Wyndmoor is one of the smallest neighborhoods in Marvin, with 12 homes tucked beside Providence Downs South inside the Village of Marvin. Homes have Waxhaw 28173 addresses.
Homes and lots
Wyndmoor's homes were built between 2016 and 2020. Lots are mostly about seven-tenths of an acre, and homes typically have screened porches, sunrooms and three-car garages.
Build years, lot sizes and home counts from Union County property records (via NC OneMap), October 2026.
Streets
Barlow Street and McNeil Court hold most of the homes, with a few facing Waxhaw-Marvin Road.
Amenities
- Quiet Streets. A small neighborhood of large lots with little through traffic.
- Porches & Sunrooms. Screened porches, sunrooms and large patios are common features.
- Backyard Projects. With no shared pool, many owners invest in their own outdoor living spaces.
Schools
Listings show Wyndmoor assigned to Sandy Ridge Elementary, Marvin Ridge Middle and Marvin Ridge High, part of Union County Public Schools. Assignments can change and depend on your address, so confirm with Union County Public Schools.
Everyday errands
Straight-line distances from the middle of the neighborhood; driving distances are a little longer.
- Groceries: Publix at Marvin Gardens, about 2.5 miles
- Hospital: Atrium Health Waxhaw, about 3.3 miles
- Urgent care: Atrium Health Urgent Care, Ballantyne, about 5.0 miles
- Park: Marvin Efird Park, about 1.6 miles
- Library: Southwest Regional Library, about 4.5 miles
See every option in Nearby essentials and Places to eat in Marvin and Waxhaw.
Who lives here
In the Census area that includes Wyndmoor, about 95% of homes are owner-occupied, households average 3.6 people, and 30% of residents are under 18. The median age is 43.2. See Wyndmoor by the numbers.
Nearby neighborhoods
Providence Downs South, Broadmoor at Marvin, The Reserve, Heritage at Marvin. See them all on the neighborhoods map.
Taking care of a Wyndmoor home
At about 6 to 10 years old, Wyndmoor homes are past their builder warranties but still a few years from big replacements. Water heaters, exterior caulk and paint, and decks are the first things to watch. Start with the home-care guides by home age.
Join your neighbors
Founding members can book 45-minute meetings with vetted local vendors and get paid $200 to $300 per meeting, with no obligation to buy. When several neighbors need the same job, we negotiate one group rate.