Maiden Real Estate

Maiden Real Estate

Welcome to Maiden, North Carolina – a charming town that perfectly blends small-town charm with modern conveniences. Nestled in the picturesque Catawba County, Maiden is a hidden gem that offers a welcoming community and a rich tapestry of history. With a population of just over 3,000 residents, this quaint town fosters a close-knit atmosphere, making it an ideal place for families, retirees, and young professionals alike.

Maiden is renowned for its beautiful landscapes, boasting lush parks and scenic views that invite outdoor enthusiasts to explore. The nearby Lake Norman, one of North Carolina’s largest lakes, offers endless opportunities for boating, fishing, and picnicking, making it a perfect weekend getaway just a stone's throw away. The town itself is dotted with charming shops, local eateries, and delightful cafes where residents can enjoy a leisurely afternoon or a night out.

Historically, Maiden has roots that date back to the 19th century, and it proudly celebrates its heritage through various community events and festivals throughout the year. The annual Maiden Apple Festival is a favorite among locals, showcasing artisan crafts, delicious food, and live entertainment, all while highlighting the town’s vibrant spirit.

With its excellent schools, affordable housing options, and a strong sense of community, Maiden is not just a place to live; it’s a place to thrive. Whether you’re looking for a cozy home or a friendly neighborhood, Maiden, NC, welcomes you with open arms. Discover the charm of Maiden and make it your next home sweet home!

Newest Listings in Maiden

$524,900
4 Beds 4 Baths 4422840 MLS
Before you ever turn a key here, the house asks you to slow down. The front porch runs long and deep across the front of the home, its columns wrapped in stone, its ceiling high enough that a swing on one end wouldn't crowd a pair of rockers on the other. On an October evening in Catawba County, this is the part of the house you'll use most and mention least. The Wide Way In: The foyer is genuinely wide — a proper entry with rich, dark wood-look flooring and sightlines straight through the heart of the home. Groceries, backpacks, muddy shoes: it absorbs a busy arrival without the whole house feeling it. And with a drop zone off the garage, the daily pile lands before it reaches the kitchen counter. To one side, a half bath, tucked out of the flow. The great room is anchored by a fireplace with a clean mantel and shiplap surround, framed by a wall of windows nearly the room's full width. Look up: the ceiling is coffered with substantial beams — a detail that costs a builder real money. Open, But Still With Rooms. The informal dining area sits open to the great room under the same beamed ceiling: open enough that the cook is never exiled, defined enough that dinner still feels like dinner. A glass door leads to the covered rear patio — the shortcut you'll take a hundred times a summer, plate in one hand, tongs in the other. The Kitchen Means It. A long island in marble-veined quartz stretches beneath glass pendants — stools on one side, working surface on the other. White cabinetry runs tall, crowned to the ceiling, and the backsplash is stone mosaic, not builder-grade field tile. Cooking here is a real proposition: gas cooktop under a stainless chimney hood, built-in wall oven with microwave above, dishwasher in the island run. All appliances convey. Then the walk-in pantry — a true room, with a window and deep shelving. The Bedroom That Solves Problems Past the main living space is the room that sells this floor plan: a guest bedroom on the main level with a full bath beside it. A visiting parent who shouldn't be climbing stairs. An adult child home between chapters. A home office with a door that closes. Upstairs. At the top of the stairs, the house gives you what most builders trade away: a large loft with three windows and no assigned purpose. Movie room, playroom, second office — it grows into whatever comes next. Off the hall, bedrooms 2 and 3 are carpeted and bright, each with generous closet space, sharing Bath 2. The primary bedroom is the quiet reward at the end of the hall: oversized, softly carpeted, with windows on two walls catching morning light and a treeline. The primary bath is the piece buyers linger over — double vanities with two sinks and marble-veined counters, a huge walk-in shower behind frameless glass with a built-in bench, a private water closet, and double walk-in closets, both large, both shelved. And the detail that earns its keep every week: the bath opens directly through to the laundry room. Laundry is on the upper level, where the clothes actually are. Wash, dry, hang, and step straight into your closet. Outside, fiber cement siding in clean white, stone accents at the porch, two-car attached garage, and an oversized drive. Out back, the covered patio looks over open lawn and treeline — shaded at midday, dry in an afternoon storm, big enough for a table and a grill. The yard is level: room for a swing set, a firepit, a garden, a dog with opinions. Living in Wynswept, Wynswept sits in Catawba County — county only, no city taxes — with an active HOA. The home is served by a private well and septic system, with a leased underground propane tank. You sit between Hickory, Lincolnton, and the Lake Norman corridor, with Highway 16 close enough to make a Charlotte commute reasonable and far enough that the last mile home is quiet. New enough to be worry-free. Big enough to grow into. Come see it before someone else does.

