Davidson · NC
Bailey Springs: Craftsman Homes South of Downtown
David Weekley Craftsman-style homes from 2007 to 2020, south of downtown and minutes from I-77.
Living in Bailey Springs
Bailey Springs is a David Weekley Homes neighborhood built mostly from 2007 to 2020, with Craftsman-style homes on tree-lined streets. It has a Southern-style clubhouse, a pool with cabanas, a playground and walking trails.
It sits south of downtown Davidson, minutes from I-77, with Roosevelt Wilson Park and Fisher Farm nearby. That puts both the drive to Charlotte and the town center within easy reach.
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Buying or Selling in Bailey Springs
For buyers, a single builder and a consistent style make comparisons easier than in much of Davidson, and homes from 2007 to 2020 offer newer construction in a town known for older homes with character. Homes from the late 2000s still deserve a look at roofs and systems. Moving up in Davidson covers planning a purchase alongside a sale.
For sellers, recent sales of similar David Weekley homes inside the neighborhood are strong evidence, and updates and lot are what set yours apart. Selling your home in Davidson covers the launch.
Bailey Springs and Its Neighbors
Summers Walk has trails into the West Branch Nature Preserve, and The Woodlands at Davidson offers custom homes on wooded lots. The Davidson neighborhoods page compares them. Talk with us about Bailey Springs. Carolina Signature Properties works across Davidson and the lake towns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who built Bailey Springs?
David Weekley Homes, mostly from 2007 to 2020, with Craftsman-style homes.
Where is Bailey Springs?
South of downtown Davidson, minutes from I-77, near Roosevelt Wilson Park and Fisher Farm.
What amenities does Bailey Springs have?
A Southern-style clubhouse, a pool with cabanas, a playground and walking trails.
Buying in Davidson
The method
How we do it in Bailey Springs
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