Monterey Landing Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Monterey Landing is one of those Mooresville neighborhoods where Lake Norman is part of everyday life rather than a distant backdrop. The community boat ramp, dry boat and RV storage, pool, tennis courts, playground, and gazebo give the neighborhood a true amenity base, and a number of homes add deeded boat slips or lifts that make time on the water far easier to manage. Waterfront and water-view homes raise the ceiling along parts of Catalina Drive, while interior lots still carry the same lake-access identity.

The housing stock is almost entirely single-family, with most homes dating to 1994 through 1996 and a small later pocket from 2005. Four-bedroom plans dominate, and lots generally run from about 0.35 to 0.76 acres, giving Monterey Landing a roomier feel than many newer subdivisions. Two-story layouts are common, with occasional ranch plans mixed in, and recurring features include hardwood floors, granite counters, bonus rooms, sunrooms, decks, screened porches, and fenced backyards. Brick-front and full-brick homes appear throughout the neighborhood, especially on some of the premium lake-oriented addresses, but the community is not uniform in exterior finish.

Amenities & Lifestyle

The strongest draw here is straightforward: this is a lake-access neighborhood built for boating, outdoor storage, and backyard entertaining. Listings frequently highlight the neighborhood boat ramp, boat storage, pool, tennis courts, and playground, and several also mention basketball or shuffleboard as part of the amenity package. Select homes pair those shared amenities with deeded slips, lifts, boardwalks, cove frontage, or wide-water views, creating a clear step up for buyers who want more direct water exposure.

Outdoor living carries through at the house level as well. Screened porches, wraparound porches, large decks, fenced yards, mature trees, and cul-de-sac settings show up regularly, and many owners have updated kitchens and baths with granite, quartz, stainless appliances, and newer flooring or windows. The result is a neighborhood that blends established Lake Norman character with a steady stream of interior upgrades.