Christina Block & Associates

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131 Oyster Point Lane

Hampstead, NC 28443

Kings Virginia Creek

$470,000

3 bedrooms

2.5 baths

2,845 sq ft

30 x 30 insulated garage with a 10x9 space for oversized vehicles

Enjoy the privacy of close to an acre of land

50 ft dock leads you toVirginia Creek

Virginia Creek

The creek is perfect for Jon Boats, kayaks and canoes.

As the sun sets the water glimmers with different shades of beauty reminding you that your home is your sanctuary.

There is nothing like living on a tidal creek.

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"You and your guests can sit on the dining deck in summer and watch the red skies at sundown and the silver moon at night, paint the water those beautiful colors as it winds its way like a luminous ribbon through the marsh grass out to the bay. And watching the light show of the passing thunder storms can be spectacular."

~ The Homeowner

4 decks with covered balconies

CASUAL COASTAL LIVING

With views of Virginia Creek as the focal point the sunlight fills every room of this bright and airy custom designed floor plan. Come discover all the thoughtful details that deliver the perfect casual coastal lifestyle.

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Open floor plan allows waterviews from every room on the main living area.

Points of Interest

Financial

Average electric bill of $167 per month (energy star eligible)
2014 property and school taxes were $1793
Homeowner 3 policy with wind and hail is $1,120 per year; flood insurance policy is $400 per year and transferrable
Well and septic means no water or sewer bill
No Home Owners Association fees; road fund contributions $100-$200 per year as needed

Location

.9 acre lot on headwaters of tidal Virginia Creek; live the salt life without having to deal with the salt and the maintainence
The sunsets from the dining room and decks are spectacular
Egrets, herons and all kinds of song birds, hummingbirds, and butterflies with occassional ospreys, pelicans, owls, red tailed hawks, woodpeckers, and a pair of river otters
Creek is prime fishery; perfect for canoes, kayaks, and Jon Boats. Larger boats can make it to the dock on mid and higher tides. Public launches at Surf City and Lewis Road ramp off Sloop Point; and if you don't mind getting wet, you can launch at the end of Watts Landing Road
Landscaping with mature palms, low maintenance plants, shrubs and flowers; huge back yard patio
30 minutes to center of Wilmington and airport; 45 minutes to Jacksonville and airport

Construction

Reverse floor plan with 4 decks; 9 ft ceilings on second floor; most windows are 6' with 1' transom
110 mph architectural shingled roof and 5/8 steel rods tie the trusses to oversized footers
Master bath has a very comfortable, 6' insulated soaker tub
80 gallon, self-cleaning, hot water heater
Elevator shaft in place from garage to second floor
First floor has a large room that can be converted to a rec room, home theater, or in-law apartment
All doors (but one) are 36" wide
Dual, Maytag, stainless steel heat pumps with 10 year warranty
Approx 30x30 insulated garage with two doors; one is 10 wide x 9 high for oversized vehicles
200 amp service with two panel boxes; one for outside power, and the other for inside power
Very dry crawl space

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Two large bedrooms with a full bath located on the ground level along with this spacious game/media room that can easily be converted into an in-law suite

WHERE THE GUEST GETAWAY

There are two bedrooms downstairs and a huge bonus room that can be used for a future rec room, media room, or even convert it to support an “in-law” apartment.

There is a fourth deck downstairs, with a grand stair case, leading from the sun/grilling deck and master bath upstairs; this lower deck was intended for a future hot tub.

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"I LOVE TO COME OUT HERE IN THE MORNING."

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"The summer brings hummingbirds, butterflies, and all kinds of song birds and waterfowl, while school after school of bait fish parade their way up and down the creek with the tide. To round out your experience, gardens surround the house, and there’s a fresh water steam at the bottom of the hill, not to mention a Magnolia and Dogwood tree. And in the fall, squirrels frantically forage for nuts in the two Hickory trees."

~ The Homeowner