Full brick. Nearly an acre. More than 3,400 square feet of finished living space. If you’ve been priced out of Charlotte but aren’t willing to compromise on quality, 418 Woodcrest Lane is the answer.

Built in 1973 with brick-solid bones and thoughtfully updated throughout, this split-level home sits on just under an acre in the Woodcrest neighborhood of Albemarle. The floor plan was designed for real life: three bedrooms and two full baths on the upper level, a private fourth bedroom and third full bath on the lower level — ideal for multi-generational living, a live-in guest suite, or a remote work setup that truly stays separate from the rest of the home.

The main level flows from a formal dining room into a bright kitchen with breakfast area, then opens to a living room with hardwood floors. The lower level adds a cozy family room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, plus a dedicated laundry room. Below that: a partially finished basement with a workshop — rare, practical, and genuinely useful for hobbyists, DIYers, or anyone who needs storage that won’t fit in a garage.

The two-car side-entry garage keeps curb appeal clean. Energy Star certified heating and cooling (heat pump plus propane backup) keeps utility bills manageable year-round. The almost-acre lot gives you room to breathe, garden, or simply have outdoor space that’s actually yours.

At $131 per square foot for full-brick construction on nearly an acre, this home offers a value that’s hard to replicate in today’s market. Come see the bones for yourself.