9027 Gulledge Ct, Charlotte, NC, 28262

A practical, well-appointed townhome designed for contemporary living: this 2026-built residence places daily life on the upper level where the living areas, bedrooms and laundry are all conveniently located. Step inside from the rear-entry, single-car garage and ascend to an open-plan main floor where a generous 9-foot kitchen island anchors the space. The island sits between a bright breakfast area and an airy family room, creating a natural gathering spot for everyday meals and casual entertaining.

Thoughtful second-level planning separates private and shared spaces. Three bedrooms and two full baths occupy the upper story alongside a dedicated laundry room—no more trips to the basement or hallway washers. The primary suite is roomy and practical, featuring a walk-in closet and a primary bath with dual vanities, offering both storage and a calm morning routine.

Built with efficient living in mind, the 1,602 square feet balance open common areas and comfortable sleeping quarters without wasted space. The rear-entry garage keeps the streetscape clean while providing direct access into the home; stairs from the garage entry take you immediately to the heart of the residence. Modern finishes, a sizable kitchen island, and the layout’s emphasis on usable square footage make this an attractive option for buyers wanting low-maintenance ownership in Charlotte.

Priced at $354,900 and reflecting new-construction quality, this townhome suits first-time buyers, downsizers seeking simpler upkeep, or investors looking for a turnkey rental offering. With its upstairs bedroom plan, second-floor laundry and a primary suite designed for everyday functionality, this property is a strong example of contemporary townhome design in the 28262 area.

This home is located in Charlotte’s 28262 corridor, an established residential pocket within reach of the broader city’s employment centers and amenities. The neighborhood offers the practical advantages of townhome living—lower maintenance, street-oriented design, and proximity to city services—while keeping commuting corridors accessible. Residents typically trade large yards for convenience and newer construction finishes, making this area popular with first-time buyers, young families, and professionals seeking a manageable footprint close to Charlotte’s urban offerings.