112 Birdsong Lane: $7.995M Lake Norman Infinity-Pool Home

Date of Publishing: November 10, 2026

At sunset, the swimming pool at 112 Birdsong Lane appears to pour into Lake Norman. Fire bowls bookend the water, the house lights up behind it, and the private dock stretches toward the last color on the horizon. Completed in 2026, the infinity-edge saltwater pool and spa give this Mooresville, North Carolina, residence a striking new centerpiece—and a particularly compelling reason to linger outside.

112 Birdsong Lane: The lake-facing elevation glows above the new infinity-edge pool and spa at dusk. — The lake-facing elevation glows above the new infinity-edge pool and spa at dusk.

The waterfront home is offered for $7,995,000 through Josh Tucker and Joseph Adams of Corcoran HM Properties. Built in 2019, it contains approximately 9,567 square feet across three finished levels, with four bedrooms, seven full bathrooms and one half bathroom on a 0.64-acre lot. Its scale is substantial, but the floor plan’s most useful features are more specific: two primary suites on the main level, a second full kitchen downstairs and laundry facilities on all three levels.

112 Birdsong Lane: An aerial view places the waterfront residence within its Lake Norman setting. — An aerial view places the waterfront residence within its Lake Norman setting.

A Light-Filled Interior Arranged Around the Water

The arrival tells a quieter story than the waterfront elevation. A gabled roof rises above a mix of stone and gray siding, while the attached three-car garage sits to one side. Beyond the front door, pale wood floors, white walls and an open staircase establish a lighter interior palette. A paneled dining room supplies a formal setting near the entrance without taking over the home’s more relaxed gathering spaces.

112 Birdsong Lane: Stone, gray siding and a three-car garage define the street-facing arrival. — Stone, gray siding and a three-car garage define the street-facing arrival.

112 Birdsong Lane: A sweeping staircase and white oak floors introduce the airy main level. — A sweeping staircase and white oak floors introduce the airy main level.

112 Birdsong Lane: The formal dining room pairs paneled walls with a sculptural chandelier. — The formal dining room pairs paneled walls with a sculptural chandelier.

The great room is the architectural hinge. A stone fireplace extends upward beside the open gallery, bringing texture and vertical emphasis to the double-height space. White oak flooring carries across the main level, while oversized sliding glass doors draw the eye toward the lake. The covered balcony extends that living area outdoors; its glass railings keep the water visible from seated positions.

112 Birdsong Lane: A tall stone fireplace anchors the double-height great room beneath an open gallery. — A tall stone fireplace anchors the double-height great room beneath an open gallery.

The main kitchen follows the same outward-looking arrangement. Custom cabinetry and Thermador appliances surround a deep blue island, with white surfaces and warm ceiling beams keeping the room bright. Alongside it, the breakfast area trades the formality of the separate dining room for windows, a long table and an uninterrupted sense of the waterfront setting.

112 Birdsong Lane: The main kitchen combines a navy island, white cabinetry and broad lake views. — The main kitchen combines a navy island, white cabinetry and broad lake views.

112 Birdsong Lane: A window-lined breakfast area keeps the water in view during everyday meals. — A window-lined breakfast area keeps the water in view during everyday meals.

112 Birdsong Lane: The covered balcony uses glass railings to preserve sightlines across the lake. — The covered balcony uses glass railings to preserve sightlines across the lake.

Two Main-Level Suites and Room to Stay Awhile

Two main-level primary suites give the house flexibility for owners and visiting relatives who prefer sleeping quarters on the principal living floor. Wood-paneled ceilings lend warmth to the bedrooms, while generous windows continue the connection to the lake. The bathrooms vary in their finishes, pairing freestanding tubs, substantial vanities and glass-enclosed showers. Laundry on every finished level is a practical advantage when guests stay for more than a weekend.

112 Birdsong Lane: A main-level suite pairs a wood-paneled ceiling with a lakeside sitting area. — A main-level suite pairs a wood-paneled ceiling with a lakeside sitting area.

112 Birdsong Lane: A freestanding tub stands between dark vanities in one of the principal bathrooms. — A freestanding tub stands between dark vanities in one of the principal bathrooms.

112 Birdsong Lane: Another spacious suite features a wood ceiling and a broad bank of windows. — Another spacious suite features a wood ceiling and a broad bank of windows.

112 Birdsong Lane: A second principal bathroom combines a soaking tub with a glass-enclosed shower. — A second principal bathroom combines a soaking tub with a glass-enclosed shower.

A Second Kitchen Brings Entertaining to the Pool Level

The pool level has the equipment to operate as a gathering destination in its own right. Its full secondary kitchen also has custom cabinetry and Thermador appliances, allowing meals and drinks to be prepared close to the terrace. A lounge with a linear fireplace and a separate exercise room broaden its uses beyond poolside entertaining.

112 Birdsong Lane: The lower-level lounge centers on a linear fireplace and opens toward the waterfront. — The lower-level lounge centers on a linear fireplace and opens toward the waterfront.

112 Birdsong Lane: A second full kitchen serves the pool level, with an island facing the outdoor living areas. — A second full kitchen serves the pool level, with an island facing the outdoor living areas.

In the agents’ published listing materials, the lower pool level is described as creating “an entirely separate entertaining experience.” That distinction is visible in the layout: cooking, relaxing and outdoor dining can all happen downstairs while the main living floor remains available for a different rhythm of the day.

112 Birdsong Lane: An exercise room adds an indoor fitness space to the lower level. — An exercise room adds an indoor fitness space to the lower level.

An Infinity Edge, a Private Dock and Sunset Views

Outside, the sun shelf offers a shallow place to sit in the saltwater pool, and the spa shares the long-range water outlook. Covered seating and dining areas provide shade beside the terrace. At the shoreline, the listed amenities include a dock, boat lift, covered structure, personal watercraft lift and paddlesport launch, giving the property several ways to make use of its lake frontage.

112 Birdsong Lane: A covered terrace creates a shaded dining area beside the pool. — A covered terrace creates a shaded dining area beside the pool.

112 Birdsong Lane: The new saltwater pool brings an infinity edge and sun shelf to the lakeside terrace. — The new saltwater pool brings an infinity edge and sun shelf to the lakeside terrace.

112 Birdsong Lane: The dock includes a covered structure and direct access to Lake Norman. — The dock includes a covered structure and direct access to Lake Norman.

112 Birdsong Lane: The elevated perspective shows the home, dock and broad expanse of surrounding water. — The elevated perspective shows the home, dock and broad expanse of surrounding water.

Buyers comparing listings should distinguish this home from the separate three-property offering that also includes neighboring 116 Birdsong Lane and 413 Tuskarora Trail. The $7,995,000 asking price discussed here applies to the individual 112 Birdsong Lane listing, MLS 4430377. Current availability and additional details can be checked on its Zillow listing.

Listing Agent Contact

For property inquiries, contact Josh Tucker, Corcoran HM Properties, at 704-634-8323 or joshtucker@hmproperties.com. Co-listing agent Joseph Adams can be reached at 704-677-3952 or joey@owninglakenorman.com.