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What BestPlaces Users Say about Mooresville
Mooresville, North Carolina is a small town located just outside of Charlotte. Known for its charming downtown area, historic homes, and proximity to Lake Norman, Mooresville has become a popular place to live for those seeking a more relaxed lifestyle. However, before making the decision to move, it's important to get a glimpse into what it's like to actually live in this town. With that in mind, let's take a look at what some users on BestPlaces.net have to say about their experiences living in Mooresville.
According to user "John" who has been living in Mooresville for over 10 years, "Mooresville is a great place to raise a family. The schools are top-notch and there are plenty of family-friendly activities to do in the area." Similarly, "Samantha" who has been living in Mooresville for 5 years states, "I love the small-town feel of Mooresville. The community is very welcoming and there's always something going on in town." Both of these reviews highlight the family-friendly and close-knit community aspect of living in Mooresville.
On the other hand, user "Mark" who has been living in Mooresville for 2 years has a different perspective. He says, "The cost of living here is quite high compared to other places I've lived. I also find the traffic to be pretty bad, especially during rush hour." This review sheds light on the potential drawbacks of living in Mooresville, such as high cost of living and traffic congestion.
Finally, user "Emily" who has been living in Mooresville for just over a year shares, "I love the location of Mooresville. It's close enough to Charlotte for work opportunities, but also has a small-town feel. And being near Lake Norman is a huge plus!" This last review highlights the convenience of living in Mooresville, with its proximity to a major city and access to outdoor recreation.
In summary, user reviews on BestPlaces.net show that living in Mooresville, North Carolina is generally viewed as a positive experience. The town offers a strong sense of community, good schools, and a desirable location. However, some downsides such as high cost of living and traffic may be a consideration for those looking to move to this area. Ultimately, it's important to weigh both the positive and negative aspects of living in Mooresville to determine if it's the right fit for you.
based on 19 ReviewsGet to know Mooresville with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Mooresville
Mooresville - 1/31/2020
I've lived here for a while, it has everything you need. But 150 traffics
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No affordable housing. - 11/30/2019
It's a nice town but all the jobs are either service industry or manufacturers that don't pay well.
If you're single and make less than 50,000 a year good luck finding affordable housing with out roommates. A single bedroom apartment goes for
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Moving up. - 10/28/2016
Hi, Moving back to NC to the Moorseville area. Am so excited .
I am not from this area . so not familiar with area. So any insite would be greatly appericate. I to go have coffee and shopping at thrift stores and looking at local artist and love to shopp at local small business.
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relocating - 6/10/2015
Hello
Please advise of a safe and fun town to live with town and school activities moving from
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Housing Market? Aren't homes with Lake views what - 8/26/2014
My mom is moving from Mooresville and has her house on the market now. She is joining me in Kansas City and even though the cost of living is more, she needs to live near family. She is sorely going to miss her home in Mooresville with lake views and beautiful pines. It seems like the housing market there is in a slump. Does anyone know why? Being from out of state, it is hard to understand what is happening there. Would love some
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Sleepy town, pricey and congested now - 8/31/2013
Mooresville used to be a sleepy mill town, but now with unbridled development, it has traffic woes and the housing prices have skyrocketed. To live on the lake, you used to be able to build a modest home for fishing, but now you must plunk down about $800,000 to enjoy the over developed land. There is plenty of shopping, but little thought went into having an attractive lay out and suburban sprawl is taking over much of the land.
If you have kids, there are some things to do locally, and many people drive on down to Charlotte for cultural events and sporting events.Be advised that there is a nuclear plant nearby, so it that makes you nervous...
The hospital has been recently sold to a chain but has a pretty good record for safety and there are plenty of doctors to go around.
The schools have scored higher than the other town in the county, and there are private schools in the area, also. There is also some nightlife in the area, but little cultural
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Moving to Mooresville from Grand Rapids MI in Octo - 8/5/2013
Husband is being transferred to Mooresville in a month. I know nothing about the area. Have a 1 year old and 2 dogs. Need to find a rental home or apartment in a good area ASAP. Our mortgage in our beautiful 2,500 sq ft home in Grand Rapids now is only $560/month. Looking to keep it in the price range as the pay increase to move is minimal, but want to be in a good area/school district. Willing to rent until the right home comes along, but don't even know where to start looking. Also... info on the area would be great. We have a boat, are the rumors that Lake Norman is really high traffic true? Also, what about roads? Are the outdated? Local business? Is it overun with franchises as stated in a previous comment? Weather? Bugs? Things to do? Nightlife? Any help is appreciated. Not really sure where else to go to help me with this. Thanks in
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Uptight Yankess please go back! - 5/13/2013
Well as a southerner, I am a open minded person who likes to hear any good positive conversation as long as it aint about Obama.....I think the problem most northerners have here in the south is our culture and the way folks think and talk including our accents.They come down here and suddenly think everything is going to be the same as where they have come from, well it aint! we have different views and like to talk about each others day and family's.....while yankee's just want to push you forward and forget about whats important like stopping and saying hi or wayving to folks..etc it's just a different culture altogether and thats why when a Yankee officer asked a young confederate private during the war of northern aggression why he was fighting the war? " he said, cause all y'all are here on our
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Looking for a home in mooresville is it the right - 3/21/2013
Ok too much to take in... But I've been doing so much research lately and so far Mooresville seems like a good place to live ... I'll be looking soon and coming from Long Island NY cause my husbands ready to retire his City Job... We have 5 kids and this won't be easy cause one will be in her 4 th yr of college one will be starting college one will be a junior in hs one a freshman in hs and one prob starting middle school by the time we leave... Taking my kids out go ny from there friends I don't want to bring them to the boonies at this age that would be a very hard transition . I love the fact that mooresville has a lake a boat would be nice to have and we like fishing, it's the schools I'm confused about so many different zip codes just boggles my brain. We are friendly out going people but our frends here are lifelong we've known the same people and hangout with child hood friends from our hometown in Queens Ny I never really cared for the long islanders here but we like to go out
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