21342 Old Canal Street

Overlooking mature trees bordering the Emerald Necklace greenway, this one-owner Antiquity townhome pairs a main-level primary suite with room for guests upstairs. The 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath end unit features a covered front porch, covered upstairs balcony, and privacy-fenced side terrace, with exterior maintenance covered by the HOA.

Arched passageways, elegant stacked crown molding, plantation shutters, and a freshly painted main floor welcome you inside. Wood floors extend through the main living areas and primary bedroom. Open living and dining areas connect to a kitchen with granite countertops, a subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a wall oven, and an island with counter-height seating. The primary suite includes a glass-enclosed tiled shower with a built-in bench and a walk-in closet connecting directly to the laundry room, complete with a sink and cabinetry. The powder room offers generous additional storage. Upstairs, two bedrooms, a full bath, and a den/flex room with high windows provide space for company, a home office, or a separate TV and reading room. An attached rear-entry two-car garage completes the home. Refrigerator, washer, and dryer convey; high-speed internet and landscape maintenance are included in the HOA dues.

Antiquity’s neighborhood socials, community pool, pocket parks, and front-porch-lined streets bring neighbors together. At the neighborhood entrance, Harris Teeter with Starbucks and a drive-thru pharmacy, restaurants including Cool Fish, and primary and urgent care keep everyday needs close to home. Antiquity’s distinctive covered bridge connects the community toward Davidson, while nearby greenway entrances lead to miles of routes for walking, rolling, and cycling.

In adjacent Old Town Cornelius, enjoy local dining standouts Barrel & Fork and Seaboy, or a performance, exhibition, or art class at Cain Center for the Arts. Coffee shops and nearby breweries contribute to the town’s growing arts and social scene. Downtown Davidson offers Main Street restaurants and independent shops, the Saturday farmers market, and Davidson College exhibitions and Wildcats basketball. Both towns have libraries and community calendars filled with festivals, concerts, seasonal celebrations, and local gatherings.

The lakefront Lake Norman YMCA and Northern Regional Recreation Center are just minutes away by car, with the YMCA also close enough to reach by bike or on foot. Both offer fitness, swimming, and recreation options, while Lake Norman’s waterfront parks, boating, and paddleboarding provide more ways to spend time outdoors. Atrium Health Lake Norman hospital is nearby, and I-77 connects you to Charlotte’s employment centers, professional sports, entertainment, and Charlotte Douglas International Airport.