
$1,650,000 $676/sqft
16025 Cramur Drive
Huntersville, NC 28078
4 bd · 3 ba · 2,440 sqft · 1982 · DOM: 85 d
Norman Shores is a Lake Norman subdivision in Huntersville with two distinct faces: a waterfront edge on Cramur Drive and a more traditional inland street network on Glenfurness and Maxwelton.
Community overview based on MLS listing data for Norman Shores, Huntersville
Norman Shores is a Lake Norman subdivision in Huntersville with two distinct faces: a waterfront edge on Cramur Drive and a more traditional inland street network on Glenfurness and Maxwelton. The lakefront corridor brings docks, boathouses, boat lifts, deep-water access, sunset views, and the neighborhood’s highest pricing. One home reports 120 feet of waterfront, while another sits on a west-facing peninsula with long-range views and a private dock.
Inside the neighborhood, the housing stock is rooted in the 1990s, with most of the inland homes built around 1990-1991 and updated over time. Ranch layouts are common, but two-story plans and mixed-story homes also appear. Many addresses pair the original floor plans with newer roofs, windows, HVAC systems, kitchens, baths, and flooring, so the area reads as renovated suburban housing rather than a uniform new-construction enclave.
Fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, fenced yards, garages, skylights, and outdoor living spaces show up again and again. Covered porches, patios, screened porches, decks, and fire pits are frequent selling points, and several homes add storage sheds, workshop space, or expanded parking. Kitchens are often refreshed with granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances, updated cabinets, and open connections to dining or living areas. Those details give the neighborhood a steady emphasis on usable indoor-outdoor space rather than formal, oversized rooms.
Birkdale Village is the neighborhood’s most repeated convenience marker, with some homes described as a short walk away and others a few minutes by car. I-77 access is also close, and several listings cite downtown Charlotte drive times around 25 to 30 minutes. Lake Norman parks, waterfront recreation, shopping, and dining are part of the everyday setting. Hopewell High School is the listed high-school assignment.
Norman Shores reads as a lakeside Huntersville subdivision where waterfront homes, updated interiors, and easy access to Birkdale and the I-77 corridor define the experience. The clearest premium sits on Cramur Drive, while the inland streets deliver a more moderate price point with the same broad access to the lake and the surrounding retail corridor.
Palmetto Park Realty Team · Huntersville
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Closed sales from MLS history for Norman Shores, Huntersville
Norman Shores median sale price is $390,000; Huntersville is down 1.2%.
+3 outside price range.
The Norman Shores real estate market shows balanced market conditions. Homes typically sell within 51 days. With 0 active listings and 1 home sold in the past year, a healthy balance exists between buyers and sellers.