Robbins Park (Lake Norman area)

The Preserve at Robbins Park brings to the fore an idea with deep historical roots. Namely, the concept of a preferred neighborhood bordering a capacious public park, first posed in the 19th Century by the pioneers of classic American urban design. The result is a study in elegant contrasts which combines the luxury of in-town living with a Lake Norman address. Which commingles the possibility of more meaningful neighborly connection with the demands of personal privacy. All in the context of an unforgettable natural setting with woodlands, public fields and natural habitats which will give the Preserve at Robbins Park lasting stature, as well as the opportunity for families at all life stages to be part of something heartfelt and permanent.

For more information, please contact Holly Gantt to schedule a consultation at your earliest convenience. We can also be reached directly by calling 980-722-3641.

Seven years in the planning, The Preserve at Robbins Park compelling even by Lake Norman standards. The last large tract of open land in the heart of the lake section of Cornelius now marries luxury living to an adjacent nature preserve. Streets will intertwine with preserved woodlands while also tying together planned parks and public fields. Children and adults alike will enjoy the extensive standing groves and delightful creekside habitats. Contiguous greenway trails will offer miles of hiking and biking and Lake Norman itself is directly across the street. The Preserve will also offer connectivity with Birkdale Village, Lake Norman’s favorite destination for shopping, dining and entertainment.