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Jordan Breasseale and Jessica Wainwright of RE/MAX Southern Coast present 105 SE 58th Street #4103 Ocean Walk Oak Island, NC 28465 2 beds • 2 baths • 1,093 sq ft Click to see the full homestory

Oak Island is a beautiful island located along the Atlantic Beach in Brunswick County, North Carolina. The town boasts 12 miles of sandy beaches, making it a popular destination for swimming, sunbathing and water sports. The island has many parks and nature preserves, offering opportunities for fishing, walking and wildlife watching. Oak Island is also home to a variety of local restaurants and shops, making it a great place to experience the local culture and cuisine. With its laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty, Oak Island is the perfect destination. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION: Oak Island is one of the few south facing beaches, located on a barrier island. The island is approximately 12 miles long and about 1 mile wide. It is situated along the Atlantic Ocean, with the Intracoastal Waterway to the North. The benefits to a south facing beach are: more sun (sun follows along the beach), warmer waters, natural protection and spectacular sunrises and sunsets. Oak Island use to be divided up into three towns, Long Beach, Yaupon and Caswell. Long Beach and Yaupon joined to create Oak Island. The Davis Canal runs right through the middle of the island from the end of the West End (aka, the point) to SE 40th Street. This divides the island into sections along with the streets. Along with the Davis Canal, the main dividing points are Middleton Ave., Oak Island Drive and Country Club Road. If you're looking on a map to the left of Middleton Ave. is the West side, the right is the East Side. North of Oak Island Drive you'll see North addresses, this side is closer to the Intracoastal Waterway. South of Oak Island Drive you'll see South addresses, this side is closer to the Davis Canal or the beach, depending on where you are on the island. Here is my map with the 5 basic sections: West Wooded, East Wooded, Manufactured Homes Permitted, West Beach and East Beach. Come Take a Drive with me! Driving Tour Playlist on YouTube: West Side Wooded From Middleton Ave. (coming on the island from Swains Cut Bridge) take a right at the light to get to the West Wooded end of the island. This end of the island is very low-key and quiet. It feels more neighborhoody (is that word?) feeling compared to other areas on the Island. From this end of the island, the only beach access is Middleton Ave. At the end of West Oak Island Drive, there is a public fishing pier on the Intracoastal Waterway. This area is beautiful, serene, and full of old oak trees. The streets are numbered starting with 1st (closest to Middleton Ave, meaning closest to beach access) and going up to NW + SW 30th St. So if you are on NW 15th Street you are 15 blocks from direct beach access. West Yacht Drive runs along the Intracoastal Waterway, on the North side of the island. It runs from the very end of the West Side Wooded and will pretty much take you all the way to the Old Bridge. Beach Access: You can cut down SW 1st Street to avoid the busy intersection at the light at W Oak Island Drive and Middleton by turning right onto White Ln SW. This will take you closer to the little bridge that goes over the Davis Canal. Once you go over this bridge turn onto E or W Dolphin and choose your favorite of the many beach accesses along Beach Drive. You can also take West Yacht Drive to avoid West Oak Island Drive if in a golf cart (golf carts are not allowed on roads over 35mph). You would just cut down NW 1st to access SW 1st to get to the beach. By looking at the street numbers you can tell how far from beach access you are. For example, if you are on NW 14th St, you are 14 blocks from beach access. Confused yet? Click the video below 👇. (Chapter: NW 1st Street - Golf Cart Route) Flood Insurance: The majority of this area is in the X Flood zone. This is the flood zone that does not require flood insurance if you are getting a mortgage. There are areas along the Davis Canal, Intracoastal Waterway, and towards Pinner Point (the very end of the island) that are in the AE and VE flood zones. NW Wooded The Northern addresses are North of West Oak Island Drive or on your right coming from Swains Bridge. This side is closer to the Intracoastal Waterway. SW Wooded The Southern addresses are South of West Oak Island Drive or on your left coming from Swains Bridge. SW addresses are closer to the Davis Canal. Most of these