Record Sale: Largest Home in Charlotte’s History Sold for $5.6 M

Deeandra Michel,

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — 9235 Sweetleaf Place, the largest square footage home in Charlotte has been sold for $5.6 M. This exclusive property, spanning an expansive 11-acre gated waterfront estate, is the largest square footage home ever sold in the greater Charlotte area, according to MLS records. The landmark transaction was marketed exclusively by Ben Bowen of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty’s Lake Norman — Cornelius office.

Designed by Christoper Phelps, acclaimed residential designer, and built by the renowned Arcadia Homes, this estate offers an unparalleled combination of luxury, privacy, and proximity to Uptown Charlotte. With over 17,000 total heated square feet, the property includes:

  • Main House: 15,621 square feet of exquisite living space featuring unparalleled craftsmanship and design.
  • Guest House: 1,514 square feet, providing luxurious accommodations for visitors or extended family.
  • 11 Acres: A serene and private setting with stunning waterfront views.

This remarkable home redefines luxury living, boasting architectural excellence, high-end finishes, and a seamless connection to its natural surroundings. The estate’s thoughtful layout and premium features make it a truly unique offering in the Charlotte real estate market.

“This sale represents a historic moment for the Charlotte area and showcases the growing demand for exceptional properties that offer both grandeur and convenience,” said Ben Bowen, Premier Sotheby’s International Realty. “9235 Sweetleaf Place is a masterpiece, and its new owners will undoubtedly enjoy its timeless elegance and unmatched amenities.”