The first step you should take in order to buy a home is to see how much you qualify for.
After you apply and have been pre-qualified for a specific amount, look over our list of Real Estate Agents below and the properties they offer in StatesvilleNC.
When you have found one that fits your budget, let us know which property it is and we will have the agent get in touch with you.
You don't have to guess what the next step is, we will guide you through the entire process.
How much are you spending on your commute to work? Whether moving, considering a new job, weighing the benefits of tele-commuting, or just curious what you're spending given the current cost of gas, you'll probably be interested to see how expensive simply getting to work actually is.
Our list of "Rent To Own Properties" are constantly being updated due to the activity of this market. If there doesn't seem to be any properties to view it is probably due to a change being made. If this happens to you please call 336-753-0844 or write john@mtgbuy.com
Many people today believe that they do not quaify for for a home loan due to various reasons. Below is a list of some of the hard to find home loans we have acess to that can help you purchase the home of your dreams
1) Just Graduated College & No Job History Mortgage
Iredell County Board of Elections County Office Building
Surface Arteries Interstates 77 and 40 intersect in Statesville and provide nine interchanges cumulatively. State Highways 90 and 115, and U.S. Routes 64, 70 and 21 are major thoroughfares through the area.
Over-the Road Travel Time to Major Cities Asheville, NC - 1 hour, 30 minutes - 98 mi Atlanta, GA - 4 hours, 30 minutes - 266 mi Charlotte, NC - 40 minutes - 41 mi Greenville, SC - 2 hours, 10 minutes - 218 mi Winston-Salem, NC - 40 minutes - 43 mi Raleigh, NC - 2 hours, 30 minutes-136 mi
Air TransportationTwo commercial airports within an hour's drive serve Statesville: Piedmont Triad International Airport located in Greensboro and Charlotte-Douglas International Airport. Airlines providing service to both cities include USAirways, Delta, Continental, United and American also serve Charlotte.
Trucking Thirty-five carriers serve the area with many local terminals such as: ADC Transport, C&C Trucking, Carrier Haulers, Consolidated Freightways, Douglas & Sons, Gray Rock Farms, Holland Transfer, Jack Wooten Company, Roadway Express, Shives Trucking, Textile Freight Systems, and Yellow Freight Systems Inc.
Statesville Flying Serviceoperates from the Statesville Municipal Airport to provide charter service and aircraft rental, as well as maintenance, storage and a variety of ground services. The city owned airport features a lighted east-west runway 5,000 feet long x 100 feet wide with localizer and NDB approaches. South of the terminal is a corporate hangar park with land leases available.
All questions regarding ticketing, reservations and flight information should be directed to the individual airlines at the following numbers:
* Revaluation Year - Next revaluation will be effective for January 1, 2011. ** Persons receiving the Elderly/Disabled Exemption receive a 50% fee reduction in the Solid Waste Fee. *** For Town of Davidson Residents Only – Fee applied to all registered motor vehicles.
Statesville is also home to numerous attractions and activities including Historic Downtown Statesville, Lake Norman, NASCAR, Fort Dobbs, golf, outlet shopping, unique local cuisine, arts and culture, museums and even gem mining.
Statesville also serves as a gateway destination to the North Carolina Mountains, Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Hickory furniture stores or even the nearby Yadkin Valley Wine Region...find it all close by in Statesville.
Statesville may still be best known for it's location at the intersection of Interstate 77 and Interstate 40, but after spending a few days in the area, you will discover why Statesville is more than a crossroads.
Daveste' Vineyards
The Vineyard Estate, planted in 2005, grows Malbec, Merlot, Chambourcin, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and the lessor know Rkatsiteli and Chouchillon. The Tasting room, which overlooks the vineyard, is a 1,500 square-foot rustic timber-frame style and is open to the public. There is also an Art Gallery, that features works by North Carolina artists throughout the year. The Vineyard and Tasting room are located off of interstates I-40 and I-77 at 155 Lytton Farm Road, Troutman, NC 28166. Hours of operation are Wednesday - Friday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sunday 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. You can visit them on the web at www.daveste.com.
Dashana Hall Plantation 704-872-3608
The Darshana Hall Plantation is comprised of two houses, the first home was built in 1753, the second was built in 1818. Three families have been building on the plantation for over four centuries This is the largest plantation in the area and is a National Historic Register Property. Tours can be arranged by reservation. www.darshanahallplantation.com
Listed on the National Historic Register, Allison Woods features original buildings from the 1760’s, historic and ornamental gardens,“heritage” gardens on over 3,000 wooded acres. http://www.allison-woods.org
Downtown Statesville 704-872-3436
I-40, Exit 150 (South on Center Street) I-77 Exit 50 (West on Broad Street)
Take a step back in time as you explore the architecturally rich commercial historic district and the four surrounding residential districts that are the heart of Statesville. From the 1700’s cornerstone of the original “Fourth Creek Settlement” to the beautifully restored Lowenstein House on Walnut Street to former Federal Court House on Center Street, you’ll experience history come to life in the diverse buildings, shops, restaurants and homes of Downtown Statesville. http://www.downtownstatesvillenc.org
North Carolina Fresco Trail
Begin your journey on the Fresco Trail in Statesville, home to the Images At The Crossroads Fresco. This timely piece was crafted by Ben Long and rests just inside the Statesville Civic Center.
