The Cove At Chesapeake Pointe Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

The Cove at Chesapeake Pointe is a Brawley Peninsula neighborhood where Lake Norman is part of the daily backdrop, not just a nearby amenity. Homes were built between 2005 and 2009 on notably large lots, with most parcels running from about 0.69 to 1.09 acres. That combination gives the community a spacious feel that is increasingly hard to find in Mooresville, especially in a neighborhood where waterfront and lake-access homes shape the streetscape.

Most houses are substantial single-family designs with four or five bedrooms, generous great rooms, and the kind of flexible square footage that still draws attention in the upper end of the Mooresville market: dedicated offices, oversized bonus rooms, third-floor retreats, and, in a meaningful share of homes, finished or walk-out basements. Floor plans lean traditional in structure but open in everyday living areas, with two-story foyers, large center-island kitchens, formal dining rooms, and primary suites that often include sitting areas. Granite and quartz surfaces, double ovens, screened porches, decks, fire features, and three-car garages appear regularly, reinforcing the neighborhood’s move-up profile.

Amenities & Lifestyle

The shared amenity package centers on the lake. A neighborhood day dock or community dock is a defining feature, and remarks frequently pair it with kayak and paddleboard launch access. Several homes also point to a playground, picnic or gazebo space, and a basketball court, giving the neighborhood a practical outdoor setup without the feel of a large clubhouse-driven development. Private outdoor living carries equal weight, with fenced backyards, wooded edges, hot tubs, stone patios, and resort-style pools appearing on some of the larger homesites.

Waterfront positioning is the clearest premium driver. Preserve Way carries the highest average closed pricing in the neighborhood, and homes with direct water frontage or dock access often add private lifts, covered docks, firepit terraces, or outdoor kitchens. Even non-waterfront properties are typically shaped around privacy, level yards, and room for future pool construction.