708 Pennwood Ln, Charlotte, NC 28215

This well-maintained ranch at 708 Pennwood Ln delivers tidy, single‑level living and an unusually generous yard for the north‑central Charlotte corridor. At approximately 1,292 finished square feet the home offers three comfortable bedrooms and two full baths arranged for privacy and practicality. The primary suite includes an ensuite bath; two additional bedrooms share a second full bath—perfect for a work-from-home parent needing a private bedroom, roommates, or a guest suite.

The interior feels straightforward and livable: functional circulation, classic footprint, and the kind of layout that benefits most from modest cosmetic updates that deliver immediate value. Outside, the property sits on a roughly 0.22‑acre lot — a standout feature in this part of the city. The backyard supports extended outdoor living, gardening, or a play area and creates the opportunity for an accessory structure or addition (subject to permitting).

Location is a core asset here. You’re minutes from the creative amenities of NoDa, the growing activity at Camp North End, and an easy drive into Uptown Charlotte. Commutes to central employment nodes are short, and local dining, breweries, and greenways are within easy reach. The home’s single‑story plan appeals to buyers seeking low‑maintenance living or investors seeking a solid rental proposition in an appreciating inner ring of the city.

Practical details: listed at $335,000, no HOA, and an active listing with strong early interest. There is no attached garage, but a private driveway and street parking accommodate daily needs. Seller disclosures and inspection reports are available upon request. Schedule a showing to see how this quietly spacious lot and functional ranch plan match your next move in Charlotte.

This section of north/central Charlotte blends older single-family neighborhoods with pockets of new development and adaptive reuse. The nearby NoDa arts district and Camp North End provide dining, entertainment, and creative office space that have driven local demand. Streets are a mix of established bungalows and mid‑century ranches; community character skews toward walkable, amenity-oriented urban living while still offering yards and quieter residential blocks.