Cedar Island, NC Land & Home Lots for Sale

Peace and tranquility await you with this beautiful water view building lot. Build your coastal cottage of your dreams and start enjoying your perfect getaway retreat.3-bedroom septic system and well installed with the permits under documents.No minimum square footage required, but the home must be stick built and site built.Close proximity to beautiful beaches with expansive views and are

Sarah Hassinger Eddy Myers Real Estate

This is your opportunity to own beachfront property on Cedar Island. Two adjoining 50' lots are being sold together. The second lot is 274 Soundview Dr. (Pin # 840703137081000) DB 1217/pg345. One lot has a current 3 BR septic permit on file. The second lot has an expired septic permit. Buyer will have to install a well and septic tank. There are no deed restrictions on file. Expansive views

Penny Smith Realty World First Coast Rlty

Situated in peaceful, secluded Cedar Island, this spacious, cleared waterfront lot with a white sandy beach offers both the tranquility and convenience that make this the ideal location to build your dream primary home or coastal get-away. Here, you can take in the scenic views of Cedar Island Bay and the beauty of the area's wildlife from your very own backyard. This .46 acre lot sits

The Star Team eXp Realty

Price improvement on 0 #2 Cedar Island Road, a .42-acre lot situated on Cedar Island Road with 0 #1 located beside it. #1 is .47 acres, for a combined total of .89 acres should you be looking for more acreage. Cedar Island is rich in history, a fisherman's paradise, and home to Native Americans before European settlement. Cedar Island is the last stop before the Ferry to Ocracoke which runs

Maureen Callaghan Lau HomeSmart Connections

Price improvement on 0 #1 Cedar Island Road, a .47 acre lot, situated on Cedar Island Road with 0 #2 located beside it. #2 is .42 acres, a combined total of .89 acres should you be looking for more acreage. Cedar Island is rich in history, a fisherman's paradise and home to Native Americans before European settlement. Cedar Island is the last stop before the Ferry to Ocracoke which runs

Maureen Callaghan Lau HomeSmart Connections