Residential Land for Sale in Charlotte, North Carolina

Set on Almost 9 acres along Rozzelles Ferry Road, this unique property offers a rare combination of space, flexibility, and proximity-located just 15 minutes from Uptown Charlotte. Currently, the site includes two existing residences: a large brick single-family home and a smaller wood-sided single-family home, presenting immediate opportunities for occupancy, rental income, or phased redevelopment. Whether you're envisioning a private estate, an investment project, or a larger-scale development, this property delivers exceptional potential. For homeowners, it can be transformed into a secluded oasis with room for outdoor living, recreation, or expansion-all while remaining conveniently close to the city. Builders and developers will recognize the value in the acreage and location, with the possibility of subdividing and creating a residential community. Additionally, the site may support a higher-density, multi-family redevelopment, subject to rezoning approval. The property is currently zoned N1-A, with most of the land falling under the CA-4 classification of the Mountain Island Lake Watershed. Any development will be subject to the Water Supply Watershed Protection and Post-Construction Stormwater Regulations as outlined in the Charlotte Unified Development Ordinance. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding rezoning, land use, and development requirements. With strong growth in the surrounding area and increasing demand for both residential and multi-family housing, this property represents a compelling opportunity for a wide range of buyers. Whether you're looking to build, invest, or create a one-of-a-kind living environment, 10900 Rozzelles Ferry Road offers the space and location to bring your vision to life. Current homes and buildings on property are being sold in as-is condition. Additional parcel lot across NC highway 16 (remainder of tract of property described in block 36383 page 750)(Tax ID 02323132). See book 27344 pg 885