Mint Hill, NC 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities

Climate & Geography

Mint Hill has a humid subtropical climate, which means summers are hot and humid, while winters are generally mild with very little snowfall. The average precipitation is roughly 40 inches of rainfall and the town receives about 205 sunny days throughout each year.

Recreation, Culture & Entertainment

Mint Hill is a quaint town that offers plenty of relaxing recreational activities for its residents. Active adults frequently take a stroll and bike ride through the parks, or catch a movie at one of the theaters in town. Local shopping ranges from farmers markets to fashion malls.

For more shopping, dining, and entertainment options, the city of Charlotte can be reached in just under a half an hour.

Cost of Living & Taxes

Although North Carolina generally has a lower cost of living than the U.S. average, Mint Hill is just above the average. This is primarily due to the high cost of homes and housing, however the cost of groceries and utilities are below the national index.

Social Security benefits are fully exempt from state taxes in North Carolina, but all other forms of retirement income including pensions and retirement savings accounts are fully taxed. Property taxes are relatively low, and some residents may qualify for a homestead exemption based on age and income to help offset those costs.

Healthcare

There are three highly ranked medical centers and hospitals located within 10 miles of Mint Hill. They are Novant Health Matthews Medical Center, Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center, and Carolinas Medical Center. Novant Health Matthews Medical Center is ranked high performing in heart failure. Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center is regionally ranked and ranked high performing in five adult procedures/conditions. Carolinas Medical Center is regionally ranked and ranked high performing in four adult specialties and eight adult procedures/conditions.