Welcome to Bath NC Waterfront Properties your on-line resource for Waterfront Real Estate
As your real estate agent, I'll bring my years of experience successfully buying and selling homes in the local market. I know the neighborhoods, schools,market conditions, zoning regulations and what it takes to make the deal go through. It takes a full-time commitment; anything less and you'd be short changed. As a full-time agent, I am able to "Work the Market" for you, keeping up-to-date with new listings and conditions as they impact the market. It would be my honor to serve as your real estate agent. Let's get together to talk about your home buying and/or selling plans.
Call me on my direct line at 252-945-3030 or send an email to me at gkenefick@embarqmail.com; we will set-up a time to meet that is easy and convenient for you. If you're not ready to meet in person, please tour my website. I'm sure you'll find the resources here useful and helpful. Check back often for updates; Enjoy!
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Bath is rich with history! Named North Carolinas first town in 1705. Learn about Bath history and Edward Teach, commonly known as Blackbeard the pirate. The town is comprised of approximately 75% year round residents and 25% seasonal residences.
Aside from the volume of history, Bath is a quaint town full of charm; the waterfront is unparallel. There are so many opportunities to live on the water or have access to the water, you are sure to find your perfect lifestyle.
Washington is the county seat with a population of approximately 10,000. The waterfront in downtown Washington is the prime location for festivals and events. The Stewart Parkway City Docks have free public docks, canoe launch, as well as rentable slips equipped with water, electricity and pump stations. Washington offers a variety of activities and lifestyles from rural country settings to luxury waterfront homes and condominiums.
Belhaven is located on the Pungo River just 8 miles from the Pamlico Sound, 15 miles from the Outer Banks by water with quick access to the IntraCoastal Waterway. A nature oriented community with walking trails, canoe/kayak paddle trails, excellent fishing and a wide variety of wildlife, including the amazing spectacal of Tundra Swan.
The name Chocowinity is from the Tuscaroran Indians meaning "fish from many waters". Chocowinity is located between the south side of the Pamlico River and Chocowinity Bay. A diverse area with agricultural, timber and hunting lands as well as beautiful neighborhoods such as Cypress Landing.
A small, rural township with bountiful waterfront properties. There is something to fit every budget and lifestyle in Blounts Creek; from bluff over looking the river and bay to small communities with water access, boat ramps, docks and picnic areas.
Aurora is a small town with one of the areas largest industries; PCS Phosphate. Beneath the grounds surface lies a wealth of fossils, visit the Fossil Museum and enjoy the annual fossil festival.
