest – Park Providence – Plantation Forest – Prescot – Providence Acres – Providence Downs – Providence Downs South – Providence Glen – Providence Grove – Providence Pines – Quellin – Rosecliff – Sedgefield – Shannon Vista – Silver Creek – Skyecroft – Somerset – Southbrook – Stonegate – Stratford on Providence – The Chimneys of Marvin – The Gardens On Providence – The Gates at Ansley – The Glen at Wesley Oaks – The Highlands at Greenbrier – The Oaks On Providence – The Preserve at Forest Creek – The Preserve at Marvin – The Reserve – Therrell Farms – Triple C Mini Ranches – Tuscany – Twelve Oaks – Walden at Providence – Walden Pond – Walnut Crest – Waxhaw Farms – Waxhaw Meadows – Weddington Chase – Weddington Preserve – Weddington Trace – Wesley Oaks – Willow Creek – Wisackola Park – Woodhall – Woodland Forest – Woodleaf – Wrenn Creek

Condo & Townhome Complexes in Waxhaw NC

Alma Village – Baraka Place – Cureton – Main Street Station – Towns at Audrey Park

Waxhaw, North Carolina

The quaint and historic Town of Waxhaw North Carolina offers a great place to raise a family. Waxhaw NC homes and neighborhoods feature beautiful parks, excellent schools, unique shops, accent on the arts, extensive sports programs, and community activities.

Located in Union County about 30 miles south of Uptown Charlotte NC real estate, this rapidly growing town is home to about 15,300. To accommodate the population burst moving to Waxhaw it has encouraged the development of a wide variety of residential options to suit people of all incomes and ages.

For example, the pedestrian-friendly development Cureton, with its commercial core, offers single-family homes and townhomes. Older Waxhaw NC homes in the downtown historic district also provide convenience and small-town camaraderie for residents. Buyers who would like Waxhaw horse properties and farms may look in the area just south of town.

The Waxhaw Indians inhabited the area long before European immigrants. During the 1700s, many Scot-Irish and German immigrants arrived via the great wagon road. When in 1888 the railroad route to Atlanta brought prosperity, the local cotton industries took off. The town chartered in 1889 and remained the center of cotton farming until the 1960s.

At that time, with the increasing outsourcing of textile making to other nations, Waxhaw took the initiative to remake itself into a charming tourist destination. The Waxhaw Historic District is on the National Register of Historic Places. Many historic buildings now house antique shops, specialty shops, and fine and casual restaurants.

Cane Creek Park, south of town, is another community hub. Sprawling over 1000 acres of beautiful natural landscape, Cane Creek Park hosts activities and visitors. Community events include Scottish games, the arts and crafts festival, the Fourth of July and Christmas parades, antique shows, and the traditional Civil War reenactment.

The inland community boasts the rolling hills of the Piedmont. It has mild winters and hot humid summers and plenty of precipitation throughout the year, including some winter storms. It is centrally located approximately 23 miles from the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport, an easy commute to the metropolitan area.