Cornelius · Cornelius, NC
19641 S Main Street
Cornelius, NC · 1,373 sqft
$675,000
- 3Beds
- 2Baths
- 1,373SqFt
- 1940Year
About this home
Discover a rare opportunity in the heart of Downtown Cornelius, ideally positioned in a prime, highly desirable location with versatile zoning. This property offers the unique potential for residential use or NMX zoning, allowing for certain light commercial uses and creating exciting possibilities for an owner-occupant, investor, or entrepreneur.
Whether you envision a charming personal residence, an investment property, a live/work concept this property provides the flexibility to bring your vision to life. Its central downtown location offers convenient access to local shops, restaurants, community amenities, and the ongoing growth and revitalization of Cornelius.
An exceptional opportunity to own property in one of Cornelius' most sought-after locations with zoning flexibility and long-term potential. Properties offering this combination of location, versatility, and opportunity are truly hard to find—don't miss your chance to make this one your own!
Property details
- Beds
- 3
- Baths
- 2
- SqFt
- 1,373
- Lot
- —
- Year built
- 1940
- Type
- Single Family
- Style
- Cottage
- Heating
- Natural Gas
- Cooling
- Central Air
- Foundation
- Crawl Space
Payment estimate
Estimated monthly payment
Includes P&I, tax, insurance
$4,883/ month
- Principal & interest
- $4,180
- Property tax (~0.90%)
- $506
- Homeowners insurance
- $196
- HOA dues
- —
Down payment
$33,750 down · $641,250 financed
Income to qualify (28% rule)
~$209,297 / year household
A rough rule — actual qualification depends on your full debt picture, credit, and the lender. Christy can introduce you to lenders she trusts.
Numbers are a directional estimate. Actual monthly cost varies by lender, credit, taxes assessed at closing, and insurance carrier. This is not a loan offer or pre-approval.
Location
About Cornelius
Lake Norman · Old Town walkable
North Mecklenburg lake town between Huntersville and Davidson — Old Town walkability, Lake Norman shoreline, and a tighter inventory profile than its neighbors.
