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In-town & inland · Mooresville, NC

Spring Acres

$1,325,000Highest reported asking price

AskingSource evidence

Single-familyHome types

Community profile

Source records show homes built from 1980 onward. Reported home sizes span 3,152–4,537 sq ft. The source lists HOA fees of $29 per month; confirm the amount, frequency and coverage directly. The source associates the community with Lakeshore Elementary, Lakeshore Middle, Lake Norman High, but assignment must be checked for the exact address.

Built
1980 onward
Home sizes
3,152–4,537 sq ft
HOA fees
$29 per month
County
Iredell County

Sale prices in source records

$470,000 · $1,000,000 · $1,100,000 · $539,900

Schools listed by source

Lakeshore Elementary · Lakeshore Middle · Lake Norman High

Details compiled from local market records. School assignments and HOA fees change — verify by address.

Market evidence

Source listings recorded 1 single-family home at $1,325,000 offered for sale.

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Before you buy in Spring Acres

  • Confirm school assignment by exact address — Mooresville homes may be served by Mooresville Graded School District or Iredell-Statesville Schools.
  • Verify HOA rules, dues, and architectural guidelines before planning renovations or a custom build.
  • Never assume lake access, dock rights, or club membership; confirm each directly for the specific lot.
  • Prices change quickly. Treat the figures above as a snapshot, not a valuation.

How to compare the location

Drive from Spring Acres to work, schools, groceries, healthcare and I-77 at the times you would normally travel. A community's position within the in-town and inland Mooresville area can matter as much as its mailing address.

What the price evidence means

The reported figure establishes that the community meets this directory's threshold. It does not describe every home, guarantee availability or replace a property-specific market analysis.

The In-town & inland setting

Living in the in-town and inland Mooresville area

Inland Mooresville covers the historic downtown grid, established neighborhoods near Main Street and the larger-lot and master-planned communities spreading east and north toward NC-150, NC-152 and NC-115. These areas often deliver more house and land for the money than the shoreline, with quicker access to downtown dining, parks and everyday services. Buyers here focus on lot size, school assignment, town limits versus unincorporated Iredell County, and long-term neighborhood character.

  • Confirm whether the address is inside Mooresville town limits
  • Verify school assignment, since two public districts serve Mooresville addresses
  • Compare HOA rules and amenities between master-planned communities
  • Ask how utilities, trash and road maintenance are provided

Price context

Spring Acres in the luxury tier

Reported pricing above one million dollars places this community in Mooresville's luxury tier, where differences in lot, view, finish level and amenities widen the range between homes on the same street. Comparing several recent sales of similar homes, rather than the highest figure alone, gives a more realistic picture of value.

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Home types

What to know about homes in Spring Acres

Single-family homes are the core of this community's reported activity. Review lot size, setbacks and architectural guidelines if you plan additions, pools, outbuildings or a future renovation.

Planning changes after you buy? Read custom homes on Lake Norman, Mooresville interior design and smart home technology, or compare options with Community Match.

Due diligence

How to research Spring Acres

  1. Request the HOA declaration, bylaws, architectural guidelines, budget and any pending assessments for Spring Acres, and read the rules on fences, pools, rentals and exterior changes.
  2. Ask for comparable sales of similar homes inside Spring Acres and nearby in-town and inland Mooresville communities, adjusted for size, lot, condition and updates, rather than relying on a single headline price.
  3. Check the Iredell County property record for the specific address: acreage, assessed value, deed history and whether the parcel sits inside Mooresville town limits.
  4. Confirm utilities (public water and sewer or well and septic), internet providers, trash service and who maintains the roads.
  5. Order a full home inspection plus any specialist inspections the property calls for, such as septic, roof, structural, pool or dock and shoreline review.
  6. Visit at different times of day to judge traffic, noise, light and the feel of the street before committing.

See the Mooresville homebuyer's guide and buyer FAQ for financing, inspections and closing.

Common questions

Spring Acres FAQs

What are home prices like in Spring Acres?

This directory lists a highest reported asking price of $1,325,000 for Spring Acres. Individual homes vary by size, lot, condition and finishes, so request a property-specific market analysis before setting a budget or an offer.

Which schools serve Spring Acres?

The local source lists schools associated with this community, but assignment depends on the exact address and can change. Confirm with the school district before you buy.

Does Spring Acres have lake access or boat slips?

Lake access is never assumed in this guide. Waterfront lots, shared slips, community docks and club amenities vary lot by lot; confirm rights in the deed, HOA documents and Duke Energy permits.

Where is Spring Acres located in Mooresville?

This guide groups Spring Acres with the in-town and inland Mooresville area. Drive to work, schools and I-77 at your normal travel times, and confirm whether the address is inside town limits or in unincorporated Iredell County.

Contact

Interested in Spring Acres?

Reach Peters & Associates (real estate) or Peters Custom Homes (building) directly. Or call (704) 264-4572.

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