Explore this Waxhaw NC Community Quellin | Moving to Waxhaw North Carolina
Quellin at a Glance
Situated just minutes from historic Downtown Waxhaw, Quellin is a mature, amenity rich subdivision lined with beautiful homes and tree covered streets. In this video, Realtor ae Steve Jarrell walks you through the neighborhood, showcases community offerings, and tours one of the larger homes currently on the market.
Community Fast Facts
| County | Union County, North Carolina |
|---|---|
| Distance to Downtown Waxhaw | ≈ 2 miles / 5 minutes |
| Development Years | 1993 1996 |
| Primary Builders | M/I Homes, Saussy Burbank |
Amenities Youll Love
- Junior Olympic size pool & spacious sun deck
- Lighted basketball court
- Dedicated pickleball area
- Scenic walking trails winding through mature hardwoods
- Pocket parks & playgrounds sprinkled throughout the neighborhood
Home Styles & Features
- Traditional & Craftsman Architecture Brick and fiber cement exteriors with inviting front porches.
- Room to Grow Many floor plans offer 45 bedrooms, large bonus areas, and two story foyers.
- Generous Lot Sizes Average 0.250 acres, perfect for outdoor living.
- Modern Upgrades Despite 1990s build dates, most homes boast refreshed kitchens, hardwood flooring, and updated owner suites.
Current Market Snapshot*
*Figures change frequentlycontact us for the most up to date numbers.
| Metric | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| List Price | $525,000 $750,000+ |
| Bedrooms | 4 6 |
| Square Footage | 2,800 4,500 sq ft |
| HOA Dues | $600 $750 / year |
Why Quellin Continues to Attract Buyers
- Quick access to Waxhaws dining, boutiques, and festivals.
- Highly rated Union County schools plus excellent private options.
- Tight knit neighborhood culture with year round events.
- Strong resale values in a competitive South Charlotte market.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Quellin neighborhood in Waxhaw, NC?
Quellin is an established Waxhaw subdivision built between 1993 and 1996 by M/I Homes and Saussy Burbank. It is located about 2 miles and 5 minutes from Historic Downtown Waxhaw in Union County. The community features mature tree-covered streets, a junior Olympic-size pool, basketball courts, pickleball, walking trails, and pocket parks throughout the neighborhood.
How far is Quellin from Downtown Waxhaw and key shopping areas?
Quellin is about 2 miles from Historic Downtown Waxhaw, a 5-minute drive. It is 3 minutes from Cureton Town Center, which has shopping, dining, fitness options, and professional services. That combination of quick access to both historic downtown and modern retail makes Quellin one of the more conveniently located established communities in Waxhaw.
What amenities does Quellin offer residents?
Quellin has a junior Olympic-size pool with a spacious sun deck, a lighted basketball court, a dedicated pickleball area, scenic walking trails through mature hardwoods, and pocket parks and playgrounds scattered through the neighborhood. The HOA maintains these common areas and amenity spaces.
What schools serve the Quellin community?
Quellin feeds into the Cuthbertson school cluster in Union County, which includes Cuthbertson Elementary, Cuthbertson Middle, and Cuthbertson High School. Cuthbertson High is rated 10 out of 10 on GreatSchools with a 19 to 1 student-teacher ratio. Union County property taxes are also lower than Mecklenburg County, which adds to the financial appeal for buyers.
What price range can buyers expect in Quellin?
As an established community built in the mid-1990s, Quellin homes reflect resale pricing rather than new construction. Comparable homes in Waxhaw’s established Cuthbertson-zoned communities at similar square footage have been trading in the $650,000 to $750,000 range, though current pricing should be verified with a local agent as the market continues to move.
Is Quellin a good value compared to newer Waxhaw communities?
Quellin offers mature trees, established streetscapes, and proximity to both downtown Waxhaw and Cureton Town Center that newer communities farther from town cannot replicate. Buyers who want the Cuthbertson school zone, HOA amenities, and a mature neighborhood character tend to find Quellin a competitive option relative to newer builds at higher price points.