The Longleaf Group at Hunter Farm in Weddington NC | South Charlotte Community

Overview: Discover Hunter Farm in Weddington, North Carolina

Just south of Charlotte, the Hunter Farm subdivision delivers the classic Weddington lifestyle—large wooded homesites, top-tier Union County schools, and a convenient commute to SouthPark, Ballantyne, and Uptown. In this video, Steve Jarrell of The Longleaf Group highlights pricing, amenities, and what day-to-day life looks like inside this sought-after neighborhood.

Neighborhood Quick Facts

Location Providence Road (NC-16) & Hemby Road, Weddington, NC
County / Township Union County – Weddington Township
Home Styles Brick & Hardcoat Stucco Traditional two-story and basement homes
Year Built Mid-1990s through early-2000s
Square Footage ≈ 2,800 – 4,800 SF
Lot Size 0.4 – 1.0 acre (average 0.6 acre)
HOA Dues ~ $750 – $900 / year (varies by section)
Community Amenities Clubhouse, Junior Olympic pool, kids’ splash area, tennis courts, playground, walking trails
Assigned Schools* Weddington Elementary • Weddington Middle • Weddington High
*Always verify school assignments with Union County Public Schools.

Top 5 Reasons Buyers Love Hunter Farm

  1. Spacious Homes & Mature Landscaping

    Wide lots and established hardwoods create a private, park-like setting rarely found in newer developments.

  2. Amenities for All Ages

    The neighborhood clubhouse hosts social events while the pool, tennis courts, and playground keep kids (and adults) active year-round.

  3. Highly-Rated Weddington Schools

    Families move here specifically for the award-winning elementary, middle, and high school located less than 10 minutes away.

  4. Commuter-Friendly Location

    Quick access to I-485, Providence Road, and Rea Road means 25 minutes to Uptown or CLT Airport and under 15 minutes to Ballantyne Corporate Park.

  5. Strong Resale Values

    Limited inventory and consistent demand have produced steady appreciation, making Hunter Farm an attractive long-term investment.

Things to Consider Before Buying

  • Older Floor Plans – Many homes feature formal dining rooms and smaller closets typical of the 1990s; budget for renovations if you prefer open-concept living.
  • Limited New Construction – With the neighborhood built-out, buyers compete for resale listings; be ready to act quickly.
  • HOA Guidelines – Exterior color and landscape changes require approval to maintain community standards.

Key Takeaways

Hunter Farm offers a rare blend of space, schools, and amenities only 20 miles from Charlotte’s city center. If you value mature trees, neighborhood camaraderie, and top academic options, this Weddington enclave deserves a spot on your home-search shortlist.

Author

Steve Jarrell

Thinking of Moving to Charlotte, North Carolina?

📱 Call or Text: 704-774-7170
📨 Email: steve@jarrellhomes.com
📨 Website: The Longleaf Group