street dead in on the Davis Canal. East Side Wooded From Middleton Ave. (coming on the island from Swains Cut Bridge) you can take a left onto East Oak Island Drive to access the East end of the island. This is the way you will go to access the commercial area of the island. Coming from Swains Cut Bridge on East Oak Island Drive, the North Side is to your left and South to the right, these streets are numbered starting with NE 1st and SE 1st and continuing up to 79th Street. Beach Access: In between Middleton Ave and 39th Street the only beach accesses are the Scenic Walkways located on SE 9th Street, SE 20th Street, and SE 31st Street. You can access the beach via golf cart or car by traveling to 40th Street or Middleton Ave. If you are doing this on a golf cart you must take East Yacht Drive all the way to 40th Street or to NW 1st Street. Golf Carts are not permitted on East Oak Island Drive from 37th - 1st, where the speed limit is 45mph. You can only drive golf carts on the streets where the golf cart can go the minimum speed limit. Typically this will be the 35mph and under streets. If traveling on E Oak Island Drive, SE 40th Street will be the first street that you can turn on and go straight to the beach. From SE 40th Street up, there is ALMOST a beach access every block. Scenic Walkways: The Scenic Walkways are located on SE 9th Street, SE 20th Street, and SE 31st Street. SE 31st also has a public kayak launch into the Davis Canal and the Oak Island Recreational Center is located on the corner of SE 31st and E Oak Island Drive. Along these walkways, you can stroll to the beach. These scenic walkways can be used to make a walking loop as well or to enjoy the davis canal. (click on above on Scenic Walkways for more information and to take a walk with me)! Flood Insurance: Most of this area is in the X Flood Zone. If the house is on or across from the Intracoastal Waterway or Davis Canal you are likely in one of the other two flood zones, AE or VE. NE Wooded You can determine where the house is located by the number of the house. If the street address is in the 100's, you are closer to East Oak Island Drive and therefore closer to the beach accesses. When you see 200's you are typically in the middle of the street and the 300 street addresses are closer to the Intracoastal Waterway on E Yacht Drive. NE 40th St-NE 64th you are close to everything! You have easy beach access, parks, restaurants, and shops. Because of this proximity property values are typically higher. SE Wooded SE 1st Street - SE 39th Street dead end on the SE side at the Davis Canal which comes up the middle of the island separating the Wooded Side from the Beach Side. Again, if the street address is in the 100's you are closer to East Oak Island Drive. There is a sidewalk along this side of East Oak Island Drive, allowing you to walk or ride your bike along for a stroll to the scenic walkways or beach accesses. These streets are often quiet with hidden gems! Manufactured Homes Permitted NE 65th through NE 79th Streets were originally platted and zoned for Manufactured Homes. New Manufactured Homes are still permitted on these streets and you'll also find plenty of stick built homes. Unlike the lower street numbers, you can often see the ocean from the middle of these streets. Most of these streets are shorter than in other areas because the island is more narrow here. This allows you to be on the NE side and still be closer to the beach. These streets allow for direct beach access on the SE Beach side: 67, 69, 70-74, and 76-79. These streets offer amazing proximity to the beach, pier, shopping, and restaurants, with often lower listing prices. Yaupon Beach - East Wooded This area consist of named streets: Crowell St., Sherill St., Barbee Blvd., Womble St., Mercer St., Sellers St., and McGalmery St. Along these streets you can determine how close to the beach you are by looking at the house numbers. The higher in the 200's you are the closest to the beach you are, 300's are located on the South Side of East Oak Island Drive and North of Live Oak Drive, meaning you are still close to the beach but farther than in the 200's. The 400's are located North of East Oak Island Drive, meaning you have to cross over East Oak Island Drive to get to the beach. These Streets all have direct beach access. Womble Street is where one of my favorite places on the island is, Oak Island Pier and KoKo Cabana! West Beach Side From Middleton Ave. (coming on the island from Swains Cut Bridge), continue straight to access the SW end of the island. Here you can access Beach Drive taking you almost across the entire island on the South End. W. Beach Drive runs along the beach front from the Point (West Beach) - SE 58th St.This end of the island provides stunning sunsets! Turning right on Beach Drive you can travel to the point, the westernmost part of the island. Pelican & Dolphin W. Pelican and W. Dolphin Run West to East. W. Pelican is closer to the Davis Canal and W. Dolphin in closer to W. Beach Drive and therefore the beach. Pelican and Dolphin run (almost) from Middleton Ave. - 42nd Pl W, where the Island narrows. There is another section of W. Dolphin from 54th Pl W - 57th Pl W (where the new Brewpub, Lonerider is located). 