Located at the quiet end of a cul-de-sac in the Torrence Crossing area, 9224 Agnes Park Lane delivers the kind of lot and floorplan that’s hard to find inside the Huntersville market. Built in 1990, the two-story home offers approximately 2,549 square feet with three bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a substantial upstairs bonus room — perfect for a home office, media room or play area. The main level is arranged for comfortable daily living and entertaining: a living room and formal dining flow to the family room and kitchen, while a main-level laundry keeps daily chores convenient.
The yard is the standout: a spacious, private 0.42-acre parcel gives you room for a playset, raised beds, a garden, or an expansive outdoor living area. The home sits on a quiet residential lane with minimal through traffic and benefits from no HOA — an increasingly rare combination in this pocket of Huntersville. The attached 2-car garage and deep driveway provide practical parking and storage for family vehicles, lawn equipment, and toys.
This property presents a clear opportunity to personalize: while systems appear functional (natural gas forced-air heat and central air), the interior reflects its original era and will reward cosmetic updates—kitchen refresh, new flooring and modern finishes will noticeably lift value. Comparable updated homes in the Lake Norman corridor routinely command a premium, so strategic improvements should yield strong return-on-investment.
Beyond the property itself, you’ll appreciate the location. A short drive connects you to Birkdale Village for shopping and dining, multiple Lake Norman marinas and parks for weekend recreation, and I-77 for commuting to Charlotte and nearby employment centers. Whether you’re a family seeking outdoor space, a buyer looking for a renovation project with upside, or someone who values privacy and no HOA restrictions, this home is worth a look. Schedule your showing and explore the possibilities.