Elizabeth City Real Estate
"Harbor of Hospitality"
Just west of the Outer Banks and south of Hampton Roads, Virginia, lays the town of Elizabeth City, situated along the Pasquotank River. Known as the "harbor of hospitality," Elizabeth City welcomes the public - including world travelers of the Intracoastal Waterway - to its docks for complimentary 48-hour boat dockage, free wireless internet and other waterfront amenities.
With 400 years of history under its belt, it's no wonder this small-town charmer is listed on the National Register of Historic Places with its six historic districts right in the middle of downtown. With such landmarks as the Aviation Trail, the first public school in the state of North Carolina, the site of the first North Carolina General Assembly, and the Museum of the Albemarle (located on the shore of the Pasquotank River in a brand new 50,000-square-foot facility), Elizabeth City is teeming with historical and cultural activities for everyone to explore and enjoy.
While the wealth of history that consumes the area helps to maintain its old-world ambiance, downtown Elizabeth City is up-and-coming because of its close proximity to nearby Hampton Roads. Combined with a warm and inviting demeanor, the community's convenient location brings young families, military families, and even those who wish to retire, together in an area that can benefit just about anyone. Additional attractions in the community include a state-of-the-art hospital, three colleges within the region, and a strong military presence. With the location of the United States Coast Guard Air Station nearby, residents enjoy a great sense of security, lower crime rates and a quality of life beyond compare.
There are many planned developments in the Elizabeth City area including Planters Run, Newbegun Land, Queenswood, Windfield, Pine Lake and many more. Offering unique amenities and conveniences, residents of such developments enjoy a comfortable lifestyle. Even further, the wide selection of housing options and price ranges enables homebuyers to find a place that will suit their needs as well as their budget.
Camden Real Estate
Located adjacent to the major metropolitan area of Hampton Roads, Virginia and the beaches of the Outer Banks, Camden lies along the Pasquotank and North rivers as well as the Albemarle Sound. Home to approximately 9,200 residents, the people of this community enjoy quiet living and a rich history.
The convenient location of Camden is a significant reason as to why this community is so attractive to more and more newcomers each year. Because Virginia is in close proximity, and is therefore easy to commute to, many people come to Camden to live, finding such advantages as low crime rates, low taxes, great schools and a close-knit community atmosphere.
As the eldest manmade waterway in the United States, the Great Dismal Swamp is a key landmark of Camden with its listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Once serving as part of the Underground Railroad, the "dismal" and murky swamp was a means of freedom for many during slavery. Today, the Great Dismal Swamp is part of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, which provides residents easy access to other places along the route. Residents can learn more about the Great Dismal Swamp canal and its creation at the Camden County Heritage Museum, whose exhibits cover a variety of diverse topics including the logging industry, the Civil War, slavery, women’s history and much more.
Students of Camden attend the Camden County School System, which despite being one of the smallest in North Carolina, is making major advancements towards improving education. One such advancement includes the recent establishment of CamTech High School. Sponsored by the Bill Gates Foundation, CamTech uses today’s technologies and hands-on learning to teach students the skills and knowledge to lead successful lives in the “real world.”
The Camden real estate market has seen an increase in the development of new homes thanks to the economy and businesses of the local and regional area. Housing options include single family homes, condos and townhouses, and land properties on which to build your dream home. If you are looking for a safe community environment in a great location, and a bit of Southern hospitality, then Camden is for you! Contact Phyllis and Company to begin your search for available Camden homes for sale today.
Located adjacent to the major metropolitan area of Hampton Roads, Virginia and the beaches of the Outer Banks, Camden lies along the Pasquotank and North rivers as well as the Albemarle Sound. Home to approximately 9,200 residents, the people of this community enjoy quiet living and a rich history.
The convenient location of Camden is a significant reason as to why this community is so attractive to more and more newcomers each year. Because Virginia is in close proximity, and is therefore easy to commute to, many people come to Camden to live, finding such advantages as low crime rates, low taxes, great schools and a close-knit community atmosphere.
As the eldest manmade waterway in the United States, the Great Dismal Swamp is a key landmark of Camden with its listing on the National Register of Historic Places. Once serving as part of the Underground Railroad, the "dismal" and murky swamp was a means of freedom for many during slavery. Today, the Great Dismal Swamp is part of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, which provides residents easy access to other places along the route. Residents can learn more about the Great Dismal Swamp canal and its creation at the Camden County Heritage Museum, whose exhibits cover a variety of diverse topics including the logging industry, the Civil War, slavery, women’s history and much more.
