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Lake Norman's waterfront stretches through Mecklenburg, Iredell, Catawba and Lincoln counties, over 550 miles of shoreline. Lake Norman has islands to explore, fishing to enjoy and restaurants to dock your boat and enjoy the food. Whether you love the water or just enjoy taking in the scenic backdrop it provides, you'll find it's an essential part of life in the Lake Norman area.
The west side of Lake Norman is quickly building more new waterfront communities. With endless opportunities for entertainment on the lake, people are flocking to Denver, North Carolina to find new waterfront homes that aren't in the middle of all of the hubbub. This side of Lake Norman allows for quiet evenings enjoying the sunset and looking out over the calm water, boating excursions on sunny afternoons, and a quality of life that is behond what many of us dream of.
Take a look at some of West Lake Norman's communities, or read about featured communities on the east side of Lake Norman below, to find out what waterfront living is all about...
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The Peninsula Club, located in Cornelius, is a Private Golf Club featuring an 18-hole championship course designed by Rees Jones with the majority of play along the shores of Lake Norman. The Peninsula Club features a 35,000 square foot clubhouse, numerous dining options, swimming, tennis and fitness facilities. The Peninsula community is also home to The Yacht Club, which has 405 deep-water slips. The Peninsula community is filled with waterfront and golf course homes, surrounded by fine dining, shopping, recreational and educational opportunities - all conveniently located minutes from I-77 and downtown Charlotte. The Peninsula is not just a community but a complete lifestyle built around luxury and the finest amenities on the lake.
The Point Lake and Golf Club, located in Mooresville, is reminiscent of a Nantucket Village nestled on the shores of Lake Norman. Greg Norman designed the 18-hole lakeside golf course that is surrounded by not only the glistening waters of Lake Norman, but the charming village area that houses the General Store, local Tavern, Family Activities Center, a Village Green, and the Meeting House. The Golf Club offers residents not only a challenging round of golf, but swimming, tennis and dining. Homes in this picturesque community range from the $600K's to well into the millions, with almost every home offering waterfront or waterviews. The homes in The Point are nestled along 18 acres of shoreline with average lot sizes of more than one acre.
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