2nd Pl W - 69th Pl W When you come in on Middleton Ave. and turn right to West Beach, the streets running North to South start at 2nd Pl W and continue up to 69th Pl W. The lower the number, the closer you are to Middleton Ave. and the higher the number, the closer you are to The Point. Theses numbered streets connect W. Pelican, W. Dolphin and W. Beach. These are also where the beach accesses are located. The Point At the westernmost part of the island is called the point. There are technically two areas that you can visit that are considered the point, one on the Atlantic Ocean side and the other on the Intracoastal Waterway side. They both provide public parking and scerine beaches. To get to the Intracoastal point, you take Kings Lynn Drive from Beach Drive, drive to the end! This is a nice area to paddle-board and a great area for kids. You can see Holden Beach from here! Beach Access There are numerous beach access point along West Beach. They are located along all of the numbered streets. Make sure to pay attention to parking! Flood Insurance: Most of the beach front homes are in the VE flood zone. If the house is on or across from the Davis Canal you are likely in AE or VE. There are certain areas that are in the X flood zone as well. Wondering what the flood zone is for a property you're interested in is? Call me - 910-712-4747 and I'll find out. East Beach Side From Middleton Ave. (coming on the island from Swains Cut Bridge), continue straight to access the beach side of the island. Turning left onto Beach Drive takes you to the East beach side. You can also access this side of the island from the scenic walkways and via SE 40th Street. After SE 40th Street, there is almost a beach access every block. This side of the island allows for easy beach access. 3rd Pl E - 37th Pl E When you turn left onto E Beach Drive the streets that run N-S, that connect Beach Drive, Dolphin and Pelican start with 3rd Pl E and go up to 37th Pl E. The closer to 3rd Pl E you are, the closer to Middleton Ave and the closer to 37th Pl E you are, the closer you are to SE 40th st and the commercial area of Oak Island. SE Beach Once you get to SE 40th Street, if you have a SE address you are on the beach side. From SE 40th Street - SE 79th Street, you are located on East Beach. Most of these streets have direct beach accesses. Pelican & Dolphin E. Pelican and E. Dolphin Run West to East. E. Pelican is closer to the Davis Canal or E Oak Island Drive and E. Dolphin in closer to W. Beach Drive and therefore the beach. E. Beach Drive runs along the beach front from the Point (West Beach) - SE 58th St. Pelican and Dolphin run (almost) from Middleton Ave. - SE 58th Street. Yaupon Beach - East Beach This area consist of named streets: Crowell St., Sherill St., Barbee Blvd., Womble St., Mercer St., Sellers St., and McGalmery St. Along these streets you can determine how close to the beach you are by looking at the house numbers. The higher in the 200's you are the closest to the beach you are, 300's are located on the South Side of East Oak Island Drive and North of Live Oak Drive, meaning you are still close to the beach but farther than in the 200's. The 400's are located North of East Oak Island Drive, meaning you have to cross over East Oak Island Drive to get to the beach. On the East Beach side of this area the street, Live Oak runs through the middle of these named streets and connects to Country Club Road. These Streets all have direct beach access. Womble Street is where one of my favorite places on the island is, Oak Island Pier and KoKo Cabana! Caswell Beach Caswell Beach is its own township. Caswell Beach is located on the easternmost part of Oak Island. The Oak Island Golf Club and Oak Island Lighthouse are located here! Caswell Beach offers a variety of properties from cozy condominiums to beachfront homes. Properties on Caswell Beach tend to be in high demand, making it a great location for real estate investment.

