Avalon Point

History

Avalon Point was developed in the early 2020s on a rare undeveloped deep-water peninsula off Brawley School Road in Mooresville — one of the last premium waterfront parcels before the Catawba River narrows. The developer marketed it as 'modern luxury on the lake,' attracting buyers who wanted floor-to-ceiling glass, flat roofs, and infinity pools alongside traditional Lake Norman deep-water docks.

Lifestyle

Mornings begin with sunrise yoga on the rooftop terrace, mid-days with poolside work from the covered outdoor kitchen, and evenings with sunset cocktails on the private dock before dinner at the lakeside fire pit. The culture is young-executive and design-conscious — a community of primary residents who treat the home as both sanctuary and entertaining stage.

Architecture

Contemporary and transitional custom homes, 4,500–8,000 sq ft, with flat and shed roofs, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, steel-and-wood framing, and cantilevered decks. Interiors feature double-height living rooms, chef's kitchens with waterfall islands, and primary suites with soaking tubs overlooking the water. Outdoor living includes infinity-edge pools, covered outdoor kitchens, and fire pits. Several homes were built by Peters Custom Homes with interior architecture by Emerald & Oak Design.