Springwater Homes in Matthews with Oversized Lots

First Impressions

Springwater has the feel of an established Matthews neighborhood where larger lots, mature trees, and long-settled homes set the tone. The setting is residential and unhurried, with streets that feel tucked away even though everyday conveniences are close at hand. Many homes here sit on generous parcels, and that extra space shows up in the way residents can shape the outdoors—gardens, patios, workshops, and deep backyards are all part of the picture.

"Springwater pairs classic suburban comfort with the kind of yard space that invites you to live outside as much as in."

Home Styles & Community Feel

The housing stock is made up primarily of single-family homes from the early 1970s through the late 1990s, with ranches and split-level layouts appearing often. Brick is a common visual thread, and many homes feature brick exteriors, fireplaces, hardwood floors, and practical floor plans with formal and casual living spaces. Several properties have been updated over time, so you’ll see a mix of renovated kitchens, refreshed baths, newer windows, and added storage or workshop space alongside original character. Detached garages, carports, screened porches, and bonus rooms show up frequently enough to shape the community’s everyday rhythm. Lots average a little over half an acre, which gives the neighborhood a noticeably open, low-density feel.