Quick answer: As of November 2026, Eastwood Homes offers townhomes in 6 communities across the Charlotte region, with 4 now selling and 2 coming soon. Prices start from the low $300s, current plans have 3 bedrooms, and 33 quick move-in townhomes are available or under construction in communities from Troutman to Waxhaw.
| Community | City | From | Beds | Sq. Ft. | Status | Move-In Ready |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bryton Crossing | Huntersville, NC | Mid $400s | 3 | 1,939+ | Now Selling | 9 |
| Johnston Park | Charlotte, NC | $300s (proposed) | TBA | TBA | Coming Soon | TBA |
| Byrds Landing | Charlotte, NC | $400s (proposed) | TBA | TBA | Coming Soon | TBA |
| Harrisburg Village | Harrisburg, NC | Mid $300s | 3 | 1,732+ | Now Selling | 7 |
| Norman Creek Townhomes | Troutman, NC | Low $300s | 3 | 1,707+ | Now Selling | 11 |
| Blythe Mill | Waxhaw, NC | Mid $300s | 3 | 1,707+ | Now Selling | 6 |
Move-In Ready includes completed homes and homes under construction. Norman Creek figures reflect its townhome neighborhood only. Prices and availability change often; visit each community page for current homes.
Townhome living in Mecklenburg County keeps you close to Uptown, the University City area, and the employers that line I-77 and I-485. Eastwood offers an established community in Huntersville today, with two new neighborhoods on the way inside the Charlotte city limits.
Bryton Crossing is an established Huntersville neighborhood where the pool, cabana, and playground are already complete, so residents can enjoy them from the day they move in. Its position between I-77 and I-485 makes the drive to Uptown Charlotte straightforward, while Birkdale Village, Northlake Mall, and the shoreline of Lake Norman are close by for evenings and weekends. Rear-load garages keep the streetscape tidy, and the three-story Beaumont adds a two-car garage and a flexible first-floor bonus room.
Johnston Park will bring four new townhome designs to north Charlotte, on a site off I-485 that sits within minutes of I-77, I-85, Concord, and Huntersville. Plans are expected to include first-floor primary bedroom options and two-car garages, and the location puts shopping, dining, and parks in three cities within an easy drive.
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Byrds Landing is a new townhome community planned for northeast Charlotte, with quick connections to major highways, Uptown, and the University City area. Its three-story designs center on generous living space and well-appointed kitchens, and everyday shopping, dining, and neighborhood parks are a short drive from home.
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Harrisburg brings a quieter, small-town pace to the eastern edge of the Charlotte metro, with I-485 and the University area only a short drive away. Cabarrus County continues to draw buyers who want more home for their budget without giving up an easy commute into the city.
Harrisburg Village sits in a peaceful setting just off I-485, close enough to local restaurants and cafes that the neighborhood feels genuinely connected to the town around it. Residents share a pool and cabana, a dog park, a paved walking trail, and a playground, and several plans place the primary bedroom on the first floor. Concord, Charlotte Motor Speedway, and the University City area are all within a comfortable drive.
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North of Lake Norman, Troutman pairs a historic downtown with fast access to I-77 and property taxes lower than much of the region. It is a natural fit for buyers who want to be near the lake at an approachable price point.
The townhome neighborhood at Norman Creek is part of a master-planned community in Troutman, just three minutes from I-77 at Exit 42 in Iredell County. Historic downtown Troutman is minutes away for shopping and dining, and Lake Norman State Park offers trails and open water close to home. Residents enjoy a community pool and cabana, and 100 percent USDA financing is available on qualifying homes.
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Southeast of Charlotte, Union County combines well-regarded public schools with small towns full of character, Waxhaw chief among them. Townhome living here offers a low-maintenance way to enjoy that setting while staying within reach of Ballantyne and south Charlotte.
Blythe Mill places new townhomes within an easy walk of historic downtown Waxhaw, where local shops, restaurants, and community events are part of everyday life. Plans include first-floor primary bedroom options and a low-maintenance lifestyle, children attend Union County Public Schools, and the community sits in a tax-friendly district a comfortable drive south of Charlotte.
Eastwood also builds single-family homes in 16 communities across the Charlotte area, from Huntersville and Lake Norman to Union County and York County, SC. Norman Creek in Troutman offers both townhomes and single-family homes. See our full guide to new single-family homes in Charlotte.
Eastwood Homes has been headquartered in Charlotte since 1977 and builds across Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Gaston, Iredell, Lincoln, Catawba, and Union counties in North Carolina and York County in South Carolina. Every home is Built with Care, and buyers personalize their selections at the Eastwood Homes Design Center. In 2023 the company was named Builder of the Year by the Charlotte Home Builders Association.
As of November 2026, Eastwood Homes has townhomes in 6 Charlotte-area communities. Bryton Crossing in Huntersville is an established option near I-77, Harrisburg Village serves Cabarrus County, Norman Creek serves the Lake Norman area from Troutman, and Blythe Mill is in Waxhaw in Union County. Johnston Park and Byrds Landing are coming soon inside Charlotte.
Eastwood's Charlotte-area townhomes start from the low $300s at Norman Creek Townhomes in Troutman. Harrisburg Village and Blythe Mill start from the mid $300s, and Bryton Crossing starts from the mid $400s. Proposed pricing at the coming soon communities begins in the $300s at Johnston Park and the $400s at Byrds Landing.
In November 2026, Eastwood has 33 quick move-in townhomes completed or under construction in the Charlotte region. Norman Creek Townhomes has the most with 11, followed by Bryton Crossing with 9, Harrisburg Village with 7, and Blythe Mill with 6.
Yes. Harrisburg Village in Harrisburg and Blythe Mill in Waxhaw both offer townhome plans with a first-floor primary bedroom. Johnston Park in north Charlotte is planned to include first-floor primary bedroom designs and two-car garages when it opens.
Bryton Crossing in Huntersville has a completed pool, cabana, and playground. Harrisburg Village offers a pool, cabana, dog park, paved trail, and playground, and Norman Creek in Troutman includes a community pool and cabana.
Johnston Park in Charlotte (proposed pricing from the $300s) and Byrds Landing in Charlotte (proposed pricing from the $400s) are coming soon. Joining each community's VIP list is the best way to get early pricing and release dates.
Townhomes usually carry a lower starting price than single-family homes in the same part of the region, and they replace yard work with shared amenities. Eastwood's Charlotte-area townhomes start from the low $300s, while its single-family homes start from the high $300s.
This guide is refreshed at the start of every month with current community status, starting prices, and quick move-in counts pulled directly from Eastwood Homes' Charlotte division listings.
Explore every community, floor plan, and quick move-in home on the Eastwood Homes Charlotte page, or call the Charlotte Internet Team at 704-741-4711 to schedule a visit. Browse by city: Charlotte Metro, Huntersville, Harrisburg, Waxhaw, Troutman.
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