Skybrook
Rolling Fairways and Resort-Style Living in Huntersville
Skybrook is one of the largest master-planned communities in Huntersville, spread across roughly 1,100 acres of rolling Piedmont terrain on the town's eastern edge, near the Cabarrus County line. It was built out mostly between 2000 and 2017 by a mix of national and regional builders around an 18-hole championship golf course designed by architect John LaFoy, whose rolling fairways follow the property's natural elevation changes instead of flattening them out.
More than 1,150 households now call Skybrook home, drawn to its mix of single-family houses and townhomes across a wide range of price points, and to a heavier-than-average amenity package for a Huntersville neighborhood: a golf clubhouse and grill, two swim and racquet facilities with four pools and two full-sized waterslides, six lighted tennis courts, pickleball, ball fields, a nature trail, playgrounds, and a stocked fishing pond called Wallace Pond.
Details on the Area
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Skybrook spans roughly 1,100 acres on Huntersville's rolling eastern edge, with more than 1,150 households and 200 acres of open space, ball fields, nature trails, and Wallace Pond woven through the neighborhood.
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The 18-hole course at the center of the community was designed by architect John LaFoy and includes a driving range, Toptracer Range technology, and the SkyTop Grill clubhouse restaurant.
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Two staffed swim and tennis facilities give residents four pools, including two full-sized waterslides, six lighted tennis courts (four clay, two hard), pickleball, and a fitness center, run as a separate membership from HOA dues.
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In 2019, when Skybrook Golf Club neared closure, 80% of the community's 1,153 homeowners approved a $150,000 annual HOA subsidy to fund its turnaround, an unusually direct example of residents investing in a shared amenity.
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Homes were built mostly between 2000 and 2017 by builders including David Weekley Homes, Mattamy Homes, Saussy Burbank, Ryland Homes, John Wieland, and DR Horton, giving Skybrook a wider mix of architectural styles and price points than many newer single-builder communities.
HOMES FOR SALE IN SKYBROOK
Skybrook isn't really a subdivision so much as its own small town built around a golf course. Here's how homes across its roughly 1,100 acres are moving right now.
The Housing Market
Median sale price
$707,450
Skybrook, June 2026 sold price (Movoto)
Price range
$510K–$1.2M
Past 12 months, single-family (Terra Vista Realty)
Median days on market
17
Past 12 months, single-family (Terra Vista Realty)
Typical home size
3,400 sq ft
Median; range 1,700–6,100 sq ft (Terra Vista Realty)
Active listings
14
As of July 18, 2026 (Movoto)
Year built
2000–2017
Most homes; median year built ~2005 (Terra Vista Realty)
Skybrook (Huntersville, 28078) homes, Canopy MLS data via Terra Vista Realty (as of July 18, 2026) and Movoto (as of July 2026). Figures move with the market and vary slightly by data provider; verify current values.
Schools In Skybrook
Skybrook falls within Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' North Mecklenburg cluster. Here are the schools most commonly assigned to the neighborhood, factual and sourced, plus what to double-check before you buy.
Legette Blythe Elementary
John M. Alexander Middle
North Mecklenburg High
Skybrook covers a lot of ground, and a community this size can span more than one CMS attendance boundary. Some third-party sites list Skybrook's middle school as “Alexander Graham,” which is actually a different CMS school near Myers Park in Charlotte, not the Huntersville-area John M. Alexander Middle. Confirm zoned schools for your exact address through the CMS assignment lookup (assignment.cms.k12.nc.us) before you buy.
HOA & Community Amenities
Skybrook is governed by the Skybrook Homeowners Association, managed by Community Association Management Services (CAMS). More than 1,150 households across the community's roughly 1,100 acres pay HOA dues that have recently run in the $450 to $600 a year range for single-family homes (one recent single-family listing was quoted at $565 a year), covering the neighborhood's 200 acres of open space, nature trails, ball fields, playgrounds, pavilions, and Wallace Pond. Skybrook Ridge Townhomes, a separate section within the community, carries its own higher monthly dues, recently quoted around $360 a month, since those fees also cover exterior maintenance.
Golf and the swim and tennis facilities are not folded into standard HOA dues; they run as their own paid memberships. Skybrook Golf Club, the 18-hole John LaFoy-designed course with its clubhouse and SkyTop Grill, sells its own memberships separately, and the Skybrook Swim & Racquet Club charges a $750 to $1,000 initiation fee plus roughly $93 a month for access to its four pools, six lighted tennis courts, pickleball, and fitness center. In 2019, when the golf course neared closure, 80% of Skybrook's homeowners voted to approve a $150,000 annual HOA subsidy to help fund its turnaround, an unusually direct example of a community investing in its own shared amenity. Confirm current HOA dues and membership costs before making decisions.
Location & Lifestyle
Skybrook sits on the eastern side of Huntersville, NC (28078), near the Cabarrus County line, built around its own golf course and swim and tennis complex rather than any single Huntersville commercial strip. Everyday errands run close: Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods are both within about 2 miles, Publix and ALDI in nearby Prosperity Village are about 3 miles away, and Concord Mills, with its 200-plus stores, 24-screen AMC theater, SEA Life Aquarium, and Dave & Buster's, is roughly 3 miles out. Novant Health Huntersville Medical Center is about 6 miles away.
Historic downtown Huntersville, home to Main Street Coffee & Coworking and a small cluster of local restaurants, is about 5 miles west, and Birkdale Village's open-air shops, restaurants, and movie theater sit a bit further out. Uptown Charlotte is about 13 miles south, typically 20 to 25 minutes depending on traffic, and Charlotte Douglas International Airport is about 17 miles away, roughly 25 to 30 minutes with traffic.
Places to explore in Skybrook
Frequently Asked Questions
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Skybrook is a master-planned community in Huntersville, NC (28078), on the town's eastern edge near the Cabarrus County line, about 3 miles from Concord Mills and 13 miles north of uptown Charlotte.
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It's one of the Charlotte area's larger golf course communities, built across roughly 1,100 acres of rolling terrain around an 18-hole John LaFoy-designed championship course, with resort-style pools, tennis, and 200 acres of open space and trails.
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Skybrook is commonly zoned for Legette Blythe Elementary, John M. Alexander Middle, and North Mecklenburg High, all part of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Because a community this size can span more than one attendance boundary, confirm assignments for your exact address through the CMS assignment lookup before you buy.
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Single-family homes in Skybrook sold for a median of about $707,450 as of June 2026, with prices over the past 12 months ranging roughly from $510,000 to $1.2 million and a median of 17 days on market. Verify current values, since a community this size covers a wide range of home ages and sizes.
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Yes, the Skybrook Homeowners Association charges roughly $450 to $600 a year for most single-family homes, while the separate Skybrook Ridge Townhomes section runs higher monthly dues that include exterior maintenance. Golf and the swim and racquet club are run as their own paid memberships on top of HOA dues, not automatically included. Confirm current dues and membership costs before making decisions.
