18754 Silver Quay Dr, Cornelius, NC, 28031

What sets this Cornelius townhome apart is its direct connection to Lake Norman life: community boat slips and mooring, plus easy launch access for kayaking and paddleboarding, place the water at the center of everyday living. Inside, 1,162 square feet have been thoughtfully updated to deliver a low-maintenance, high-value retreat. The plan puts entertaining front and center with an open living area that opens to a kitchen laid out for gatherings and casual meals — a practical, modern space made for friends and weekend lake guests.

This home is designed around two generous primary suites, each offering privacy and modern finishes so families or partners can keep separate, comfortable retreats. Recent updates keep finishes current without sacrificing the functional footprint: refreshed surfaces and efficient systems make the property easy to own and enjoy. Laundry is in-unit for convenience, and the 1995 construction is well-maintained to preserve both character and resale strength.

Outside your door are the community amenities that define lakeside living here: boat mooring and the opportunity for slip rentals give you options for everything from a sunrise paddle to a sunset cruise. The association's low-maintenance setting means weekends are for the water, not yard work — perfect for buyers prioritizing lifestyle over chores.

Located in the heart of Cornelius, this townhouse is a strong fit for buyers who want Lake Norman access without the upkeep of a single-family waterfront lot. At a competitive list price of $356,990 (about $307 per square foot), the property offers a compact yet comfortable layout, updated finishes, and waterfront convenience. Whether you’re a boating enthusiast, an empty-nester seeking a lock-and-leave second home, or a professional wanting easy access to lakeside recreation, this residence delivers the practical benefits of townhouse living with true lake privileges.

Cornelius is defined by its lakeside character and marina-focused lifestyle along Lake Norman’s shoreline. Residents enjoy easy access to boating, casual waterfront restaurants and marinas, and a community-oriented atmosphere where weekend recreation centers on the water. The area mixes suburban conveniences with lake living — offering retail and dining within a short drive and a social calendar often organized around boating, paddle sports, and neighborhood events.