Ranch-style living
Single-story designs support low-maintenance living, with current plans ranging from approximately 1,345 to 2,712 square feet.
Carolina Ridge
Midland, NC • Del Webb
Carolina Ridge 55+ Homes in Midland, NC
A 55+ community with ten single-family home designs, six model homes and resort-style amenities in a peaceful Midland setting.
Local perspective
Matt’s Take
What stands out to me about Carolina Ridge is the setting. It looks and feels like being in the country, surrounded by open land and trees, yet Publix and everyday conveniences are only about five minutes away, with hospital access nearby.
The six-model village is another real advantage. Instead of trying to understand the entire lineup from floor plans alone, buyers can walk through six furnished models in one visit and get a much better sense of how the homes differ in scale, layout, storage and garage options.
If I were comparing plans here, I would use the model village to narrow the field before focusing on price. Several designs can change considerably with structural options, so the home that feels right in the model may not match the advertised base price. Confirm the exact floor plan, included features, options and homesite before comparing totals.
Community facts
Carolina Ridge at a Glance
- Builder
- Del Webb
- Location
- Midland, NC 28107
- Community type
- 55+ active-adult community
- Home type
- Low-maintenance single-family homes
- Home designs
- 10
- Model homes
- 6
- Bedrooms
- 2–5
- Bathrooms
- 2–4.5
- Size range
- Approximately 1,345–2,712 sq. ft.
- Garages
- 2–3 car
- Current advertised pricing
- From $415,990*
- Amenities
- Clubhouse, pool, fitness center, pickleball, bocce, putting green, dog park and walking trails
*Builder pricing, incentives, floor plans, amenities and availability can change. Information verified October 27, 2026.
Home choices
Home Choices at Carolina Ridge
Six-model village
Six furnished models let buyers compare layouts, room scale, storage and design choices in one visit.
Broad plan range
Current designs offer roughly 2 to 5 bedrooms and 2- to 3-car garages, depending on the plan and selected options.
Buyer questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Carolina Ridge
Is Carolina Ridge a 55-plus community?
Yes. Del Webb identifies Carolina Ridge as a 55+ active-adult community in Midland, North Carolina. Buyers should review the community’s current age-qualification and occupancy requirements before purchasing.
How many model homes can buyers tour at Carolina Ridge?
Del Webb currently promotes a six-model village at Carolina Ridge. Touring the models together can make it easier to compare room proportions, layouts, storage and garage configurations.
What types of homes are available at Carolina Ridge?
Carolina Ridge currently offers 10 low-maintenance single-family home designs. Del Webb lists plans from approximately 1,345 to 2,712 square feet, with 2 to 5 bedrooms and 2- to 3-car garages depending on the design and options.
What amenities are planned at Carolina Ridge?
Del Webb describes resort-style amenities that include a clubhouse, outdoor pool, fitness center, pickleball and bocce courts, a putting green, dog park, walking trails and lifestyle programming. Buyers should confirm which amenities are complete and the anticipated timing for those still under development.
How convenient is Carolina Ridge to shopping and healthcare?
Carolina Ridge has a country-like setting, while Publix is approximately 2.5 miles away and hospital care is available nearby. Actual drive times vary with route and traffic, so buyers should test the trips that matter most to them.
How much do homes at Carolina Ridge cost?
As of October 27, 2026, Del Webb advertises Carolina Ridge from $415,990. Base prices do not necessarily include the homesite, structural selections, design options or current incentives, so buyers should compare complete pricing rather than model-home finishes alone.
Local guidance before you visit
Interested in Carolina Ridge?
Ask Matt about current homes, plan differences, model-home features, amenities and what to verify before contacting the builder.