7036 Westrow Ave, Charlotte, NC 28278

What stands out first in the Landon Plan is how the main living level stretches to accommodate both everyday life and larger gatherings: an extended island anchors an open-concept great room and dining area while dual sliding doors slide open to a generous sitting deck—an uncommon indoor-outdoor connection for townhouse living. DRB Homes has specified stainless steel appliances and high-end finishes in the gourmet kitchen, leaving room for personalization while delivering premium fixtures and a functional layout.

The home’s primary suite is arranged for comfort and practicality with a double vanity and a tiled shower complete with a built-in seat. Unlike many multi-level townhomes, this design places bedrooms and the laundry room together on the third floor, simplifying morning routines. A versatile first-floor room—ideal as a guest suite or a quiet study—includes a full bath, giving the home multi-generational flexibility or comfortable long-term guests.

Thoughtful touches extend beyond the interiors. An attached two-car garage comes prepped with an EV outlet, acknowledging the growing demand for at-home electric vehicle charging. At roughly 1,897 square feet, the Landon Plan balances space and low-maintenance living: three bedrooms, three and a half baths, and well-proportioned circulation across three floors.

As a new-construction offering in Charlotte’s broader market, this property pairs contemporary townhome convenience with everyday access to the region’s employment centers and amenities. Whether you’re prioritizing a lock-and-leave lifestyle, a work-from-home setup with a ground-floor office, or a turnkey new build with modern mechanicals and finishes, this home positions itself as a practical, stylish option. The list price of $519,900 reflects current DRB Homes specifications and a price-per-square-foot of about $274, an attractive entry point for buyers seeking new construction in the area.

This address is located within the broad Charlotte metro, where new-construction clusters have been filling demand for modern, low-maintenance housing. Residents trade long commutes for convenient access to Charlotte’s employment centers, shopping corridors, and regional highways. The area appeals to professionals, small families, and buyers seeking contemporary townhome living with nearby retail and service nodes. The community character leans towards planned developments and newer neighborhoods with practical amenities and an emphasis on accessible urban-suburban life.