David Weekley Homes · Cotswold / East Charlotte
Central Living at Craig
Central Living at Craig is a small David Weekley townhome enclave on Craig Avenue in the Cotswold area. Three-story plans put living space, bedrooms, and outdoor balconies in a low-maintenance package minutes from SouthPark and Uptown. It fits buyers who want east-side Charlotte location without a long suburban commute.
Let that pay for your representation when the community offers it. Walk in alone and that money usually stays with them.
Compensation depends on what that builder and community actually pay, and on your written buyer agency agreement. Some builders pay reduced or flat co-op. We confirm each community in writing before you tour.
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At a glance
Verified from builder and community pages. Plan availability and finishes change. Confirm everything on tour.
- Sales office
- 3916 Craig Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28211
- County
- Mecklenburg County
- Product
- Three-story townhomes
- Square footage
- About 1,384 to 1,948 sq ft
- Beds and baths
- 2 to 3 bedrooms, 2.5 to 3.5 baths
- Garage
- 1-car or 2-car by plan
- Schools
- Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. Verify assignment by address.
- Published plans
- Remely, Finney, Wilkes
What buyers like about Central Living at Craig
- ·Prime Cotswold address with low-maintenance townhome product
- ·Three-story plans with sunny balconies and open kitchens
- ·Restaurants, shops, and breweries within about a mile
- ·Evergreen Nature Preserve and Cotswold Village Shops nearby
Related communities
Other communities buyers often weigh against this one.
- Anderson Street Townhomes· DR Horton
What to verify before you write
Builder incentives change. These are the questions we pressure-test on every file. Current rates, closing costs, and HOA are shared on consult, not on this page.
- Plan size: 1-car vs 2-car garage elevations (Remely, Finney, and Wilkes plans)
- Weekley incentive letter and quick move-in inventory
- HOA and exterior maintenance scope
- In-city Weekley registration rules vs suburban communities
Compare with other communities
This is a townhome community. Compare it to other townhomes on the comparison page, not to single-family plans on a different budget.
Open community comparisonQuestions about Central Living at Craig
Should I register myself with David Weekley before touring Central Living at Craig?
No. Send us the communities on your list first. Citadel Cofield registers as your broker before you visit, call, or fill out a builder form so representation stays possible when the community pays buyer-broker co-op.
Does the builder already budget for a buyer's agent at Central Living at Craig?
Let that pay for your representation when the community offers it. Walk in alone and that money usually stays with them. Compensation depends on what that builder and community actually pay, and on your written buyer agency agreement. Some builders pay reduced or flat co-op. We confirm each community in writing before you tour.
What should I compare before writing an offer at Central Living at Craig?
We pressure-test rate buydowns against price reductions, closing cost credits, upgrades, lot premiums, and warranty terms. Current numbers are confirmed in writing on consult, not from a brochure snapshot.
Next step
Request a consult for Central Living at Craig
Tell us if you have already contacted the builder. We reply with registration steps before any tour.
The Citadel Represented-Buyer Credit is offered by Citadel Cofield, a licensed real estate brokerage in North Carolina and South Carolina (NC Firm License C31339, SC Firm License 23860). The credit is paid only from commissions actually received by Citadel Cofield on the transaction and is subject to your lender's approval. It must be disclosed to your lender and shown on your closing statement. It cannot be applied to your down payment and cannot be paid outside of closing. The credit amount depends on the compensation actually collected and on your closing costs and prepaid expenses. It may be reduced or unavailable on some transactions, including builders that pay reduced or flat co-op. This is not tax or legal advice. Please consult your own tax advisor regarding any credit you receive.