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McLean · Belmont, NC and Clover, SC

Building in McLean since its first phase

We have been part of McLean since its first phase, when the development opened along five miles of Lake Wylie shoreline in Belmont, North Carolina and, across the state line, Clover, South Carolina. McSpadden Homes is one of McLean’s approved waterfront builders, and since that first phase we have built more than a dozen custom homes across the South Shore and Hunts Point neighborhoods, on dockable waterfront lots and interior homesites alike.

Building on McLean’s waterfront

McLean’s waterfront lots reward a builder who knows the lake: dock permitting through Duke Energy’s lake services, shoreline buffer requirements, and the orientation decisions that make a view work in every season. We have made those decisions on more than 100 waterfront homes around Lake Wylie. Bring your own plan, choose one from our Signature Plan Library (the Modern Farmhouse, the Lakeview Haven and the Stillwater Retreat among them), or start from a blank page; either way you will have an itemized budget in hand before construction begins.

Questions we hear from McLean lot owners

Short answers. For anything else, walk your lot with us and ask in person.

Is McSpadden Homes on McLean’s approved waterfront builder list?

Yes. We are one of McLean’s approved waterfront builders and have built more than a dozen custom homes in the community since its first phase, in the South Shore and Hunts Point neighborhoods, on dockable waterfront lots and interior homesites.

McLean is in two states. Does that matter for the builder?

It matters for the paperwork. McLean crosses the state line: Belmont, North Carolina on one side and Clover, South Carolina on the other, and permitting, inspections and contractor licensing differ between the two. McSpadden Homes holds an unlimited general contractor license in both North and South Carolina, so which side of the line your lot sits on changes our permits, not whether we can build for you.

Can I use my own plan, or one of yours, at McLean?

Either. Bring your own plan, choose one from our Signature Plan Library (the Modern Farmhouse, the Lakeview Haven or the Stillwater Retreat), or design from a blank page with us. Every plan goes through McLean’s architectural review, and every project goes through our Project Development process, which gives you an itemized budget before construction begins. Our homes typically run from $1.5 million to $5 million.

Buying a lot at McLean? Talk to a builder who has been here since the first phase.

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