1007 Little Rock Ct, Monroe, NC, 28110

Set at the end of a quiet cul‑de‑sac in the Oakstone section of Monroe, this two‑story home offers clear, livable spaces and a backyard built for gatherings. The lot opens to a deep, fenced yard with a patio accessed through French doors off the dining area — an ideal layout for summer cookouts, container gardening or a safe place for pets and kids to play. Note: a 20' public storm‑drainage easement runs along the rear left to far right of the yard; see the attached survey for details.

Step inside to a vaulted living and dining expanse anchored by a large gas fireplace with a decorative mantel. The ceiling height and open plane create an airy presence without feeling cavernous, while updated laminate flooring and well‑maintained carpet keep the palette neutral and easy to personalize. The kitchen is compact and functional, overlooking the yard and upgraded with a fresh backsplash and newer countertops that give the space a crisp, contemporary edge.

The primary bedroom on the main level is a standout for comfort: ceiling fan, dual sinks, a soaking tub, separate shower and a generous walk‑in closet. Having the primary suite downstairs makes daily living convenient for multi‑generational households or buyers who prefer single‑level sleeping quarters. Upstairs holds three additional bedrooms, a full bathroom and the laundry area — a practical arrangement that keeps day‑to‑day traffic flowing.

Practical touches include vinyl flooring in the full bathrooms and attic access (attic is access‑only). The home was built in 2002 and shows care in maintenance and updates that make it move‑in ready. Location is a commuter’s advantage — quick access to Hwy 74 and I‑485, with shopping, dining and schools all within easy reach. Whether you’re seeking a friendly neighborhood street where kids ride bikes or a convenient base for Charlotte area commutes, this Oakstone home balances suburban calm with accessibility.

Oakstone offers a calm suburban rhythm with tree-lined streets and family-friendly yards. Residents appreciate proximity to local schools, shopping corridors and straightforward access to Hwy 74 and I‑485 for Charlotte commuters. Weekends here often mean trips to nearby retail and dining clusters, neighborhood playtime in fenced yards, and short drives to regional parks and recreational amenities. The neighborhood attracts buyers seeking a balance of quiet residential life and commuter convenience.