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137 Castle Pines Lane Statesville, NC 28625

$320,000

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137 Castle Pines Lane Statesville, NC 28625
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2 full
Square Feet
1,710
Acres
0.59
Type
Single Family
MLS#
2457112
Subdivision
To Be Added
Primary BR on Main
Yes
Golf Course
No

Listing Brokerage Name

General

Type

  • Single Family

Style

  • Ranch
  • One Story

Parking

  • Garage

Year Built

  • 2010

Acreage

  • 0.59

Square Feet

  • 1,710

Sold Date

  • Aug 4, 2022

Subdivision

  • To Be Added

Schools

Elementary School

  • Iredell Statesville Schools

Middle School

  • Iredell Statesville Schools

High School

  • Iredell Statesville Schools

Interior

Fireplace

  • Yes

Flooring

  • Carpet
  • Laminate
  • Wood Floor

Sewer Type

  • Septic Tank

Water Type

  • County Water

Cooling

  • Central Air

Heating

  • Forced Air

Appliances

  • Electric Range
  • Microwave

Interior Features

  • 9 Ft Ceiling
  • Cable TV Available
  • Ceiling Fan
  • Granite Counter

Room Floor

  • Master Bedroom
  • Main

Exterior

Exterior Features

  • Fenced Yard

Exterior Construction

  • Stone Ext
  • Vinyl Ext

Lot Dimensions

  • 125 x 192 x 127 x 199

Roof

  • Shingle

Foundation

  • Crawl Space
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Photo of Statesville

Statesville is a small town situated a reasonable distance from Charlotte to the south and the Triad region to the east. This lively community has plenty in store for residents, from outdoor recreation to family-friendly events.

 

Real Estate

Statesville real estate includes a mix of both restored historic properties and new construction homes. The tucked-away neighborhoods in Statesville hold beautiful homes, primarily in traditional and Colonial styles, along tree-lined streets. The cost of living in Statesville is less than that of the state and nation, especially when compared to nearby larger cities like Charlotte and Greensboro.

 

Lifestyle and Attractions

Statesville is a small historic city serving as the county seat of Iredell County. It is situated at the crossroads of I-77 and I-40, providing easy access in and out of the city. Statesville is almost equidistant from Charlotte and the Triad cities of Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point. With a population of more than 25,000, this thriving city has experienced substantial growth in both investment and infrastructure in recent years. Statesville is a growing hub for life sciences, and a center for distribution and logistics companies.

 

Attractions in and around Statesville include the Fort Dobbs State Historic Site, Lake Norman, the Love Valley Western Resort, and Zootastic Wildlife Park. Other local activities include wineries, gem mining, indoor go-cart racing, and outlet shopping. Residents have the option to visit the nearby major cities of Charlotte, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point for shopping, dining, entertainment, and even employment. The city hosts two unique festivals each year, the Carolina BalloonFest in October, and the Statesville Pumpkin Festival in November.

 

Nearby Schools and Higher Education

Statesville is served by Iredell-Statesville Schools, ranked among the 20 largest school districts in the state. There are 19 public schools located in Statesville, and a number of private school options in the city and the surrounding area. In addition to Mitchell Community College in Statesville, residents may access a number of colleges and universities nearby, including Davidson College, the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and more.

 

History

The history of Statesville dates back to 1753, when Scots-Irish Presbyterians and German Lutherans migrated from Pennsylvania to Statesville, where the soil was fertile for crops, and the game and water were plentiful. The settlement was named Fourth Creek Congregation after the fresh water stream nearby that was the fourth creek west of the neighboring settlement of Salisbury. The center of the settlement was a log cabin, which still stands and is now the First Presbyterian Church.

 

In 1788, the state legislature divided Rowan County, and named the new county Iredell for James Iredell, an associate justice of the first Supreme Court during the presidency of George Washington. The following year, the Fourth Creek Congregation was chosen as the location of the county seat. The settlement became known as Statesville.

 

In 1833, the leaders of Statesville formulated plans and began laying track for railroads to connect the Piedmont region with the rest of the country. By 1858, Statesville had become a rapidly growing town, eventually becoming a leader in the production of tobacco and tobacco products, whiskey manufacturing, and the distribution of roots and herbs.

 

Approximate Distance to:

 

Uptown Charlotte: 41 Miles

Winston-Salem: 45.5 Miles

 

Charlotte Douglas International Airport: 45 Miles

 

Hospitals:

  • Iredell Health System: 1.5 Miles

  • Davis Regional Medical Center: 4.5 Miles

 

Major Highways:

  • I-77: 2 Miles

  • I-40: 2 Miles


 
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