Lake Norman Cabin with Dock and Diving Board

Highlights:
•Private dock and direct Lake Norman access

•Five bedrooms for extended family stays

•Deck, firepit, kayak, and game spaces

Set on a quiet cove of Lake Norman in Mooresville, this three-story log cabin pairs a peaceful wooded setting with direct access to the water. The 3,500-square-foot home is surrounded by mature trees and overlooks a private dock with a diving board, creating an inviting base for families and groups seeking time together by the lake.

Warm heart-pine floors and a stone wood-burning fireplace establish the cabin’s relaxed character. A fully equipped kitchen supports shared meals, while multiple gathering areas provide room to spread out. Entertainment includes a game room, piano, children’s playroom, board games, climbing wall, ping-pong table, and a recreation room with a 75-inch television. Fast Wi-Fi, multiple smart televisions, and a dedicated workspace support both downtime and remote work.

Five bedrooms are accompanied by three full bathrooms and one half bathroom. The provided configuration includes two king bedrooms, two queen bedrooms, and a bunk room with two bunk beds, offering four twin beds. The standard beds comfortably sleep 12 guests. The property lists a maximum occupancy of 14, and three sofas are available for flexible use but are not included in the formal bed count. All four upstairs bedrooms offer views toward Lake Norman.

Outdoor spaces are arranged for long days beside the water. The upper deck includes rocking chairs, outdoor dining, and a Weber grill, while a covered lower patio features a ping-pong table. Guests can gather around the natural firepit, relax in the hammock, launch the provided kayak, or spend time on the private dock. Outdoor steps lead through the sloped, wooded grounds between the home and shoreline.

The cabin is approximately three miles from I-77, with lakefront dining, boat rentals, shops, and everyday conveniences nearby. Downtown Mooresville adds restaurants, boutiques, antique stores, and attractions connected to the town’s motorsports heritage, while Lake Norman State Park offers hiking, mountain biking, swimming, paddling, and fishing.