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6003 Warwagon Drive

December 5, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

Spacious 5 bedroom open floor plan home in Union County! Hardwood floors, huge media room w/ 92″ screen and projector. Charming front and back porches and fantastic kitchen with walk-in pantry. Excellent schools and only minutes from I485. Beautiful equestrian community also has pool, clubhouse, soccer field, work out facilities and more!


Listing Price: 319,900
Address: 6003 Warwagon Drive
City: Indian Trail
State: NC
ZIP: 28079
Subdivision: Bonterra
Legal: #59 Bonterra Ph1 Mp6 Opch682
Builder: Bonterra Builders
Tax Value: 339,780
County: Union
MLS # (if any): 2052357
Square Feet: 4110
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 3.5
Basement (full, 1/2, finished, unfinished): no basement
None Year Built: 2005
Complete:
Tax Loc: Indian Trail
Model:
Zoning: Ae4

Approx. Acres: 0.230
Lot Description:
New Construction:
HOA Fee: $825 annually
HOA Phone: 704-544-7779
Rooms:
Style: Transitional
Exterior Const:
Driveway: concrete
Parking: 2 car garage
Aprx Lot Dim:
Primary Residence: yes
Subject to HOA: yes
HOA Mgmt: Cusik
Schools: Poplin Elementary, Porter Ridge Middle and High
Type:
Foundation: slab
Fireplace: yes
Laundry: 1st floor laundry room
Floors: hardwood, carpet, tile

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Charlotte NC America’s #1 Place to Live

May 16, 2008 By admin 1 Comment

Charlotte has been voted America’s #1 city to live in by Relocate-America.com  I’ve been here since 1995, and have been visiting regularly since the early 80′s.  I would never have imagined that there would be so much to do in my adopted hometown, while at the same time keeping the small town feel and relative affordability to other areas.  Check out the links below and let me know what you think?  Agreement/Disagreement/Comments???

Charlotte #1 Place to Live

Charlotte Dethrones Asheville

I moved here 13 years ago with no job and a couch to sleep on in my aunt & uncle’s house.  Now I am raising a family and running a successful business in what is in my opinion the best city in America!

Filed Under: Attractions, Baseball, Buying, Charlotte Real Estate, Condos/Townhomes, Dining, Entertainment, Equestrian, Football, Golf, Homes for Sale, Investing, Living in Charlotte, New Communities, New Communities, News, News Flashes, Relocation, Swimming, Union County, Water Sports, Whitewater

Springsteen, Olympic Trials, Steeplechase In Charlotte

April 25, 2008 By admin Leave a Comment

A great weekend looms before us here in Charlotte!  Actually ‘looms’ might not be the right word, since it’s shaping up to be a fantastic weekend.  If ever you’ve wondered what there is to do in Charlotte – wonder no more.

Beginning today, our own US National Whitewater Center hosts a 3-day event at their exciting facility.  And they’re not just hosting one event – that would be too easy – they are hosting 3 separate events!  First and foremost is the 2008 US National Olympic Team Trials.  15 athletes will be selected for the US National Team, with 5 going on to compete in Bejing at the Olympics!  Second, is the 2008 Canadian Olympic Team Trials.  And third, is the 2008 Pan American Slalom Championships and Olympic Qualifier.  Whew!  That’s a lot of whitewater and a lot of fun.  There is an entry fee for these events.  For more information, visit  USNWC.org.  Take it outside!

Second up for this weekend on Saturday is the Queen’s Cup Steeplechase in Mineral Springs, just outside of Waxhaw.  This annual (last Saturday in April) event draws tens of thousands of spectators and tailgaters all eager to watch incredible horses and jockeys compete over brush and timber jumps at a full gallop.  Tailgate spaces usually sell out, but the enormous infield can hold an infinite number people with room to spare.  Races start around 1pm and last until around 4:30.  A party for everyone near the finish line includes live music and food – and costs nothing – a perfect way to end the day.  Besides the races, there are numerous attractions for kids and adults alike.  Early tickets can be purchased at Harris Teeter.  For more information, visit QueensCup.org.  Each year, the Queen’s Cup proceeds benefit a regional charity.  This year, that charity is Make-A-Wish.  We’ll be there as usual – stop by Withers 46 & 47 and say hi – we’ll save a Mimosa for you!

On Sunday evening, at Bobcats – excuse me – Time Warner Cable Arena – Bruuuuce!  The one, the only, The Boss!  Sadly, the recent death of keyboardist Danny Federici will certainly be felt, but Bruce never fails to inspire and impress even the most jaded concert goers.  It should be a night to remember for all.  What a great way to end the weekend.

And then on Monday, the Wachovia Championship Golf Tournament begins at Quail Hollow Country Club.  The best part of the tournament is that you can bring your camera on Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday!  It’s a great chance to get up close to the pros.  For ticket information, visit  WachoviaChampionship.com. 

With all of that going on – no one can claim to be bored in the upcoming days.  I’m going to need a weekend to recover from the weekend!  Have fun everyone and report back on your experiences! 

Filed Under: Attractions, Entertainment, Equestrian, Golf, Living in Charlotte, Sports, Water Sports, Whitewater

Steeplechase Racing in Charlotte This Weekend!

April 23, 2007 By admin 3 Comments

Looking for something to do on April 28?  Head on down to Mineral Springs (just south of Charlotte near Waxhaw) for the annualQueen’s Cup Steeplechase.  You can spend the day outdoors while supporting Hospice of Union County.

Steeplechase races are longer than traditional thoroughbred race (such as the Kentucky Derby), and are run over hurdles.  The Queen’s Cup is held at Brooklandwood on a beautiful course that contains some hills, affording spectators excellent views of the action.  There are six races on the card this year, with the final race a training race over no hurdles.

Tailgating is a tradition at steeplechase races.  Cars are parked around the track and in the infield while elaborate picnics are enjoyed by the patrons.  All tailgating spaces have been sold for 2007, but General Admission badges (required for anyone over the age of 12) are being sold at area Harris Teeter and McAllister’s Deli stores for $23.  General Admission allows you entry to the huge racecourse infield, where you can bring your own picnic and enjoy the day.  Races are held rain or shine, so pack accordingly.

If you’ve never been, you can expect a day of new experiences, with The Mecklenburg Hounds parading before the races, release of a raptor into the wild courtesy of the Carolina Raptor Center, terrier races, pony rides, and more.  Oh – and horse races too!  The fun begins at 10am when the course opens, and continues on with the steeplechase races ending around 4, and a party for all after the last race.

We’ll be there tailgating at Withers 46 & 47.  Stop by and say, "Hi!" – we’ll offer you a Mimosa and show you around.

Filed Under: Attractions, Entertainment, Equestrian, Living in Charlotte, Sports