Jordanontheislands Instagram A south-facing beach can offer several benefits, including: Sun Exposure: One of the primary advantages of a south-facing beach is its exposure to the sun. In the Northern Hemisphere, a south-facing beach receives more sunlight throughout the day. This means more opportunities for sunbathing, tanning, and enjoying warmer temperatures, especially during the winter months. Warmer Water: The sun's position in the sky allows south-facing beaches to receive direct sunlight for a more extended period, resulting in warmer water temperatures. This makes swimming and water activities more comfortable and enjoyable. Natural Protection: South-facing beaches are often naturally protected from prevailing winds and ocean currents, providing calmer waters for swimming and water sports. This can be particularly appealing for families with children or individuals who prefer a more tranquil beach experience. Spectacular Views: South-facing beaches often offer stunning panoramic views, especially during sunrise and sunset. With the sun rising and setting over the water, you can enjoy picturesque vistas and capture beautiful photographs. Longer Daylight Hours: Due to their orientation, south-facing beaches tend to have longer daylight hours compared to other directions. This means more time to relax, engage in outdoor activities, and make the most of your beach day. Ideal for Winter Sun: In regions with cooler climates, south-facing beaches become popular winter destinations. The increased exposure to the sun provides a warmer and more pleasant beach experience during the colder months, making them appealing for winter vacations or escapes. Enhanced Natural Lighting: If you enjoy reading, taking walks, or engaging in other beachside activities, a south-facing beach can provide better natural lighting conditions. The sun's position allows for brighter illumination, making it easier to see and enjoy your surroundings. Potential for Natural Windbreaks: In some locations, south-facing beaches may be situated near cliffs, dunes, or other geographical features that act as natural windbreaks. These features can provide additional protection from strong winds, creating a more comfortable beach environment. Access to Amenities and Services: South-facing beaches that are popular tourist destinations often offer a range of amenities and services, such as beachfront resorts, restaurants, water sports rentals, and recreational activities. This can enhance your beach experience and provide convenient access to various facilities. It's important to note that the benefits listed above generally apply to regions in the Northern Hemisphere. In the Southern Hemisphere, the advantages associated with a south-facing beach would be reversed.

Living on Oak Island, NC, offers many benefits that attract both residents and visitors. Here are some of the key advantages of calling this beautiful coastal area home: 1. Outdoor Activities Stunning Beaches: Oak Island boasts 12 miles of pristine beaches with over 64 public beach accesses, providing residents with easy access to sun, sand, and surf. Whether you enjoy swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing, or water sports like surfing and fishing, the island's shores offer endless recreational opportunities. Nature Trails & Waterways: Apart from beach-related activities, Oak Island offers various outdoor pursuits for nature enthusiasts. Residents can explore nature trails, go birdwatching in the local marshes, and kayak through scenic waterways, immersing themselves in the island's natural beauty. Boating & Fishing Opportunities: With its proximity to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, Oak Island offers exceptional boating and fishing opportunities. Residents can indulge in deep-sea fishing, kayaking, or sailing, taking advantage of the island's maritime heritage. E-Bike & Paddleboarding: With its many back streets and easy access across the island and E-Bike is the way to get around! You can rent one from OKI bike & Paddle. Tell them @jordanontheislands sent you and use my discount code for 20% off any rental: Joisum2023 You can also rent paddle boards here, take them down to the west end and enjoy!! Coastal Beauty and Sunsets: Oak Island's picturesque landscapes, breathtaking sunsets, and ocean views create a captivating backdrop for everyday living, promoting a sense of serenity and contentment. Parks & Splash Pad: Oak Island has wonderful parks, two playgrounds, a skate park and activities year round for the public! The splash pad, skate park and playground are located at Middleton Park. My kids love the splash pad and pirate ship playground. There are picnic tables and sun shades to get out of the sun! 2. Lifestyle Relaxed Coastal Lifestyle: Living on Oak Island means embracing a laid-back coastal lifestyle. The island's slower pace of life allows residents to escape the stresses of urban living and unwind in a tranquil and welcoming environment. You can get almost anything you need on the island without leaving, talk about Island life! Economic Prospects: The island's growing tourism industry and emerging small businesses provide economic opportunities for residents. Additionally, the trend of remote work options may attract professionals seeking a more flexible work-life balance. Ideal Retirement Destination: Oak Island is a popular destination for retirees seeking a peaceful and scenic place to enjoy their golden years. The serene environment, favorable weather, and range of recreational activities make it an attractive retirement spot. 3. Community Family-Friendly Community: Oak Island is known for its family-oriented atmosphere, making it an ideal place to raise children or spend quality time with loved ones. The low crime rates and close-knit community create a safe and nurturing environment for families. Welcoming Community: The island's residents are known for their warmth and hospitality, making newcomers feel at home from the moment they arrive. Engaging in local events and community activities fosters a strong sense of belonging and community spirit. Community Events and Festivals: Throughout the year, Oak Island hosts various community events and festivals, offering entertainment and fostering a strong sense of community among residents. living on Oak Island, NC, offers a fulfilling coastal lifestyle with access to stunning beaches, outdoor activities, and a welcoming community, making it an idyllic place to call home.

