Denver · Denver, NC
6826 Teal Drive
Denver, NC · 2,357 sqft
$515,000
Reduced from $525,000
- 3Beds
- 3Baths
- 2,357SqFt
- 1999Year
- 24Days on market
About this home
Step outside into your private backyard oasis, complete with a gorgeous in-ground pool, perfect for summer days and entertaining. Welcome home to this beautifully updated move in ready ranch in Denver's desirable Forest Hills neighborhood with no hoa. This rare property features a full secondary living quarters that could be used as an in-law suite featuring a secondary living room, bedroom, kitchen, and walk in shower featuring its own separate entrance and back deck into the back yard. This 3 bedroom 3 bath home has updated flooring throughout, new interior paint, complete whole house replumbing and fenced in back yard to enjoy your pool with privacy. It has its own RV parking pad with electrical hookup, 2 outdoor storage buildings for tools, storage, and pool supplies. Close to highway 16 and an easy commute to Charlotte. Close to shopping and restaurants! Come see this gem in Denver before its gone!
Property details
- Beds
- 3
- Baths
- 3
- SqFt
- 2,357
- Lot
- —
- Year built
- 1999
- Type
- Single Family
- Days on market
- 24
- Garage
- 2
- Heating
- Central
- Cooling
- Ceiling Fan(s), Central Air, Ductless
- Foundation
- Crawl Space, Slab
Payment estimate
Estimated monthly payment
Includes P&I, tax, insurance
$3,726/ month
- Principal & interest
- $3,189
- Property tax (~0.90%)
- $386
- Homeowners insurance
- $150
- HOA dues
- —
Down payment
$25,750 down · $489,250 financed
Income to qualify (28% rule)
~$159,685 / 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
Gallery — 28 photos
About Denver
Lake Norman west · Rural growth
Lincoln County town on the west side of Lake Norman — fastest-growing rural market in the region, with new subdivisions tied to the lake and the Highway 16 corridor.
