One Story. 1.14 Acres. Screened Porch. This One Has Everything the Market Is Missing. If you've been watching Mint Hill, you already know the problem: single-story homes on acre-plus lots with this level of outdoor living don't come available often — and when they do, they don't sit. 3510 Mintstone Drive delivers 1,769 square feet of single-level living, three bedrooms, two full baths, and a 1.14-acre lot wrapped in mature hardwoods. The gas fireplace anchors the main living room. A separate formal dining room and a casual eat-in breakfast area give you options. The kitchen is fully equipped with gas appliances. The outdoor package is what separates this listing: a vaulted screened porch with a cedar-planked ceiling, ceiling fan, and brick paver floor — built for year-round use, not just occasional spring evenings. A concrete patio steps out from the porch for grilling and dining under open sky. A utility shed handles storage. The wooded back portion of the 1.14-acre lot provides a natural privacy buffer that new construction simply can't replicate. Single-level. No stairs. Room to spread out. A location that puts you minutes from I-485, Mint Hill Veterans Memorial Park, Stevens Creek Nature Preserve, and the restaurants and coffee shops along Matthews-Mint Hill Road. This is the ranch the market hasn't been offering. Call Tim Whitworth before it's gone.

One Story. 1.14 Acres. Screened Porch. This One Has Everything the Market Is Missing. If you've been watching Mint Hill, you already know the problem: single-story homes on acre-plus lots with this level of outdoor living don't come available often — and when they do, they don't sit. 3510 Mintstone Drive delivers 1,769 square feet of single-level living, three bedrooms, two full baths, and a 1.14-acre lot wrapped in mature hardwoods. The gas fireplace anchors the main living room. A separate formal dining room and a casual eat-in breakfast area give you options. The kitchen is fully equipped with gas appliances. The outdoor package is what separates this listing: a vaulted screened porch with a cedar-planked ceiling, ceiling fan, and brick paver floor — built for year-round use, not just occasional spring evenings. A concrete patio steps out from the porch for grilling and dining under open sky. A utility shed handles storage. The wooded back portion of the 1.14-acre lot provides a natural privacy buffer that new construction simply can't replicate. Single-level. No stairs. Room to spread out. A location that puts you minutes from I-485, Mint Hill Veterans Memorial Park, Stevens Creek Nature Preserve, and the restaurants and coffee shops along Matthews-Mint Hill Road. This is the ranch the market hasn't been offering. Call Tim Whitworth before it's gone.