Wake up where history meets the Carolina Thread Trail. Welcome to this premier Niblock homesite in Red Hill—a charming community where history and preservation are woven into the landscape. The history includes a documented diary entry where George Washington dined and stayed overnight at Red Hill in 1791. Do not miss out on this nature-oriented community with trails designed to connect into the larger Irish Buffalo Creek Greenway and Carolina Thread Trail network. This 2023-built ranch is better than new home filled with thoughtful upgrades. Step inside to find 10-foot ceilings, oversized windows, and a bright, open-concept layout that seamlessly blends comfort and style.

This 3-bedroom 2 bath, split-bedroom floor plan offers privacy and functionality, including a spacious primary suite with a tiled walk-in shower, and dual vanities. Enjoy peaceful mornings on your screened-in patio overlooking a picturesque stone bridge lighted in the evenings.

Additional highlights include natural gas with a gas oven/range, gas tankless water heater. There are coffered and tray ceilings, luxury vinyl plank flooring, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a large kitchen island perfect for entertaining. Primary closet connects to laundry room with pocket door. A versatile flex space makes an ideal home office, hobby room, formal living room, playroom or whatever you need.

Niblock Homes and the City of Concord entered into an agreement concerning preservation and public open space at Red Hill. The plans include a replica of the historic Red Hill Tavern, intended to serve as a community room and educational facility, including restroom facilities. The Historic Cabarrus Association currently lists the Red Hill Tavern as a historic preservation project under reconstruction. Imagine living in a community where a replica of the historic tavern that once hosted George Washington is being preserves as part of the neighborhood’s future!