Students of Camden attend the Camden County School System, which despite being one of the smallest in North Carolina, is making major advancements towards improving education. One such advancement includes the recent establishment of CamTech High School. Sponsored by the Bill Gates Foundation, CamTech uses today’s technologies and hands-on learning to teach students the skills and knowledge to lead successful lives in the “real world.”
The Camden real estate market has seen an increase in the development of new homes thanks to the economy and businesses of the local and regional area. Housing options include single family homes, condos and townhouses, and land properties on which to build your dream home. If you are looking for a safe community environment in a great location, and a bit of Southern hospitality, then Camden is for you! Contact Phyllis and Company to begin your search for available Camden homes for sale today.
Hertford Real Estate
A well-preserved town located in the Inner Banks region of North Carolina, Hertford is known for its rich history, beautiful waterfront location and southern hospitality. It is a place where the past meets the present, providing residents with modern day amenities and a small-town feel.
With nearly 75% of the buildings in Hertford listed on the historic register, there is plenty to explore. From the Newbold White House – the oldest structure in the state of North Carolina – to Leigh’s Plantation, which was built by slaves in the 1800s, the past of Hertford takes an important role in creating the quaint atmosphere that exists in the town today. The various styles of homes, including Victorian and Georgian, that line the peaceful streets also add to the town’s character with some dating back to the 1820s.
Hertford’s position on the water makes for wonderful aquatic activities such as fishing, swimming, and boating. Other recreational activities include hunting, picnicking in a local park, and shopping downtown. Annual events that provide family fun for everyone include the Peanut Festival and the Summer Breeze Concert series, located on the lawn of the Newbold White House.
The Hertford real estate market offers residents many housing options to choose from. Such housing options include gorgeous waterfront property, condos and townhouses and single family homes. The Albemarle Plantation, an upscale planned golf community that sits on the Albemarle Sound, provides its residents with amenities such as a gated entrance, an 18-hole championship golf course, lighted tennis courts, a full service marina, and a fitness complex that includes a 25-meter swimming pool. Interested homebuyers have the choice of waterfront and fairway lots, condos, single family homes, and patio homes.
In a town where crime rates are low and a warm smile from a fellow citizen is not uncommon, residents both old and new can feel welcomed in Hertford. With surrounding waterways, Victorian and Georgian homes that line the streets and great cypress trees draped in Spanish moss that contribute to the old-world scene, Hertford stands out from among the rest. Let Phyllis and Company help you find homes for sale as your number one Hertford, North Carolina REALTOR®.
Moyock Real Estate
Just south of the Virginia state line, sits the community of Moyock in Currituck County, North Carolina. Conveniently located near Norfolk and the rest of the bustling Hampton Roads region of Virginia, the Moyock real estate market has experienced a big boost with many new home development projects.
As one of the first areas to be settled in the United States and an original port county of North Carolina, Currituck and its community of Moyock offer a unique living experience that combines traditional ambiance with modern amenities and services. Historic landmarks that attract visitors and residents alike include the Currituck courthouse and jail.
Located on the shores of the Currituck Sound, Currituck County is known as a water lover’s paradise with its waterfowl and such activities as fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, boating and windsurfing. Other popular recreational opportunities include hunting, hiking, bird-watching, biking and off-road driving, to name a few. The six 18-hole golf courses located within the county will make all golfers feel at home.
Many people who work in Virginia have come to reside in Currituck County to enjoy lower tax rates and a sense of community that’s hard to find in such buzzing areas as the Hampton Roads metropolis. To accommodate the increase of attraction to Currituck County’s great residential setting, Moyock’s real estate market has seen an increase in new home development.
Just south of the Virginia state line, sits the community of Moyock in Currituck County, North Carolina. Conveniently located near Norfolk and the rest of the bustling Hampton Roads region of Virginia, the Moyock real estate market has experienced a big boost with many new home development projects.
As one of the first areas to be settled in the United States and an original port county of North Carolina, Currituck and its community of Moyock offer a unique living experience that combines traditional ambiance with modern amenities and services. Historic landmarks that attract visitors and residents alike include the Currituck courthouse and jail.
Located on the shores of the Currituck Sound, Currituck County is known as a water lover’s paradise with its waterfowl and such activities as fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, boating and windsurfing. Other popular recreational opportunities include hunting, hiking, bird-watching, biking and off-road driving, to name a few. The six 18-hole golf courses located within the county will make all golfers feel at home.
Many people who work in Virginia have come to reside in Currituck County to enjoy lower tax rates and a sense of community that’s hard to find in such buzzing areas as the Hampton Roads metropolis. To accommodate the increase of attraction to Currituck County’s great residential setting, Moyock’s real estate market has seen an increase in new home development.
