5027 William Caldwell Ave, Charlotte, NC, 28213

Arrive at a quiet cul-de-sac and you’ll immediately notice the generous .34-acre lot framed by mature trees and a private wooded backdrop—an uncommon combination of space and privacy so close to Charlotte conveniences. This well-maintained two-story residence (built 2015) stretches 2,522 square feet and offers a flexible layout designed for families, multi-generational living, or anyone needing a true home office setup.

Step inside and the main level reveals a sought-after full bedroom and full bathroom—perfect for guests, a live-in relative, or a bedroom alternative for those who prefer single-floor living. The great room centers around a gas-log fireplace, creating a comfortable gathering point that flows into the dining and breakfast areas for everyday life and larger get-togethers.

The kitchen has been fully updated and stands out as the home’s showpiece: quartz countertops, black stainless steel appliances, and new cabinetry elevate both function and style. A breakfast bar and pantry increase storage and usability while leaving ample room for casual or formal dining adjacent to the cooking area.

Upstairs hosts four additional bedrooms, including a generous primary suite with a garden tub and a walk-in closet—ample space to retreat. An upper-level laundry room adds everyday convenience and time-saving ease to the routine. Outside, the lot’s mature trees and wooded edge create a private, park-like setting for outdoor play, gardening, or evening cookouts.

Located in the desirable Caldwell Commons community and served by the Cabarrus County school district (a noted draw for families seeking lower county taxes), this home balances neighborhood charm with quick access to shopping, dining, and major highways. With an updated kitchen, first-floor bedroom and bath, and a large, private lot, this property is prepared for immediate move-in and long-term enjoyment.

Caldwell Commons offers a suburban atmosphere with the convenience of quick access to shopping corridors, restaurants, and major highways. The community appeals to families drawn to Cabarrus County schools and buyers seeking lower local taxes while remaining close to Charlotte’s employment centers. Streets are calm and residential; many lots feature mature trees and a neighborhood feel that supports outdoor family activities and a slower pace than busier urban neighborhoods.