Looking south directly at the waterfront access lot (left), with the boat dock and boat ramp, Lot #11 Hillcrest (not for sale and left vacant), Lot #10 Hillcrest (right), and Tract S just behind all this vacant waterfront, where there are 9 known lots with waterview, all of varying qualities: Above. Looking northeast from atop Lot #10, across Lot #11 (vacant with no plans to sell), and the waterfront access lot, and down the Pamlico River: Below. Drone images by SNI Productions Click image to expand.
Tract S, is planned for 14 homesites, but I must admit that hopeful eventuality will be dependent upon some outstanding engineering of water purification, by perfect planning of placement of effluent, and an eventual use of some high tech filtration tanks, the likes of which may be more expensive that what the market will support at this point in time.
What I am positive of at this point is that the first lots sold, as planned, will have first access to the closest and best soils to complete their task, and that I will more creatively consider what to do later to better use my best soils to effect a proper septic system for each and all remaining individual sites. Fortunately for this developer,
Tract S has 1,332 feet of state road frontage on Moores Beach Road, and 272 feet on the private road on Hillcrest Drive. These long and many points of access makes a monumental difference in the utility of this property, especially whence the waterview, and well as other exceptional view amenities yet to be introduced, will make this 15 acres the microcosm of the natural park that I have envisioned; a natural park full of nature, filled with flowers.
Looking south directly at the waterfront access lot (left), with the boat dock and boat ramp, Lot #11 Hillcrest (not for sale and left vacant), Lot #10 Hillcrest (right), and Tract S just behind all this vacant waterfront, where there are 9 known lots with waterview, all of varying qualities: Above. Looking northeast from atop Lot #10, across Lot #11 (vacant with no plans to sell), and the waterfront access lot, and down the Pamlico River: Below. Drone images by SNI Productions Click image to expand.
Looking due north towards the Pamlico River front east of Washington, NC, which is the straight on view from Tract S and Lot #10 Hillcrest, past the northern entry point into Chocowinity Bay: Above. Looking more northeast towards Washington, NC (west) and Washington Park, NC (farther east),just another view from Tract S and Lot #10 Hillcrest, past the northern entry point into Chocowinity Bay: Below. Drone images by SNI Productions Click image to expand.
All lots and tracts offered to the public will be marketed by whatever means and manner deemed necessary, with all registered real estate brokers encouraged to take part in this exercise of introduction to all willing and capable customers and clients, where all certified brokers shall be remunerated at the co-brokerage rate of 3% to 4%, dependent upon the size and nature of the sale.
Owner financing possible for qualified buyers.
Looking due northeast up Chocowinity Bay towards Cypress Landing and towrd Washington, NC in the distance: Above. Looking more southwest down the Pamlico River toward the immense Pamlico Sound off in the immediate distance from Lot #10 Hillcrest: Below. Drone images by SNI Productions Click image to expand.
Deatherage & Associates, Broker #82765 - Stan Deatherage, GRI -
252.946.2361 |
stan@beaufortcountynow.com, will be handling the sales of all lots; The Chocowinity Bay Company is acting as developer /planner, with the property being sold in individual lots, and larger chunks to qualified buyers. Owner financing possible for qualified purchasers.
