2723Heidleburg Lane

RE/MAX Executive Realty7752 Gateway Lane ~ Concord, NC

www.leighsells.com704-979-7034 ~ 866-440-7136

Features --• Built 1984

• 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms plus powder room

• +/- 1700 sf heated living area

• .36 acre lot, mostly level

• Concrete driveway, two parking spaces

• Kitchen updated with newer countertops and appliances

• Large formal dining room

• Baths updated with tile, fixtures

• City water and sewer

• Pottery Barn perfect colors!

or why you’ll love this home!

Welcome Home!

• Woodburning fireplace

• Newer interior paint

• Laminate floors in dining room; updated lighting

• Updated hardware, newer countertops

• Laminate floors

• Updated appliances

• Bow window in the breakfast

Kitchen Center

• Large master with 2 walk-in closets

• Updated bath with tile floors

• New carpet

• Bath with tile floor, new vanity

Master Suite

Secondary Bedrooms• New carpet in bedrooms

• Ceiling fans

• Very spacious!

• Bath with tile floor, updatedmirror, updated plumbing

• Large deck is perfect forentertaining

• Yard is mostly level, backsto trees

• Laundry room at side entry;could be a mud room

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Other Features

History of Charlotte, North CarolinaFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Charlotte is the largest city in the state of North Carolina and the seat ofMecklenburg County. In 2009, Charlotte's population was estimated to be 716,874,making it the 19th largest city in the United States. A resident of Charlotte isreferred to as a Charlottean.

Nicknamed the Queen City, Charlotte (as well as the county containing it) is namedin honor of the German Princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg, who had becomequeen consort of British King George III the year before the city's founding.

A second nickname derives from later in the 18th century. During the AmericanRevolutionary War, British commander General Cornwallis occupied the city but wasdriven out soon afterwards by hostile residents, prompting him to write thatCharlotte was "a hornet's nest of rebellion," leading to another city nickname: TheHornet's Nest.

In 2009, the Charlotte metropolitan area had anestimated population of 1,725,759. The Charlottemetropolitan area is part of a wider thirteen-countylabor market region or combined statistical area thathas an estimated population (as of 2007) of 2,277,074.In 2008, Charlotte was chosen the "Best Place to Livein America" by relocate-america.com in its annualranking, based on factors including employmentopportunities, crime rates, and housing affordability.It was also named #8 of the 100 "Best Places to Liveand Launch" by CNNMoney.com - cities picked fortheir vibrant lifestyles and opportunities for newbusinesses.

Out and About in Charlotte & MecklenburgCounty…

NATIONAL WHITEWATER CENTEROpen in summer 2006, the Whitewater Park sits on more than 300 acres of woodlands along the CatawbaRiver for use as a rafting, canoeing, and kayaking sports and training center. The USNWC hosts World Cupcompetitions, Olympic Trials and international Olympic athletes working and training at the center. Thecenter features a multiple channel artificial river, more than 11 miles of trails for mountain biking, running,and hiking, indoor and outdoor climbing facilities, and a ropes course. For more information, visitwww.usnwc.org.

CAROLINA HISTORIC AVIATION COMMISSION AIR MUSEUMAir Museum and aircraft restoration facility. Call for hours and prices. For more information, visitwww.carolinasaviation.org.

CAROLINA RENAISSANCE FESTIVALThe Carolinas’ annual Renaissance Festival is rapidly becoming a popular regional attraction and tradition.Thousands of visitors drive to the charming forest and meadows, just north of Charlotte, that have beentransformed into an elaborate 16th century village celebrating the adventure, pagentry and romance of theRenaissance era. You can mingle with royalty, townspeople, equestrians and artisans; enjoy endlessentertainment, tasty and savory foods, rides and games. From the lowliest of peasants to King Henry himself,along with lovely maidens, and gamesmen, all bring to life the ambience of a Renaissance village at play. TheFestival performs for seven weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) October through November.

CHARLOTTE HISTORIC TROLLEY MUSEUMFeatures photos, exhibits and trolley rides. Game day transportation begins two hours before and ends onehour after game time. Call for hours and prices. For more information, visit www.charlottetrolley.com.

CHARLOTTE MUSEUM OF HISTORYThe Charlotte Museum of History offers audience-focused programs and exhibits, based on the people,buildings, stories and objects spanning the region’s history, while providing a historic context forunderstanding how conditions and decisions of the past impact the region today and shape its future. Formore information, visit www.charlottemuseum.org.

DISCOVERY PLACEOne of the top hands-on science museums in the nation Discovery Place provides ever-changing entertainingfacilities of a variety of experiences in science. Call for hours and prices. For more information, visitwww.discoveryplace.org.

HENDRICK MOTORSPORTSFounded by Rick Hendrick over two decades ago Hendrick Motorsports has fielded some of the mostfamous names in NASCAR in its Chevrolets. For more information, visit www.hendrickmotorsports.com.

JEFF GORDON RACING SCHOOLDrive an authentic Nextel Cup car on the same super speedways the pros race on. You can drive actual racedriven Nextel Cup cars, driven by NASCAR favorites including 4-time NASCAR Champion Jeff Gordon,Dale Earnhardt Jr., Michael Waltrip, Matt Kenseth and others. This is as close as you’ll ever get to driving inthe Nextel Cup series. For more information, visit www.jeffgordonracingschool.com.

LEVINE MUSEUM OF THE NEW SOUTHCharlotte’s only regional history museum focusing on the New South period. An interactive museum currentlyfeaturing changing and traveling exhibits that offer a real and poignant view of Charlotte’s past. People of allages will find the hands-on history educational and entertaining. It is the only museum in the countryconcentrating exclusively on New South history. For more information, visit www.museumofthenewsouth.org.

MINT MUSEUM OF ARTNorth Carolina’s first art museum with American and European paintings, pre-Columbian art, regional crafts,historic costumes, African art, golf coins minted in Charlotte and one of Americas outstanding collections ofpottery and porcelain. One of the premiere fine arts museums of the Southeast. For more information, visitwww.mintmuseum.org.

MINT MUSEUM OF CRAFT AND DESIGNAn renovation of the five-story Montaldo’s department store, designed by Charlotte architect Louis Asbury in1953. The museum’s permanent collection documents the evolution of craft. Featuring the technical virtuosityand inspirations of craft artists from all over showcased in this museum. For more information, visitwww.mintmuseum.org.

PARAMOUNT’S CAROWINDS WATER AND THEME PARKThe Carolinas’ premier 100-acre water and theme park has more than 100 attractions for all ages includingthrilling rides, like TOP GUN: The Jet Coaster; musical revues and shows; Zoom Zone children’s area; WaterWorks water park; concerts and special events; and year-round campground. Park operates from early springto early fall. Water Works operates through the summer months. For more information, visitwww.carowinds.com.

RE/MAX Executive Realty7752 Gateway Lane ~ Concord, NC

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