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The Falls at Weddington estates in Weddington, NC

Weddington · Union County, NC

The Falls at Weddington

Creek-side custom homes built around water, stone, and standing timber.

WeddingtonApprox. 90 homes0.6 – 1.5 acres

The Falls at Weddington is organized around its water. A creek runs the length of the community, crossed by stone bridges, and the lots that back to it are the ones people wait for. The architecture followed the topography — stone bases, cedar accents, and deep porches oriented toward the trees rather than the street.

Quiet, wooded, and deliberately low-density — this is a walk-the-dog-at-dusk neighborhood rather than a swim-team one.

Water is the reason this neighborhood exists in its current form and it is also the diligence item. Creek-adjacent lots carry floodplain and buffer considerations that vary parcel by parcel, and Union County's stream-buffer rules limit what can be built or cleared near the bank. Ask for the survey and the FEMA panel before assuming a rear addition or pool is possible.

In exchange, buyers get something scarce in the corridor: a mature, custom-built street inside Weddington schools where no two homes were drawn from the same plan book, and where the common area is real woodland rather than a mown detention basin.

The Particulars

At a glance.

Area
Weddington, Union County, NC
Architecture
Mountain transitional, stone and cedar, traditional
Builders
Custom builders on owner lots
Schools
Weddington Elementary · Weddington Middle · Weddington High
HOA / Membership
Approx. $1,000 annually.
Typical Acreage
0.6 – 1.5 acres

Amenities

A way of life,
on the property line.

  • Creek frontage
  • Stone bridges
  • Walking trails
  • Wooded common areas

Why It Matters

Highlights worth noting.

  • 01

    Creek frontage and stone bridge streetscape

  • 02

    Weddington school assignment

  • 03

    Custom builds rather than production plans

In The Area

Explore Weddington.

Weddington, NC — town guide

Nearby communities

Aero Plantation

A fly-in residential airpark with private runway and equestrian estates.

Weddington Chase

Stately custom homes on generous wooded homesites.

Providence Downs

The original Providence Road estate community.

Questions Buyers Ask

The Falls at Weddington, answered.

Where is The Falls at Weddington located?
The Falls at Weddington is in Weddington, Union County, North Carolina, inside the Waxhaw–Marvin–Weddington corridor south of Charlotte. Drive times to uptown Charlotte from this part of the county typically run 35 to 55 minutes depending on the hour; see our commute time finder.
What schools serve The Falls at Weddington?
Union County Public Schools currently assigns this area to Weddington Elementary, Weddington Middle, Weddington High. Assignment is set by parcel and changes with redistricting — confirm the address directly with the district. Background on the feeder patterns is in our Union County schools guide.
What are the HOA dues and what do they cover?
Approx. $1,000 annually. Dues in The Falls at Weddington generally support creek frontage, stone bridges, walking trails and common-area upkeep. Figures change annually; treat this as editorial orientation and request the current budget and covenants during diligence. Our HOA guide explains how Union County associations are typically structured.
What kind of homes are in The Falls at Weddington?
Approx. 90 homes on roughly 0.6 – 1.5 acres lots, built largely in mountain transitional, stone and cedar, traditional styles by Custom builders on owner lots. This publication does not list homes for sale or publish prices — see the buyer diligence guide for how to evaluate a specific property.

The Falls at Weddington is also written locally as Falls at Weddington NC, The Falls Weddington neighborhood. All refer to the same Weddington community described on this page.

Considering The Falls at Weddington?

Begin with our relocation guide.

The relocation guide covers everything from school districts and commute times to community selection and the buyer process across the Union County luxury corridor.

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