The Palisades is a new 1600 acres planned community that offers resort style Lake Wylie living within an easy commute of downtown Charlotte. Amenities include a Jack Nicklaus designed golf course and clubhouse. Soccer club headquarters, (Charlotte United) an equestrian evening complex with 20-stall barn, lush paddocks, jumping arena, and neighborhood galloping trails , as well as 7 miles of trails and The Palisades' Boat Club.
This idyllic setting will become a host for Charlotte's HomeArama 2008, which is Charlotte's premier annual home and interior design show. The Palisades will host the show for second time in a row, in the community's new elite equestrian neighborhood, The Ranch, on October 10-24, 2008.
The custom homes on display at 2008 promise to be among the most spectacular ever presented during HomeArama - do not miss it!
Within the large community of The Palisades there are 10 sub-communities with different price points, starting from $300,000 and going all the way to $3,500,000, please click on interactive map of The Palisades.
To search for Palisades homes visit us on http://CarolinasMetro.com/ and search zip code 29278 or contact Carolinas Metro Realty directly: (704)405-0634.
Thinking about moving to Charlotte? Facing a job transfer, a quality of life move, or just want to come for a nice weather - visit us at http://mycharlottehomepages.com/ or http://lakewyliehomepages.com/ or call us directly (704)405-0634 or email us.
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
HomeArama 2008 at the Ranch of the Palisades
Friday, May 16, 2008
Lake Wylie - Area Info
The oldest Lake on Catawba River, Catawba Lake, currently one of 11 lakes in the Catawba River chain, was created in 1904 and later renamed after Dr. W. Gil Wylie, one of the co-founders of Catawba Power Co., a predecessor of Duke Energy.
The Buster Boyd Bridge that connects the North and South Carolina side of Lake Wylie was built in 1923, rebuilt in 1961 and widened in 2005. Today, the bridge is home to marinas and The Palisades Boat Club.
In the mid 1900s much of the land on Lake Wylie near what is now The Palisades (see my other post on Palisades and HomeArama 2008 at The Ranch) was largely clear-cut and harvested for timber, and much of the original natural vegetation was lost. Fortunately, reforestation took hold with original species remained intact.
In the late 20th century Lake Wylie became popular as a backyard retreat for Charlotte residents. At that time, Lake Wylie was best known for local recreation and became a favorite spot for boating and some of the Carolina’s best fishing.
As Charlotte emerged as one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country in the 2000s and demand for new homes and land began to surge, Lake Wylie became one of the most popular areas for new construction. Located only minutes from uptown Charlotte on Route 49, Lake Wylie became the area of the most desirable in the region to live and work.
If you looking for an area to relocate to with a mild weather, active lifestyle, and close to urban area and international airport, Lake Wylie must be on your short list of destinations. Visit our web site http://LakeWylieHomePages.com for relocation assistance, search homes and properties for sale, and additional information on Lake Wylie, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Lake Norman and Charlotte.
The Buster Boyd Bridge that connects the North and South Carolina side of Lake Wylie was built in 1923, rebuilt in 1961 and widened in 2005. Today, the bridge is home to marinas and The Palisades Boat Club.
In the mid 1900s much of the land on Lake Wylie near what is now The Palisades (see my other post on Palisades and HomeArama 2008 at The Ranch) was largely clear-cut and harvested for timber, and much of the original natural vegetation was lost. Fortunately, reforestation took hold with original species remained intact.
In the late 20th century Lake Wylie became popular as a backyard retreat for Charlotte residents. At that time, Lake Wylie was best known for local recreation and became a favorite spot for boating and some of the Carolina’s best fishing.
As Charlotte emerged as one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country in the 2000s and demand for new homes and land began to surge, Lake Wylie became one of the most popular areas for new construction. Located only minutes from uptown Charlotte on Route 49, Lake Wylie became the area of the most desirable in the region to live and work.
If you looking for an area to relocate to with a mild weather, active lifestyle, and close to urban area and international airport, Lake Wylie must be on your short list of destinations. Visit our web site http://LakeWylieHomePages.com for relocation assistance, search homes and properties for sale, and additional information on Lake Wylie, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Lake Norman and Charlotte.
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