2954 Alan Trail SW Oak Yaupon Harbor Supply, NC 28462 4 beds • 2 baths • 1,438 square feet Looking for a beach house on the mainland side of the Intracoastal? Call TODAY to schedule a showing for 2954 Alan Tail SW in Supply, NC! This cute A-frame house is almost as close to a new home as you can get. Jordan: 910-721-4747 My two favorite things about this house are the wood floors and this amazing porch! You have to see it! Below is a video tour! Let's go take a look! HVAC unit installed in 2022, freshly painted, new hardwood floors (BEAUTIFUL), new light fixtures, new hardware on the interior & exterior doors, windows replaced, freshly landscaped with mulch! Pretty much the only thing that has not been updated is the kitchen, and the seller is willing to offer a credit towards the kitchen if the new buyers are interested in updating it on their own after closing. You will love the wrap around porch on the front of this 1400+ heated square foot, four bedrooms, and two bathroom home. This porch is where it is at with peek-a-boo views of the intracoastal, birds chirping, and the breeze off the ocean blowing the wind chimes about! The tall trees provide a true southern shade to this home. All you need is some homemade lemonade and this is southern living at its finest! With it being less than a tenth of a mile to the community boat launch and day dock, you can really enjoy watching the boats go by all year long for a low HOA of $300 annually!! Oak Youpon Harbor is a golfcart friendly community as well and you are less than 5 miles from toes in the sand on Holden Beach! There are many restaurants and attractions within those 5 miles to keep you and your guests busy while living at the beach, and if that is not enough there are plenty in Shallotte and the other local Brunswick County Beaches. Branch out 30-45 minutes and you can find Myrtle Beach or Wilmington! Take a Tour 2954 Alan Trail comes with a detached oversized one car garage for all your storage needs. Call today for a private showing before this home is gone, and start Living and Loving Holden Beach! 910-712-4747

Brunswick County Residential Real Estate Market Update - June 2023 Brunswick County’s residential real estate market saw more homes sold in June despite low inventory and fewer new listings. Homes sold quickly due to continued strong demand, which combined with a hot luxury market to drive the average sales price upward to almost half a million dollars. “While increasing mortgage rates and low inventory are impacting buyers and sellers nationwide, the market in Brunswick County is still going strong, we and aren’t far off of last year’s pace,” said Cynthia Walsh, BCAR CEO. “Half of all sales in June were at or above list price, homes sold quickly, and our inventory is still well within seller’s market range. The bottom line is that demand for homes in Brunswick County remains strong.” Brunswick County saw $270,900,000 in total sales volume in June, a 9.2% increase from $248,140,000 in June 2022. The average sales price increased 4.7%, from $477,185 to $499,811, and the median sales price increased 1.3%, from $387,634 to $392,655. New listings dropped 17.7%, from 701 to 577. The number of units sold increased 4.2%, from 520 to 542. Fifty percent of the 542 homes sold in June were sold at or above list price. Brunswick County’s luxury market made a significant impact in June with 30 sales in excess of $1 million, including six sales over $2 million and the highest sale at $3.2 million on Bald Head Island. Thirty-three percent of all sales in were $500,000 or more. Homes spent an average of 55 days on the market and a median of 21 days. The absorption rate, which is the amount of time it would take to sell all the current inventory, is holding steady at two months. Year-to-date sales volume through June totaled $1,238,510,000, down 4.4% from $1,295,060,000 at the same point in 2022. The average sales price for the year dipped 2.1% compared to 2022, from $450,333 to $440,865, while the median sales price increased 1.4%, from $361,164 to $366,224. The number of units sold through June fell 6.5% compared to last year, from 2,866 to 2,679, and the number of new listings decreased 5.5%, from 3,488 to 3,295. New Listings June 2023: 577 June 2022: 701 Increase/Decrease: -17.7% Units Sold June 2023: 542 June 2022: 520 Increase/Decrease: +4.2% Average Sales Price June 2023: $499,811 June 2022: $477,185 Increase/Decrease: +4.7% Median Sales Price June 2023: $392,655 June 2022: $387,634 Increase/Decrease: +1.3% Total Sales Volume June 2023: $270,900,000 June 2022: $248,140,000 Increase/Decrease: +9.2%

