Monteith Park
Communities of Lake Norman

Monteith Park

Huntersville, North Carolina

New-urbanist village.

Town
Huntersville
Price Range
$525K – $950K
Architecture
New-urbanist
Lifestyle
2 attributes

The Community

Porch-fronted homes around a town green with walking paths.

WalkableFamily-Friendly

History

Monteith Park is a new-urbanist village built in the 2000s around a town green, porches, and walkable streets — a deliberate counterpoint to typical suburban plats.

Lifestyle

Daily life is on foot — porches, the town green, the coffee shop, and the playground. Neighbors actually know each other's names because they pass each other every day.

Architecture

Porch-fronted classical and craftsman homes, 2,200–4,500 sq ft on small alley-loaded lots. Common features: full front porches, detached garages, and pocket courtyards. Home style notes: New-urbanist.

Amenities

  • Town green and pocket parks
  • Sidewalks and walkable streets
  • Front-porch culture
  • Architectural review board

HOA & Membership

HOA dues approximately $1,400 annually, covering town green, pocket parks, sidewalks, and architectural review.

Average Home Value

Median home value approximately $750K; larger plans and condo lofts vary widely.

Commute

22 minutes to Uptown Charlotte via I-77 · 20 minutes to Charlotte-Douglas (CLT) · 8 minutes to Birkdale Village.

Schools

  • Huntersville Elementary
  • Bailey Middle
  • William Amos Hough High

Dining Within Reach

  • North Harbor Club
  • Galway Hooker (Cornelius)
  • Port City Club (Cornelius)
  • Eddie's on Lake Norman
  • Kindred (Davidson)

Resident Voice

Residents describe Monteith Park as 'the walkable village' — porches, the green, and a Halloween parade that closes the street.

The Case For

  • +Walkable to town green and retail
  • +Front-porch culture
  • +Sidewalks and pocket parks
  • +Good architectural review

Worth Noting

  • Small lots and limited private yard
  • Density higher than typical suburban plats

Hidden Gems

  • The Friday food-truck on the green
  • The unofficial book club on the porches
  • The Halloween parade that closes the street

FAQ

Frequently asked.

Is parking on the street?+

Most lots have alley-loaded garages; street parking is available for guests.

Are short-term rentals allowed?+

Short-term rentals are restricted; long-term leases are permitted with HOA approval.

What is the average sale price?+

Homes trade between $525K and $1M depending on plan size and condo or detached configuration.

On the Ground

Custom builds and renovations in this community frequently involve Peters Custom Homes, with interior architecture by Emerald & Oak Design.