Norman Station is a new townhome community in Mooresville, North Carolina, in Iredell County. It is built by Lennar and is actively selling as of August 2026, with homes in the high $300,000s to low $400,000s.

The community is off Nablus Trail in the 28117 zip code, on the Lake Norman side of Mooresville. Lennar describes it as a boutique community — it is small, and the townhomes come with two-car garages, which is not standard at this price point.

Homes at Norman Station

Two floorplans are being built, both around 2,054 square feet with three full baths plus a half bath:

  • Verona II — three to four bedrooms, high $300s
  • Chamberlain II — three bedrooms, from the $400s

Recent availability has run between roughly $373,000 and $394,000, with Lennar advertising incentives in the $14,000–$31,000 range on specific homesites. Incentives on new construction move constantly and are usually tied to using the builder’s lender, so treat any advertised figure as a starting point rather than a fixed discount.

At just over 2,000 square feet with a two-car garage, these are larger than most townhomes in the Lake Norman area, and the layout suits buyers who want the space of a house without the exterior upkeep.

Lake Norman Access

The community has direct access to Lake Norman, along with an onsite dog park and picnic areas. That access is the reason to look here rather than at a comparable townhome further inland.

Lake Norman is the largest man-made lake in North Carolina, with marinas, public launches and Lake Norman State Park for hiking and paddling. Waterfront property on the lake carries a substantial premium, so a community that offers lake access without waterfront pricing occupies a useful middle ground — worth understanding clearly, since “lake access” and “waterfront” are very different things in both use and resale value.

Living in Mooresville

Mooresville sits on the eastern shore of Lake Norman, about thirty minutes north of Charlotte on I-77. The town is closely tied to the motorsports industry, with numerous race shops based here along with the North Carolina Auto Racing Hall of Fame and Memory Lane Motorsports Museum.

Downtown Mooresville has an established main street with local dining and shopping, and Birkdale Village in nearby Huntersville covers larger retail. Charlotte Douglas International Airport is roughly forty-five minutes south.

Mooresville has grown quickly, and I-77 traffic southbound in the morning is a real consideration — drive it at your actual commute time before committing, not on a Saturday afternoon.

Who It Fits

Norman Station fits buyers who want to be near Lake Norman, want new construction, and would rather have a two-car garage and 2,000 square feet than a yard. It works well for commuters into Charlotte who want lake access at the end of the day, and for buyers scaling down from a larger house without leaving the area.

It is not the right fit if you want a boat slip or waterfront frontage. Lake access through a community is shared access, and the terms of that access are worth reading carefully — confirm in writing what residents may and may not do at the water, and what the association dues cover.

Schools Serving Norman Station

Norman Station falls within the Lakeshore Elementary School attendance area, feeding to Lakeshore Middle School and Mooresville High School. These are Mooresville Graded School District campuses, which is a separate district from Iredell-Statesville Schools — worth knowing if you are comparing communities across the Mooresville area. Attendance boundaries are set by the district and can change, so confirm current assignments directly before relying on them.

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This is a small community, so availability is limited and moves quickly when a phase releases. You can search homes across Mooresville to see what is currently available here and nearby.

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