New home communities in Wesley Chapel offers residents a great place to retire.
Wesley Chapel, a small village of approximately 8,000 residents, is located just south of the Charlotte city limits, in Union County. Residents enjoy peaceful, laid-back living but have all the perks of a big city just a short drive away. In fact, Wesley Chapel is less than 6 miles from I-485, the outer loop which connects Charlotte to six surrounding counties!
Wesley Chapel also offers top-rated schools and a gorgeous landscape with a rural feel including numerous horse farms and family-owned farms tucked away along the roads. Eastwood Homes is proud to build new homes in Wesley Chapel. Explore the homes in this popular Charlotte suburb today!
Dogwood Park is a quaint, 22-acre village park featuring paved and unpaved trails, for hiking and exploring, plus a fishing pier, and a dog park.
I get this Cheshire Cat grin on my face when I walk into my home.
“I love everything! Even now I get this Cheshire Cat grin on my face when I walk into my home.”
From concept to closing!
“Our New Home Specialist Michelle was extremely helpful and informative. Our builder Chris and his team did a fantastic job. It was a great experience buying with Eastwood and going through the process with them. I would definitely recommend building with Eastwood. It was really nice through the conceptual phase, building, and closing.”
Impressed with attention to detail
“Excellent. I'm impressed with the attention to detail. The home is beautiful and they did everything according to my requests. ”
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Our experienced team of homebuilders and designers is ready to start building on your land in the greater Charlotte area of North Carolina. Eastwood is offering a selection of our most popular floor plans to be built on your lot.
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