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2 🛌 2 🛀 1,345 📐 $550,000 809 Clarendon Avenue Southport, NC 28461 The Salty Patriot is an unmissable investment opportunity as a short-term rental property in the quaint waterfront town of Southport, North Carolina. He offers a unique opportunity to purchase a property that's been grandfathered in for short-term rentals in downtown Southport as well as an established truly turnkey, profitable business. This means that unlike other properties in the city limits of Southport, you won't have to worry about any zoning or regulatory issues when renting out your property on platforms like Airbnb and VRBO. Built in 1930 but remolded just a few years back, this cottage located in the historical district of Downtown Southport will have you singing the Star Spangled Banner with all its history rich patriotic vibes. This coastal town attracts thousands of tourists every year. With its rich history, stunning scenery, and vibrant community, it's no surprise that many people flock to the area for holidays and weekend getaways. This means that there's a high demand for short-term rental properties in the area, making it an attractive investment opportunity. Plus, with its close proximity to Oak Island Beaches and Southport's Waterfront you'll be in the heart of all the action, with easy access to best bites and beverages, boutique shopping and the best of beach living. The Salty Patriot has a nice size yard with plenty of room for boat and/or RV parking. This spacious lot also offers the option to add amenities to the property creating yet another unique opportunity to increase your return on investment. He sits under a four year old roof and a cute covered front porch that invites you over to stay awhile. Scroll through the images to begin your obsession with the Salty Patriot and when you are ready to view it we'll be ready to show it. LVP flooring greets you and guides you through the bright, open, fully furnished home. You'll find modern appliances with all the nods to the history of this lovely home. Salty Patriot is owned and managed by a NC licensed real estate agent. You'll love calling this coastal cottage your getaway, vacay or staycay in Downtown Southport, NC.

RiverSea Plantation is a beautiful tree lined community, Nestled in the charming town of Bolivia, North Carolina. This picturesque community combines the tranquility of nature with modern comforts, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat. In this blog, we will take you on a virtual journey through the breathtaking landscapes, outdoor adventures, and captivating charm that RiverSea Plantation has to offer. RiverSea offers a low HOA ($1,330 annually as of 2023) with numerous ammedites: Clubhouse with: Meeting room, fitness center and indoor pool Outdoor pool Tennis/Pickleball Court Partially Gated Water access to Lockwood Folly River Boat Ramp on the Lockwood Folly River Walking & Biking Trails Boardwalks Picnic Area Highlights of RiverSea Plantation A Slice of Nature's Paradise: RiverSea Plantation is located in amidst the beauty of the Brunswick County area. The region is known for its lush greenery, abundant wildlife, and picturesque waterways. As you enter the community, you'll be greeted by sprawling live oak trees and a serene ambiance that instantly puts you at ease. The carefully planned landscaping and preservation of natural habitats make RiverSea Plantation a truly harmonious place to live and explore. Outdoor Activities for Every Adventure Seeker: For those with an adventurous spirit, RiverSea Plantation offers a plethora of outdoor activities. The neighborhood features miles of walking and biking trails, perfect for a leisurely stroll or an invigorating jog. Nature enthusiasts can launch from the boat ramp within the community into the Lockwood Folly River. You can explore the nearby beaches, including Oak Island and Holden Beach, located approximately 15 minutes away. The Marina and Waterfront Lifestyle: One of the highlights of RiverSea Plantation is its direct access to the Lockwood Folly River. Boating or kayaking enthusiasts launch from the boat ramp, allowing easy exploration of the surrounding waterways. Whether you're seeking a peaceful day of fishing or an adventurous boat trip with family and friends, the ramp serves as a gateway to unforgettable experiences on the water. Community Amenities and Social Life: RiverSea Plantation understands the importance of fostering a strong sense of community. The neighborhood offers a variety of amenities, including a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts, and a fitness center, ensuring residents have ample opportunities to stay active and connect with fellow community members. Additionally, the community hosts social events, clubs, and gatherings throughout the year, providing a platform for residents to build lasting friendships and create cherished memories. Proximity to Cultural and Urban Centers: While RiverSea Plantation provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, it is conveniently located near major cultural and urban centers. The charming town of Southport, with its historic waterfront district and unique shops, approximately 22 minutes away . Wilmington, a vibrant city known for its rich history and vibrant arts scene, is also within reach (approximately 38 minutes away). North Myrtle Beach is approximately 41 minutes away, offering restaurants, shopping and entertainment. Residents of RiverSea Plantation can enjoy the best of both worlds, indulging in small-town charm while having easy access to urban amenities. RiverSea Plantation in Bolivia, North Carolina, is a hidden paradise that offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and community. From its breathtaking landscapes to its array of outdoor activities and convenient location, this charming neighborhood provides a serene and fulfilling lifestyle. Whether you're seeking a permanent residence or a vacation getaway, RiverSea Plantation is sure to captivate your heart and leave you with cherished memories of tranquil days spent in nature's embrace.

