Wildwood Cove Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Wildwood Cove is one of the more spacious Lake Norman neighborhoods in the Mooresville market, with custom homes spread across roughly one-acre lots and a shoreline pattern that keeps boating at the center of daily life. Waterfront settings, deeded boat slips, and private docks show up throughout the neighborhood, giving the community a true cove-oriented identity rather than a token water-adjacent feel.

Most homes here are detached custom residences built between 2002 and 2015, and the housing stock leans large: the community averages just over four bedrooms and 3.4 bathrooms, with garages appearing on most properties and basement space present in about half of recorded properties. Floor plans repeatedly favor main-level primary suites, bonus or media rooms, dedicated offices, and oversized storage, which helps explain why so many homes are designed for both daily function and entertaining.

Wildwood Cove does not read like a one-style subdivision. Brick, stone, stucco, and cedar-shake exteriors all appear in the neighborhood, and the interior finish profile is similarly upscale. Hardwood floors, granite kitchens, coffered or vaulted ceilings, screened porches, covered patios, wet bars, second kitchens, and theater rooms recur throughout the sales history. Creeky Hollow Drive stands out as the premium stretch, with higher average sale prices and several of the community's most elaborate waterfront retreats.

Amenities & Lifestyle

The lake is the defining amenity. Some homes have private docks or covered slips, while others pair water views with deeded boat slips nearby, making boating access a recurring part of the neighborhood's setup. Deep-water coves, broad water views, and wooded backdrops are common themes, and several homes add resort-style pools or spas, screened porches, waterfront terraces, fire features, and even putting greens to take advantage of the setting.

Lots here run from about 25,000 to 81,000 square feet, with an average just over 45,800 square feet, so there is more breathing room than in many newer Lake Norman subdivisions. Mature trees, creek edges, and landscaped backyards contribute to a setting that feels private without being remote.