Mint Hill · NC
Olde Sycamore: Golf, Brick and Stone
Mint Hill's golf community, with brick and stone homes and townhomes around a Tom Jackson course.
Living in Olde Sycamore
Olde Sycamore is a golf community in Mint Hill. Its 18-hole Tom Jackson-designed course had its greens renovated in 2025.
The housing is brick and stone single-family homes on wooded lots, plus townhomes. The community has a clubhouse, a junior-Olympic pool, tennis and pickleball courts, ponds and sidewalks.
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Buying or Selling in Olde Sycamore
For buyers, the golf course is central to the appeal, so the first questions are what the HOA covers, what is a separate membership, and what it costs. With two decades of construction, homes also vary in age and finish, and townhomes offer a lower-maintenance way into the same community. Mint Hill is served by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, with assignment depending on the address. Buying a home in Mint Hill covers the search.
For sellers, a home on the course, a home on an interior street and a townhome are three different products. The Seller Market Position Review compares yours with sales that share its type and setting. Selling your home in Mint Hill covers the launch.
Olde Sycamore and Its Neighbors
Cheval offers equestrian estates, and Summerwood has larger homes on third- to two-thirds-acre lots. The Mint Hill neighborhoods page compares them. Talk with us about Olde Sycamore. Carolina Signature Properties works across Mint Hill and Matthews.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Olde Sycamore golf course?
Tom Jackson. The 18-hole course had its greens renovated in 2025.
Are there townhomes in Olde Sycamore?
Yes, alongside brick and stone single-family homes on wooded lots.
What amenities does Olde Sycamore have?
A clubhouse, a junior-Olympic pool, tennis and pickleball courts, ponds and sidewalks, along with the golf course.
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