CHARLOTTE, NC - Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s leading developers of Class A multifamily communities, announced the completion of Merritt Apartments, a new 354-unit residential community in Huntersville, a rapidly growing suburb north of Charlotte.
Merritt Apartments represents Woodfield’s 38th development in North Carolina. Over the past 20 years, the Charleston-based firm has delivered more than 11,300 apartment homes totaling over $2.7 billion in development across the state. Leasing began in late December, with early demand reflecting continued interest in well-located multifamily housing within the Charlotte metro area.
“Huntersville continues to attract residents seeking access to employment centers, outdoor amenities, and established neighborhoods,” said Chad Hagler, partner at Woodfield Development. “Merritt was designed to meet that demand with a community that prioritizes livability, thoughtful design, and long-term value.”
Situated on approximately 23 acres at 13111 Tadeo Dr., Merritt Apartments offers a mix of studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences, ranging from 758 to 1,813 square feet. Homes feature open layouts, quartz countertops, nine-foot ceilings, modular closet systems, and flexible spaces such as dens or studies in select floor plans. Select residences also include private fenced yards, mudroom-style entries, or built-in shower benches, along with smart thermostats and controlled-access entry.
Community amenities include a fitness center with a yoga studio, coworking and lounge spaces, private dining areas, and an entertainment courtyard with a putting green and amphitheater-style seating. Additional features include a resort-style pool and cabanas, pickleball courts, EV charging stations, a dog park and pet spa, and direct access to nearby greenways.
Merritt Apartments is located minutes from Lake Norman, Birkdale Village, and Latta Nature Preserve, offering convenient access to dining, retail, and outdoor recreation. Uptown Charlotte is a short drive away.
The project team included Fosselman Construction as the general contractor, Housing Studio as the architect of record, and Shelton Taylor Associates overseeing interior design.