Moradia unifamiliar à venda, 138 Shoreline Court, Oriental, Carolina Do Norte 28571, Estados Unidos

Experience tranquil waterfront living on 1.8 acres in Oriental Plantation, where sweeping views of Smith Creek and roughly 400 feet of shoreline create a calming coastal setting. This thoughtfully constructed home offers comfort, quality, and a serene connection to the water. The property is ideal for outdoor living, featuring mature landscaping, an oval concrete driveway, and expansive creekside decking, including a main deck and a private deck off the primary suite. Boaters will appreciate water access with CAMA-approved moorings, a 7,000 lb lift, a 1,000 lb remote side lift, and a dock designed for a trawler. A screened patio and multiple covered outdoor areas encourage year-round enjoyment. Exterior details include HardiPlank siding, Anderson E-Series windows and doors, Leaf Filter gutter protection, and recent full exterior painting. Inside, the home offers easy single-level living with three bedrooms and two full baths, including a spacious primary suite with a walk-in closet and walk-in shower. A finished room over the garage provides excellent flexibility as a guest suite, office, or studio, complete with its own bath. Additional features include UV-treated windows, a whole-house fan, a mudroom, and a walk-in pantry. The kitchen is equipped with Woodmode cabinetry, Silestone quartz counters, and GE Profile and Bosch appliances. Behind the scenes, the home benefits from dual electric panels, dual-zone Carrier heat pumps plus a mini-split for the FROG, a water heater with recirculation, a Kinetico water system with reverse osmosis, and a robust 20kW Kohler generator. An oversized garage provides exceptional storage and workspace with multiple circuits for tools, and insulated, high-wind-rated doors. Set along the peaceful waters of Smith Creek, this exceptional property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy privacy, comfort, and timeless coastal living in one of North Carolina's most charming waterfront communities along the Inner Banks.