The Hamptons
Wooded Streets, Big Brick Homes, and Two Clubhouses in Huntersville
The Hamptons is a heavily wooded, established neighborhood off Sam Furr Road in Huntersville, built mostly from the early 1990s through the mid-2000s by John Wieland Homes. Its executive-style brick and brick-and-Hardieplank homes run large, generally 2,600 to more than 5,600 square feet, spread across quarter- to half-acre lots along mature, tree-canopied streets that give the neighborhood a settled, picturesque feel rare among Huntersville's newer subdivisions.
The community's amenity package is unusually deep for its size: two separate clubhouses, on Hamptons Park Drive and Doyers Drive, each with its own pool, playground, and social calendar, plus two sets of tennis courts and walking and biking trails that connect directly into the adjacent North Mecklenburg Park. Add in quick access to Birkdale Village and Northcross Shopping Center, and The Hamptons pairs a quiet, tree-shaded, family-oriented feel with genuinely useful amenities and a short drive to everything else in Huntersville.
Details on the Area
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The Hamptons Park Drive and Doyers Drive clubhouses each anchor their own pool, playground, and calendar of resident events, spreading amenities across the neighborhood instead of centering on one hub.
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Built out largely by John Wieland Homes from the early 1990s into the mid-2000s, the neighborhood's mature hardwood canopy gives it a settled, tree-shaded character uncommon among Huntersville's newer subdivisions.
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Executive-style brick and brick-and-Hardieplank homes, generally 2,600 to more than 5,600 square feet, sit on quarter- to half-acre lots across the community.
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The neighborhood's walking and biking trails connect directly into the adjacent 98-acre county park, with athletic fields, playgrounds, and singletrack trails just beyond the HOA's own amenities.
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Both clubhouse areas add their own tennis courts and playgrounds on top of the pools, giving families multiple close-to-home options for recreation.
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Birkdale Village's shops, restaurants, and movie theater and the roughly 60-store Northcross Shopping Center are both a short drive from the neighborhood, with I-77 access at Exit 25.
HOMES FOR SALE IN THE HAMPTONS
Big brick homes on wooded, quarter-acre-plus lots don't sit around for long in this part of Huntersville. Here's what The Hamptons' housing market looks like right now.
The Housing Market
Median sale price
$847,000
Past 12 months, single-family
Homes sold
16
Past 12 months
Median days on market
14
Trailing 12 months
Median price per sq ft
$239
Past 12 months
Active listings
8
As of late May 2026
Price range
$505K–$1.0M
Past 12 months, single-family
The Hamptons (Huntersville, NC 28078) single-family homes, Canopy MLS data via Terra Vista Realty (pulled May 26, 2026) and Redfin (12-month competitiveness data). Figures move with the market; verify current values.
Schools In The Hamptons
Families in The Hamptons land in a well-regarded stretch of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Here's who you'd likely be zoned for, and how those schools stack up.
Huntersville Elementary
Bailey Middle
William Amos Hough High
This subdivision-level pairing (Huntersville Elementary, Bailey Middle, and William Amos Hough High, the latter two in neighboring Cornelius) comes from a listing source tied specifically to The Hamptons. Other Huntersville-area sources instead cite Barnette Elementary, Francis Bradley Middle, and Hopewell High for nearby streets. Both pairings are genuine CMS schools, so this is a boundary question, not a district question. Confirm zoned schools for your exact address through the CMS assignment lookup (assignment.cms.k12.nc.us) before you buy.
HOA & Community Amenities
The Hamptons carries a homeowners association built around its amenities: two clubhouses (on Hamptons Park Drive and Doyers Drive), two swimming pools, two sets of tennis courts, two playgrounds, and the walking and biking trails that tie the neighborhood into adjacent North Mecklenburg Park. The community was built out largely by John Wieland Homes from the early 1990s into the mid-2000s, and its brick and brick-and-Hardieplank homes on quarter- to half-acre lots are part of what gives the HOA's covenants their traditional, established feel.
Reported monthly dues vary noticeably across listing sites, from roughly $100 a month up to figures several times that, which likely reflects confusion with nearby, similarly-named HOAs or simply stale data. Management has also been cited under more than one company name in different sources. Given the spread, confirm current dues, any special assessments, and exactly what they cover directly with the HOA or a listing agent before making decisions.
Location & Lifestyle
The Hamptons sits off Sam Furr Road in Huntersville, NC (28078), less than half a mile from I-77 at Exit 25, with several of its homes backing directly onto North Mecklenburg Park's fields and trails. Birkdale Village's shops, restaurants, and movie theater and the roughly 60-store Northcross Shopping Center are both a short drive away, and Ramsey Creek Park's Lake Norman swim beach and boat ramps are about 10 to 15 minutes north.
Uptown Charlotte is roughly 25 to 30 minutes south via I-77, and Charlotte Douglas International Airport is about 35 to 40 minutes away depending on traffic. Downtown Huntersville and the town's greenway network, including The Vine and the Torrence Creek and McDowell Creek greenways, are a short drive south for more walking and biking beyond the neighborhood's own trails.
Places to explore in The Hamptons
Frequently Asked Questions
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In Huntersville, NC (28078), off Sam Furr Road and less than half a mile from I-77 at Exit 25, backing onto North Mecklenburg Park along several streets.
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Heavily wooded, established streets of large executive-style brick homes built mostly by John Wieland Homes in the 1990s and early 2000s, paired with an unusually deep amenity package for a single community: two clubhouses, two pools, two sets of tennis courts, and trails connecting into North Mecklenburg Park.
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Two community clubhouses (Hamptons Park Drive and Doyers Drive), each with its own pool and playground, two sets of tennis courts, and walking and biking trails that tie directly into adjacent North Mecklenburg Park.
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Listing sources most commonly cite Huntersville Elementary, Bailey Middle, and William Amos Hough High, all Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, though some nearby-area sources instead reference Barnette Elementary, Francis Bradley Middle, and Hopewell High. Verify assignment for your exact address through the CMS assignment lookup before you buy.
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Over the past 12 months, single-family homes in The Hamptons sold at a median price of about $847,000, typically ranging from roughly $505,000 to just over $1 million, with a median of 16 homes sold and a median of about 14 days on market. Verify current values, since the market moves.
