Boat slip on the water! Beautifully renovated waterfront 2 bedroom condo on Whiskey Creek just down the road from Masonboro Yacht Club and Trails End Road boat ramp. Tucked away quietly in a community of only 6 condos on over 1.5 acres surrounded by mature live oaks. Includes an assigned boat slip and parking for 2 boat trailers. Jump in your boat and be on the ICW in minutes for a day of fishing or taking in the amazing sunsets. If you love to kayak this place is paradise. Relax and entertain on over 500 sq. ft. of private deck. Take in the quietness and watch the pelicans, herons, and other shore birds glide by. Make use of the private community dock with a fish cleaning station. Stepping inside you will find a beautiful condo with luxury vinyl flooring throughout. The kitchen has stainless steel appliances, gas range, granite countertops and lots of cabinets. Both bathrooms have been recently updated including step in showers. The living room has a gas fireplace that was refaced with shiplap and a tile hearth. Amazing views from nearly every window. Wake up in the master bedroom looking out to the water thru a new sliding glass door to the deck where drinking your morning coffee is a must. No city taxes!
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$379Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
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Listed by Katie Moore• Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage
Bought with Castro Real Estate Group Castro-Perez• Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage-Hampstead
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Last updated by owner on May 23, 2023.
R-15
Residential-15 District
The purpose of the Residential-15 (R-15) District is established to provide lands that accommodate very low to low density residential development that can serve as a transition between very low density residential development patterns and smaller lot, more dense residential areas of the County. District regulations discourage development that substantially interferes with the quiet residential and recreational nature of the district.