Enclave At Belmont Homes Near Downtown Belmont

First Impressions

Enclave at Belmont feels like one of Belmont’s freshest addresses, with a small-footprint new-home setting that leans into privacy, walkability, and a polished suburban edge. The community is limited to 36 homesites, and the homes are set inside Belmont’s city limits, giving it a more connected feel than a far-flung outlying subdivision. New construction, private homesites, and a mix of two- and three-story designs give the neighborhood a crisp, contemporary presence.

"A compact new-home enclave with city-limit convenience and a distinctly polished Belmont address."

Home Styles & Community Feel

This is a single-family neighborhood built for buyers who want newer space without sacrificing character. Homes range from roughly 2,500 to 4,200 square feet and span 2025 to 2026 construction, so the streetscape has a very current look. Floor plans in the remarks include names like Chestnut, Hickory, Beech, Aspen, and Hemlock, which signals variety in layout even as the overall community stays cohesive. Expect multi-level living, open-concept gathering spaces, lofts or rec rooms, and practical touches such as large kitchen islands, walk-in pantries, screened or covered porches, and private backyards. Many homes also include tree-lined or wooded edges, which softens the newer construction feel.

Amenities & Daily Rhythm

The rhythm here is shaped less by shared resort-style amenities and more by location and convenience. Residents can walk to nearby schools and reach historic downtown Belmont for restaurants, parks, and events without much effort. The neighborhood also sits between the South Fork River area and Lake Wylie on the Belmont Peninsula, giving it a strong sense of place and a scenic regional backdrop. With garage parking on every recorded listing and no basements or waterfront homes noted, the emphasis stays on efficient, low-maintenance new construction rather than elaborate extras.

"Daily life here centers on new homes, nearby schools, and easy access to Belmont’s downtown core."

Location & Schools

Enclave at Belmont sits along the Belmont side of the Charlotte metro, with direct references to Audubon Ridge and Hayes Ridge Drive in the neighborhood. It is about 1.4 miles from historic downtown Belmont, and the remarks repeatedly note easy walking or golf cart access to downtown restaurants, parks, and events. For commuting, the community is about 10 minutes from Charlotte’s outer I-485 beltway and roughly 25 minutes to uptown via I-85 or Wilkinson Boulevard. School references include Belmont Central Elementary, Belmont Middle, and South Point High School, with some listings also naming JB Page and Belmont Elementary. The public school pattern points to Gaston County schools, and the location works especially well for anyone who wants Belmont’s small-city feel with a direct route into Charlotte.