Annsborough Park is an M/I Homes community of 300 single-family homes at 488 Creevy Drive NW in Concord, NC 28027, off Odell School Road near Poplar Tent Road. The community offers Premier and Signature series homes running roughly 2,552–4,074 sq ft, currently priced from $651,990.

New Homes in Annsborough Park

  • Premier Series — open-layout designs including the Coventry
  • Signature Series — larger two-story homes including the Sonoma, to about 4,074 sq ft

Confirm the current plan-and-price grid with the sales office — the lineup rotates by phase.

Amenities and Location

A pool, clubhouse, pickleball courts, and playgrounds anchor the community, ten minutes from Frank Liske Park and close to Concord Mills and I-85.

Schools

Annsborough Park is served by Cabarrus County Schools. All sources agree on W.R. Odell Elementary, but the middle and high assignment is listed differently — Northwest Cabarrus Middle/High by the builder, Harris Road Middle and Cox Mill High by independent zoning data. Confirm with the district before writing an offer.

About the Builder

M/I Homes is a national builder founded in 1976, known for its Whole Home energy program and 10-year transferable structural warranty.

Your Concord neighborhood experts

Mantle Realty agents live and work around Concord and the rest of Cabarrus County, so we know Annsborough Park beyond what a listing photo shows: the streets, the HOA details, what homes here really sell for, and how fast.

Homes in Annsborough Park are assigned to W R Odell Elementary School. Verify assignments with the district before you buy.

Buying? Start with our Guide to Buying a Home. Selling a home in Annsborough Park? See our home selling tips or ask what it is worth.

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Schools Near Annsborough Park

School information is provided for general location context. Attendance zones and assignments can change. Buyers should verify school assignments directly with the district.