This residential lot in Gastonia offers an opportunity for custom development within the established Fairfield at the Club community. City water and sewer services are available to the lot providing access to essential utilities. The property is governed by the recorded covenants of Fairfield at the Club HOA, which require a minimum home size of 3,000 sq ft, including at least 2,500 sq ft of heated living area. All proposed construction, grading, landscaping, and site improvements must receive prior written approval from the HOA Architectural Review Board to ensure compliance with community standards. The lot currently has no existing driveway or access point. Any future access or driveway installation is subject to approval by the City of Gastonia, the HOA, and Colonial Pipeline. The property is encumbered by pipeline, drainage, and sewer easements, which may affect building placement, site design, and overall development feasibility. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence and verifying all restrictions, easements, utility availability, required approvals, and development feasibility to ensure the property meets their intended use.

This residential lot in Gastonia offers an opportunity for custom development within the established Fairfield at the Club community. City water and sewer services are available to the lot providing access to essential utilities. The property is governed by the recorded covenants of Fairfield at the Club HOA, which require a minimum home size of 3,000 sq ft, including at least 2,500 sq ft of heated living area. All proposed construction, grading, landscaping, and site improvements must receive prior written approval from the HOA Architectural Review Board to ensure compliance with community standards. The lot currently has no existing driveway or access point. Any future access or driveway installation is subject to approval by the City of Gastonia, the HOA, and Colonial Pipeline. The property is encumbered by pipeline, drainage, and sewer easements, which may affect building placement, site design, and overall development feasibility. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence and verifying all restrictions, easements, utility availability, required approvals, and development feasibility to ensure the property meets their intended use.