Cornelius · Cornelius, NC
9712 Bailey Road
Cornelius, NC · 1,834 sqft
$345,000
Reduced from $350,000
- 4Beds
- 3.5Baths
- 1,834SqFt
- 2000Year
- 81Days on market
About this home
Conveniently located in Cornelius NC with easy access to nearby shops and Huntersville Northcross shopping center. This 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath townhome offers flexibility. A main-level bedroom with a full bath provides the perfect space for guests, a home office, or multigenerational living with open-concept in the main living area.
The layout includes laundry on the main living level (3rd floor), conveniently located near the primary and secondary bedrooms. Community amenities include a pool, playground, and recreation areas, all just minutes from shopping, dining, parks, and Lake Norman.
Whether you’re searching for a primary residence or an investment opportunity, this home offers a versatile layout, low-maintenance living, and a location that continues to attract buyers and renters alike.
Property details
- Beds
- 4
- Baths
- 3.5
- SqFt
- 1,834
- Lot
- —
- Year built
- 2000
- Type
- Single Family
- Days on market
- 81
- Garage
- 1
- Heating
- Central
- Cooling
- Ceiling Fan(s), Central Air
- Foundation
- None
- Flooring
- Carpet
- HOA dues
- $179 / mo
Features
- Storage
Payment estimate
Estimated monthly payment
Includes P&I, tax, insurance, HOA
$2,675/ month
- Principal & interest
- $2,136
- Property tax (~0.90%)
- $258
- Homeowners insurance
- $100
- HOA dues
- $179
Down payment
$17,250 down · $327,750 financed
Income to qualify (28% rule)
~$114,645 / 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 — 37 photos
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.
