It has a whopping 15,000 square feet and comes with 11 acres of land, and if this southwestern Mecklenburg County home sells for asking price it would be the highest-priced sale in the CMLS since 2000.
Elizabeth Schnider lost her temper and her sidewalk — all in the same meeting. Last week, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Zoning Board of Adjustment told Schnider that her roughly $3 million Lake Wylie property features a sidewalk that's too close to the lake and more concrete than regulations to control runoff allow.
With neighbors fuming over its plans to build homes at a higher density near Lake Wylie, Crescent Resources has asked for a deferment on its rezoning request.
A rezoning request has opened the door to criticism about the way the city determines density for housing developments