A custom-built estate near SouthPark has slipped onto the market with a $14.5 million price tag, joining a tight pack of ultra-luxury listings that are starting to reshape Charlotte’s highest tier. With its sheer scale and collector-focused amenities, it is one of the more eye-catching homes to hit the city this spring.
SouthPark estate at a glance
According to the MLS listing hosted by Allen Tate, the custom home on Sharon Lane is listed at $14.5 million and spans about 13,062 square feet, with six bedrooms and 9.5 baths. Built in 2025 on roughly 1.3 acres, the property features a scullery, a showpiece kitchen anchored by a glass-enclosed wine wall, and attached secondary living quarters designed for extended guests or multi-generational living.
Designed for collectors and entertaining
The listing on Allen Tate describes the lower level as a "car collector’s dream garage with glass-enclosed car elevator" and notes space for up to 18 cars, along with a home theater, secure vault, an oversized gym, and a wellness suite that includes a steam shower, sauna, and cold plunge. Sliding glass doors open to a vanishing-edge pool, covered terraces, and a putting green, giving the house a resort-like flow that keeps entertaining and privacy front and center.
Part of a wider ultra-luxury wave
Per reporting by the Charlotte Business Journal, the Sharon Lane estate is one of roughly nine homes in the Charlotte area currently listed at or above $14 million, a cluster brokers say points to stronger activity at the very top of the market. That report also features a 52-slide photo gallery, credited to Matthew Benham Photography, that showcases the home’s finishes and its car-focused lower level.
Where Charlotte fits regionally
Charlotte’s rising upper tier now sits alongside other eye-popping Carolina listings. Axios Charlotte recently highlighted a Lake Norman private-island estate that listed for nearly $19 million, and Axios chronicled a SouthPark home that hit the market at about $15 million last year. Taken together, those reports suggest that while list prices at the top can be aspirational, they also signal where sellers and builders believe the region’s highest-end value is headed.
Whether the $14.5 million SouthPark mansion becomes a quick, record-setting sale or lingers on the MLS as an aspirational trophy is something local brokers and appraisers will be watching closely. For now, its arrival underlines how Charlotte’s luxury inventory has widened at the very highest price points.
