LOOK AT WHAT YOUR MONEY BUYS IN MONTEITH PLACE! Recent neighborhood homes have sold above $400,000, creating an opportunity to own a 2,108-square-foot single-family home in Monteith Place at a price well below recent community sales. But the value is only the beginning. Picture coming home and having a place for everything—and everyone. Step through the front door and warm wood flooring leads into an easy-flowing main level where everyday living happens. The kitchen features granite countertops, stainless appliances, a center island, and a walk-in pantry, opening naturally to the dining area and great room. Then comes one of this home's biggest advantages: your primary suite is on the MAIN LEVEL. No need to give up the convenience of first-floor living just because you want the additional space a two-story home provides. At the end of the day, retreat to your spacious primary bedroom, light the gas fireplace on a cool Carolina evening, and enjoy an ensuite bath with dual sinks, garden tub, tiled shower, and generous walk-in closet. But don't stop downstairs. Head upstairs and discover where this home separates itself from smaller floor plans. Two oversized bedrooms with huge closets give family members or guests room to spread out, while the enormous bonus room creates an entirely separate second living area. Imagine movie nights in your own theater, Panthers Sundays on the big screen, a game room for the kids, a home gym, playroom, home office—or combine several uses into one incredible space. The existing theater setup demonstrates just how much room is available. And because the primary suite is downstairs while the secondary bedrooms and bonus room are upstairs, everyone gets something increasingly difficult to find: their own space. Outside, spend your weekends enjoying life instead of maintaining a large yard. The private deck is ready for morning coffee, grilling, and evening conversations under the lights, while the detached two-car garage provides parking and storage just steps away. Monteith Place adds walking trails, sidewalks, streetlights, and a neighborhood pond, while downtown Huntersville's restaurants, breweries, and shops are less than a mile away. I-77 and I-485 put Charlotte and the surrounding area within easy reach. The home is vacant and ready for its next chapter.