
Waxhaw, NC real estate honors its heritage even in lieu of abundant growth surrounding the town. Named after a Native American Tribe which once inhabited the area, Waxhaw, NC real estate owners aim to preserve its unique history. Railroads were built in 1901 and were laid directly through the center of town as a symbol of prosperity they offered the residents. Today, the railroad remains, bordered by grassy hills, dividing the store fronts of each side of the downtown area. Years later, Waxhaw, NC real estate gained popularity as an equestrian community. Even today as you drive along the rolling hills and mature trees which shade the road, many of the beautiful horse farms are still in site.
Waxhaw, NC real estate honors its heritage even in lieu of abundant growth surrounding the town. Named after a Native American Tribe which once inhabited the area, Waxhaw, NC real estate owners aim to preserve its unique history. Railroads were built in 1901 and were laid directly through the center of town as a symbol of prosperity they offered the residents. Today, the railroad remains, bordered by grassy hills, dividing the store fronts of each side of the downtown area. Years later, Waxhaw, NC real estate gained popularity as an equestrian community. Even today as you drive along the rolling hills and mature trees which shade the road, many of the beautiful horse farms are still in site.
Union County is one of the fastest growing county's in North Carolina. The median age is 35 and the median income per household in Waxhaw is $55, 184. The estimated population is approximately 3,500 and growing. Even though Waxhaw, NC real estate is only 2.82 square miles, the town can offer its residents low taxes and a crime rate below (2%) two percent. Eighty six percent (86%) of all homes are owned, ten percent (10%) are rentals and there is currently a four percent vacancy (4%).
The Union County School District ranks 45 out of the 179 districts in North Carolina. The schools, which are Marvin Ridge, Cuthbertson and Weddington, in the Waxhaw area have maintained incredibly high rankings based on standardized test scores. Marvin Ridge Elementary and Weddington Elementary are both ranked 15 and above out of 1,350 elementary schools in North Carolina. The middle schools are excellent as well. Marvin Ridge Middle School and Weddington Middle School rank in the top 12 of all middle schools in North Carolina. Cuthbertson (a feeder school) is only in its second year and is a School of Excellence ranking 23rd. All the high schools in Waxhaw rank in the top 85 out of 563 in North Carolina.
Waxhaw, NC real estate is located in the western part of Union County. It is north of Lancaster, SC and less than 20 miles south of Charlotte, NC with easy access to I-485 which connects to Interstate Highways I-77 and I-85. Charlotte-Douglas Airport is a 30 minute drive via I-485.
The Town Park and State Park are within the downtown area of Waxhaw. Just outside the town is Cane Creek Park, a 1,050 acre park with natural areas and recreation. Lining the streets of Waxhaw, NC real estate are many antique shops and dining establishments from mom and pop restaurants to wonderful bistros. Although, shopping and dining are available in Waxhaw, major shopping areas are off Rea Road at The Blakney, Carolina Place Mall in Pineville, NC and Southpark Mall in Charlotte that are all within 25 miles or less. The Town of Waxhaw offers many festivals throughout the year for the entire family to enjoy. The area of Ballantyne is 10 miles away via rolling hills and country roads. There, one will find a theater, several fine dining restaurants, boutiques and other retail locations for all age groups in the area of Waxhaw, NC real estate.
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