3210 Timber Run Lane, Maiden

$510,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 4422810 MLS
Everything you need, all on one floor, all under a roofline that still turns heads from the street. Pull into the driveway at 3204 Timber Run Lane, and the first thing you notice is the room to breathe. A 0.76-acre lot, with a wide concrete drive running up to a two-car attached garage. Fiber cement siding in a soft, light palette, warmed by brick accent and framed by a gabled covered entry. Mature trees hold the back edge of the lot. Built in 2022, it still has that new-construction crispness. Step through the front door into a foyer that feels like an arrival. To one side, a dining room defined by an open column and half-wall: separate enough for a set table and good china, open enough that no one gets stranded. Wide plank flooring in a warm gray-brown runs throughout. Then the hallway releases into the great room, and the ceiling goes up. This is the heart of it. A vaulted ceiling opens the space overhead, recessed lighting washes the room, and a fireplace with a clean white surround anchors the far wall. Windows flank it on both sides, pulling in the tree line out back. There's no awkward furniture wall here. The room takes a full sectional. The kitchen sits open to it all, and it was designed by someone who cooks. White shaker cabinetry runs to the ceiling line. A generous center island, big enough for four stools with prep space to spare, carries a smooth countertop and a single-basin sink facing the great room. The stainless appliance package includes a propane gas range, over-range microwave, and dishwasher, and all of it conveys. And around the corner: the walk-in pantry, the feature nobody photographs and everybody wants. The breakfast area is its own moment. A wall of glass and a rear door frame the backyard, so morning coffee comes with a view. That door leads to the covered rear porch, finished ceiling, deep enough for a table on one end and rockers on the other. The floor plan does something smart with the bedrooms: it splits them. The primary suite sits alone at the back of the home, away from everything else: three windows across the rear wall, space for a king with nightstands and still room for a dresser and a chair. The primary bath is the kind of finish package you don't expect: a double vanity in deep espresso cabinetry, large-format marble-look tile underfoot, a frameless glass walk-in shower tiled floor to ceiling, and a private water closet. The walk-in closet is oversized, with double-hung rods on multiple walls. The two additional bedrooms sit at the front, sharing a full bath with a tub-shower combination and tile flooring. Both are well-proportioned with big windows and double-door closets. Guest room, home office, hobby room: this end adapts to whatever you need. A half bath serves the main living area, so guests never travel through the private wing. The laundry room is a small delight, with a patterned tile floor, cabinetry above, and a window. The two-car garage is finished and bright, with an installed opener and direct interior access. Now the practical part. This home is served by a private well and private septic system, so no municipal water bill and no sewer bill. Fuel comes from a leased underground propane tank, so nothing sits in the yard breaking up the view. All appliances convey. Buyers should plan on standard well and septic due diligence during their inspection period, and the propane lease is transferable subject to the provider's terms. All of this sits in Wynswept, off Highway 16 in Catawba County, with an active homeowners association and annual dues. Close enough to Lake Norman for a Saturday on the water, close to the Highway 16 corridor for an easy run toward Charlotte, Denver, or Newton, and far enough from it all that evenings are quiet. One story. Three bedrooms. Two and a half baths. Vaulted living, a real primary suite, a walk-in pantry, a covered porch, and 0.76 acres to call your own. Come see it before someone else does.

3204 Timber Run Lane, Maiden

$943,346
5 Beds 5 Baths 4421613 MLS
Discover elevated custom craftsmanship at 3759 Old Village Rd in Maiden — a stunning new construction home blending timeless architecture with curated designer finishes on a spacious .75-acre lot with no HOA. Offering 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and 3,466 square feet, this custom-built residence was thoughtfully designed with warm organic tones, high-end materials, and a refined modern aesthetic throughout. Step inside to soaring ceilings, dramatic black framed windows, and an open-concept layout centered around a showpiece kitchen featuring custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, designer lighting, premium fixtures, and an oversized island perfect for entertaining. The great room offers an inviting atmosphere with elegant finishes and seamless flow for everyday living. The luxurious primary suite feels straight out of a designer magazine with a spa-inspired bath showcasing curated tile selections, a freestanding soaking tub, walk-in shower, dual vanities, and elevated custom details throughout. Every bathroom in the home has been individually designed with unique cabinetry, lighting, and finish selections that create a truly custom feel rarely found in new construction. Enjoy the privacy and flexibility of a large homesite with no HOA while still being conveniently located near Lincolnton, Denver, and the Lake Norman area. This is not your average spec home — it’s a carefully crafted custom residence designed to deliver luxury, character, and everyday functionality. Photos were taken on 9/3

3759 Old Village Drive, Maiden

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