Brunswick County Residential Real Estate Market Update - May 2023 New Listings May 2023: 595 May 2022: 751 Increase/Decrease: -20.8% Units Sold May 2023: 575 May 2022: 586 Increase/Decrease: -1.9% Average Sales Price May 2023: $465,943 May 2022: $464,572 Increase/Decrease: +0.3% Median Sales Price May 2023: $374,900 May 2022: $361,350 Increase/Decrease: +3.7% Total Sales Volume May 2023: $267,920,000 May 2022: $272,240,000 Increase/Decrease: -1.6%

Beach Day is a celebration on Oak Island, North Carolina, is an extraordinary beach day filled with patriotic spirit, community camaraderie, and an array of exciting activities. This day commemorates when the two towns, Long Beach and Yaupon Beach joined together to form Oak Island on July 1, 1999. Beach Day is held in collaboration with the North Carolina 4th of July Festival. Oak Island residents and visitors gather on the sandy shores to revel in the festivities and create lasting memories. On this special day, Oak Island beach radiates with energy and excitement. Locals and tourists alike adorn themselves in vibrant red, white, and blue attire, proudly displaying their patriotism. As you arrive at the beach, you'll immediately notice the festive atmosphere, with families setting up colorful umbrellas and beach blankets, children building sandcastles adorned with miniature American flags, and the tantalizing aroma of barbecues and picnics wafting through the air. EVENTS SCHEDULE Events organized by the Oak Island Recreation Department will begin at 8:00 AM in the Middleton Park Complex and continue on throughout the day: FIREWORKS & TRAFFIC INFORMATION The Oak Island Police Department will be blocking off certain streets and intersections throughout the day to accommodate the unloading of fireworks, and after the fireworks display to allow for the smooth flow of traffic away from the area. SE 58th Street will serve as the “Dividing Line” for travel off the Island: Those WEST of E 58th St. should use the Swains Cut Bridge (Middleton Ave). Those EAST of E 58th St. should use the Barbee Bridge (Long Beach Road). Whether you are a resident or a visitor, spending the Fourth of July on the beach at Oak Island, NC, is an unforgettable experience. The combination of beachside fun, patriotic festivities, and a stunning fireworks display creates an atmosphere of celebration and togetherness that embodies the true reason of the Fourth of July and the creation of Oak Island, NC.

Link to Waterfront Properties on Oak Island, NC Oak Island, located in North Carolina, boasts a breathtaking array of waterfront properties that capture the essence of coastal living. Nestled along the Atlantic Ocean, this charming island offers a unique blend of natural beauty and coastal charm. From luxurious beachfront estates to cozy cottages overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, waterfront properties on Oak Island cater to a range of tastes and lifestyles. Imagine waking up to panoramic views of the glistening ocean or spending evenings strolling along pristine sandy beaches. With a variety of amenities, including private docks, boat slips, and easy access to water sports, residents can fully immerse themselves in the coastal lifestyle. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an active beachside community, Oak Island's waterfront properties provide a haven where tranquility and adventure harmoniously coexist. These are the highest and lowest priced waterfront houses sold on Oak Island, NC since January 2023. The highest is an oceanfront and the lowest is on the intracoastal waterway. This highlights the different types of properties available on Oak Island. Want to know what kind of equity you have in your house? Call me at 910-712-4747! There are currently 23 active waterfront listings from $534,900 - $2,600,000. Let's go check them out! I ran a report that shows all the sold, pending and active waterfront properties on Oak Island since January.