The Ben Long Fresco Trail let's you expeirence some of the greatest masterpieces in modern art. Fresco is the medium Michelangelo chose when he painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. The Trail will take you from Statesville to the mountains and the foothills of the Blue Ridge to the bustling streets of Charlotte, a total of 11 stops in all.
Situated in the Piedmont region of North Carolina near the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Fort Dobbs State Historic Site provides a window into the tumultuous period of history known as the French and Indian War (1754-1763) or Seven Years War. As the only state historic site associated with the period, it represents North Carolina's link with a global war for empire that crossed five continents, lasted nearly a decade and sowed the seeds for independence.
Fort Dobbs is open Tuesday-Saturday, 10-4pm and offers living history daily, living history weekends and special events.
Hiddenite Hiddenite Center/Historic Lucas Mansion 828-632-6966 Hiddenite Gems/Emerald Hollow 828-632-3394
Exit 148 (Hwy 90 West), I-40
Named for the gem found only in this area, this quaint township features Hiddenite Gems/Emerald Hollow where the largest emerald in North America weighing 1,686.3 karats was found. The Hiddenite Center/Historic Lucas Mansion is a three-story Victorian mansion housing various collections and art galleries as well as a toy and doll collection. http://hiddenitecenter.com
Iredell Museums, Inc.704-873-4734
Living History Site 1335 Museum Road - I-40, Exit 150 (Hwy 115 North)
Office and Gallery Location - 134 Court Street in Historic Downtown Statesville - I-40, Exit 150 (Center Street/Hwy 115 South)
The museum houses a variety of visual art, local history and natural science exhibits, including a 3,000 year old mummy. The museum also has a living history site on 30 acres with log cabins and walking trails. The Children's Museum has a satellite location in Signal Hill Mall (I-77, Exit 50) http://www.iredellmuseum.com
Love Valley and Linney’s Mill 704-592-2075 Exit 150 (Hwy 115 North), I-40
Founded in 1954, the Town of Love Valley (705-592-7451) is a western resort town nestled in the Brushy Mountains featuring shops, 800 acres horse riding trails. A few miles north is Linney’s Mill. One of the few fully operational grist mills in North Carolina. Mill store and swinging bridge on property. http://www.lovevalley.com http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~bmbranches/mbrymill.html
Dodge sponsored drivers Scott Riggs (#10) Elliot Sadler (#19)and Kasey Kahne (#9). The shop features the cars, memorabilia, trophies and viewing windows into the garage to watch the technicians work their magic. http://www.evernhammotorsports
Statesville Train Depot704-878-3436
Exit 49-A (Hwy 70 West, Hwy 115 South), I-77
Originally built in 1911, the Depot was moved and beautifully restored. Houses the “Land and Legends” project featuring historical interpretation through art and exhibits by local artists. http://www.downtownstatesvillenc.org/dtour01.htm
Governor Zebulon Vance House and Museum704-876-0376
Exit 150 (Hwy 115 South), I-40 501 West Sharpe Street
Built approx. 1832-1860, this Greek Revival two-story frame house is one of the oldest structures in Statesville. In 1865 it served as headquarters for Governor Zebulon Vance during his exile from the state capitol during the last months of the Civil War. The house is now operated as a museum by the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Crossroads Shopping Center
Exit 151 (Hwy 21 North), I-40
Numerous restaurants and shops including Thorlos Outlet, featuring socks for every activity, and the Russell Stover Candies Outlet with tasty treats including sugar free/low carb selections.
Signal Hill Mall
Exit 50, I-77 East on Broad Street
Department stores, specialty shops, galleries and museums are featured in this indoor shopping area as well as local and nationally known restaurants.
JR Discount Outlet704-872-5300
Exit 50, I-77 East on Broad Street
One of North Carolina’s most unique shopping experiences with over 300,000 square feet filled with bargains. Thousands of brand name products at bargain prices. You’ll find the best prices on designer perfumes, linens, collectibles, clothing, and all forms of gifts and necessities at JR’s, the world’s largest cigar and cigarette discounter.
Newtowne Plaza Shopping Center
Exit 50, I-77 East on Broad Street
Numerous restaurants and shops including JR Outlet Center, The Rack Room Shoe Outlet and Clearance Center, The Wine Maestro and The Classic Crafter featuring over 250 regional artists and crafters.
Historic Downtown Statesville704-878-3436
Exit 50, I-77 (West on Broad Street) or Exit 150, I-40 (South on Center Street)
Specialty stores abound in the Downtown Statesville Commercial Historic District. Antiques, outdoor sports and camping gear, jewelry, local arts and crafts, specialty clocks, clothing, shoes and boots are just a few of the treasures awaiting you in Downtown Statesville. While you’re there, take a quick break at one of the local diners or make it a special evening at one of our unique fine dining restaurants. http://www.downtownstatesvillenc.org/home.htm
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