Charlotte automotive company CEO selling one of his Quail Hollow homes for $7.9 million
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The owner of a Charlotte-based car dealership group is looking to sell one of his Quail Hollow homes – for a hefty price.
A home on Eagle Glen Way went on the market Monday for $7.9 million. It’s currently owned by Foxcroft Equity LLC, a company operated by Sonic Automotive CEO David B. Smith.
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In November, Mecklenburg County property records show Foxcroft Equity purchased a home on the other side of the gated Quail Hollow community for $7.6 million. So, for the last 10 months, Smith has laid claim to a combined 24,000 square feet of houses on Charlotte’s most prestigious golf course.
According to county records, the Eagle Glen home is a 1-acre plot with a 13,500-square-foot house. Built in 1996, It has seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.
Foxcroft Equity purchased the home in 2022 for $6.2 million.
The property’s Zillow post says the home features:
A two-story foyer and great room.
Recently renovated chef’s kitchen,
Three bar areas,
A primary suite double-sided fireplace, steam shower
Third floor with kitchen, game space, billiards area
Views of seventh tee
Outside, there’s a saltwater pool/spa, cocktail pool; open-air pavilion, dining gazebo and full bath.
The listing comes after several record setting listings in Mecklenburg County. In June, an estate off Providence Road sold for $8.4 million, and NASCAR star Kevin Harvick is seeking $12.5 million for his property off Sardis Road.
The listing is being managed by Susan May and Taylor Young from Corcoran HM Properties.
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