When Where to Retire magazine wrote its story on New Bern, NC, real estate offerings in this area were one of the many aspects they thought highly of. Labeled as an "undiscovered haven" by the magazine, the excellent combination of popular North Carolina waterfront properties and off-water homes in New Bern were complimented along with:
• riverfront living
• mild four-season climate
• strong and diversified economy
• interesting history
• welcoming locals
• wide-ranging recreational opportunities
Beating out other towns in coastal NC, real estate in New Bern is home to diverse communities filled with a refreshing array of people in all stages of life from retirees to young families. As one resident stated, "It is a real tight community, including all ages, where you can sit on your front porch and know 90 percent of the people who walk by." Likewise, there is a great selection of off-water homes as well as exceptional golfing available.
A Delightful Merging of Historic and Modern
The views are without a doubt one of the hallmarks of New Bern, NC. Real estate in the three historic districts offers Georgian-, Federal- and Victorian-style homes updated with today's most popular amenities. You'll also find newly constructed condominiums within these areas as well as a YMCA and other places of interest. Plus New Bern is within close proximity to many major cities. It would be my pleasure to provide personalized tours of the North Carolina waterfront properties and off-water homes available in New Bern's historic districts. Contact me today for additional information.
Planned, Waterfront and Golf Communities in New Bern, NC
Real estate in and around New Bern is as diverse as its population. Planned and gated communities featuring championship golf courses, town centers, boat dockage, fully equipped marinas and more grace the banks of the Neuse and Trent Rivers. Affluent coastal NC real estate can be found with ample lots of a 1/2-acre or more as well as patio homes, which require low maintenance and yard upkeep. New waterfront developments are also slated in and around New Bern including three residential waterfront complexes in the downtown historic-retail district. About one hour from New Bern is world-class development that will offer a deepwater marina, spa and other plush amenities once completed. If country club-style living is for you, contact me today for a listing of available North Carolina waterfront properties that meet your specifications.
New Bern, NC Real Estate
In New Bern, we feel everyone should be able to take advantage of our gorgeous scenery, abundant outdoor activities and interesting history. First-time homebuyers, young families and retirees who may not otherwise be able to afford waterfront housing will find North Carolina waterfront properties in and around New Bern run much less than in other areas of the country. Likewise, with affordable off-water housing opportunities starting from around $130,000, you can experience the New Bern way of life including all the fishing, festivals and family fun you desire. Contact me today for details on individual neighborhoods in the area.
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Chamber honors volunteers at annual banquet Area volunteers were honored for their service to the New Bern Area Chamber of Commerce and the community Thursday evening during the chamber’s annual banquet.
Kevin Roberts, president of the chamber, said chambers of commerce everywhere depend...
Explosives experts probe ordnance Authorities Thursday cordoned off the 1700 block Elmwood Avenue near Trent Road as officials investigated suspected Civil War-era ordnance.
Explosives experts from Cherry Point were called to the scene late Thursday. The object was removed from an...
Junior Civitans plunge with purpose Some brave people will take a dip Feb. 4 in the Trent River as part of the second annual Polar Plunge.
Frank Dolan, New Bern High School faculty advisor, said the Polar Plunge is a New Bern High School Junior Civitans fundraiser this year benefiting...
City offices closed Friday New Bern’s Building and Inspections Division will be closed Friday as staff move from their temporary offices at the No. 1 Fire Station on Neuse Boulevard back to the Dunn building.
The Building and Inspections staff had to move from the Dunn...
WWII: Local food, local drink and worthless currency Continued from Thursday
Another distinct recollection of this voyage concerns the sense of smell. While we were anchored in Loch Long awaiting convoy up to Loch Ewe, Captain Gus purchased, out of bond, a few cases of scotch whiskey, which he kept...
Much-anticipated Irene mulch delayed by fire Business proprietors and gardening enthusiasts will have to wait a bit longer to get a hold of all those downed trees and limbs brought on by Hurricane Irene.
All the yard debris collected by the city was chopped up and turned into a huge mulch pile...
Panetta: President to seek BRAC Havelock officials and Cherry Point supporters aren’t looking for a fight over the future of the base, but now that it appears one is on the way, they don’t plan to back down.
Defense Sec. Leon Panetta announced Thursday that the president plans...
Statement from Gov. Bev Perdue Statement from Gov. Bev Perdue about her decision to not seek reelection, sent noon Thursday:
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Like the rest of the nation, North Carolina has been facing difficult economic times - demanding many difficult decisions. Â I have had to make painful...