Marvin, North Carolina, is a rapidly growing village in Union County, located about 24 miles south of Charlotte, with a population of approximately 7,085 in 2025. Known for its affluent, family-friendly atmosphere and rural charm, Marvin offers highly rated schools, such as Marvin Ridge High School, and a low crime rate, making it one of the safest and most desirable places to live in the state. The village, incorporated in 1994, features scenic landscapes, equestrian communities, Marvin is among North Carolina’s wealthiest communities, benefiting from its proximity to Charlotte’s employment hubs like Ballantyne and South Park. Its historic roots, tied to the Waxhaw Indian tribe and early European settlers, blend with modern amenities, creating a serene yet connected suburban lifestyle

Marvin currently has 25 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $2,051,255.80 and 9 lots for sale with an average list price of $584,222.22.