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Pender County Many of the properties on
Topsail Island are second homes or investment properties. However, the
number of year-round residents continues to grow as more small subdivisions
are built on the sound and Intracoastal Waterway and nestled in the maritime
forests. The majority of these homes are occupied by retirees who enjoy the
relaxed beach lifestyle. Properties most in demand are the large homes on
the oceanfront and other waterfront locations. The trend continues to be
toward rising prices, and property purchased today will be viewed as a
bargain tomorrow. You can expect to pay an average of $700,000 to $1.5
million for a single-family oceanfront home. Land is limited on this barrier
island, and many retirees and new families relocating to the area often
choose to live on the mainland, which is still close enough to the beach to
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Saltwater Landing Highway 210, Surf City (910) 329-9977 www.saltwaterlanding.com |
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in Surf City on the scenic Intracoastal Waterway, Saltwater Landing offers
exceptional sites for your primary residence or convenient home away from
home. Reminiscent of the old coastal villages, Saltwater Landing is a
majestic place where natural beauty and inspired Carolina coastal
architecture work together in quiet harmony. Home sites range from
one-quarter to one-half acres. The low-country homes with expansive and
inviting porches are built close to the winding sidewalks to encourage
community connections. Planned amenities include a day dock with saltwater
access, a clubhouse with a pool and fitness center and a playground. Topsail
Island's 26 miles of uncrowded beaches are less than five minutes away by
car or boat.
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Hampstead, once a small fishing village and a whistle stop alongside the
Atlantic Coast Line RR, is one of the fastest growing areas in the state.
Many neighborhoods front the waterway, more are along the numerous creeks
and even more line the area's four golf courses. The land side of the sound
is officially referred to as Topsail Township and includes many small
unincorporated communities and the larger community of Hampstead. There are
still quaint fishing shacks on the banks of the Intracoastal Waterway,
though most are being replaced by much larger homes as new people move into
the area. Hampstead, and in fact all of Pender County, is seeing growth and
change come quickly, and farmlands once used for blueberries and tobacco are
growing houses and neighborhoods as development of the area increases.
Hampstead is home to two large wholesale-only
fresh fish dealers. Every September, J. H. Lea & Sons contributes about
5,000 lbs. of fish to the yearly Spot Festival, the event of the year in the
town. There is also a marina, a full-service boat yard and lots of golf
courses. History is everywhere, mostly related to marauding pirates. Topsail
Inlet was a frequently used entrance to Topsail Sound, a hideout for
Blackbeard, Steede Bonnett and Captain Kidd.
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Summerhouse on Everett
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Summerhouse on Everett Bay is a new
waterfront community located on the Intracoastal Waterway at Everett's Bay.
This gated development celebrates nature and has 11 lakes and ponds, nature
trails and parks. Planned amenities include a huge clubhouse, fitness
center, swimming pool, seven parks, tennis courts, a playground, a boat
launch, a fishing pier and day docks. There is a wide selection of
waterfront home sites and Intracoastal Waterway lots at special but very
limited pre-development pricing.
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