Experience the ultimate Lake Norman lifestyle with this stunning 1-acre waterfront lot featuring a covered 2-slip boat dock on deep, clear water with no bridges to restrict boating access. Perfectly positioned for boating, fishing, swimming, and water sports, this lot offers direct lake access and all the flexibility to create your dream lakeside retreat.
This unrestricted property comes with no HOA or restrictive CCRs, giving you full freedom to design the home, boathouse, or waterfront oasis you’ve always envisioned. The generous 1-acre parcel allows for expansive outdoor living, landscaping, pools, and gardens while maintaining privacy and serenity.
Whether you’re building a modern architectural home, a classic cottage, or a luxurious lakefront estate, this lot provides a rare combination of space, location, and unrestricted development potential. The deep, clean water ensures year-round enjoyment, from morning coffee on your dock to evening sunsets over the lake.
Located in the tranquil community of Catawba, you’ll enjoy both privacy and convenience, with easy access to local dining, shopping, and marinas. Lake Norman offers world-class recreational opportunities and a lifestyle coveted by boating and nature enthusiasts alike.
Waterfront lots of this quality are rare on Lake Norman, especially with deep water, unrestricted building options, and a private, serene setting. Whether as a permanent residence, vacation home, or investment, this property represents an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of North Carolina’s most desirable lakefront real estate.
Highlights:
• 1-acre lot on Lake Norman
• Covered 2-slip boat dock
• Deep, clean water with no bridges
• Unrestricted – no HOA or CCRs
• Privacy and serene setting
• Flexible design and building options
• Close to shopping, dining, and recreational amenities
Don’t miss the chance to create your dream waterfront lifestyle at 1308 Terrapin Ridge Rd. Enjoy boating, fishing, swimming, and unparalleled lakefront living on one of Lake Norman’s finest properties.
