We invite you to explore Waxhaw, it's local attractions, area statistics, and real estate market. There are currently 358 residential listings on the market in Waxhaw with an average list price of homes for sale of $549K. Last month's average sold price was $553K.

Waxhaw, NC has a population of 46,839 with an average household income of $131,723. When it comes to weather, the average summer high temperature for South Charlotte is 90.02ºF and the yearly rainfall average is 111 inches. As for real estate occupancy specifics, approximately 13,451 residents own their home and 1,176 rent their home.

Helen Adams Realty has skilled agents who have hyper-local expertise of the real estate market in Waxhaw and can help educate you whether you are interested in selling your current home or finding your new home.

Typically referred to as "horse country," the town of Waxhaw dates back to the 1700s, but it wasn't until 1888 that the railroad, laying tracks to Atlanta, brought prosperity. Tracks still run through the center of town along the green, grassy strip dividing two rows of stores. The community was once dependent on cotton, but in the early 1960s, Waxhaw reshaped itself as an antique and equestrian community. The town currently has dozens of specialty shops and dining ranging from mom & pop restaurants to fine dining bistros. One major draw to the area is the annual Queens Cup Steeplechase at Brooklandwood farms and Cane Creek Park, a 1,050-acre park that draws visitors with its 350-acre bass trophy lake, public beach with swimming and walking trails. Waxhaw is located in Union County and is in the Union County School district. Waxhaw homes range in style, but you will notice a distinct "horse country feel" to the area. Grand, new Waxhaw homes reflect mainly transitional styles with stone, brick and Tudor accents mixed with colonial, English and French country styles.