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Leland, NC Condo for Sale

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    $299,900

    • 2 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,136 Sq Ft

    153 Bentgreen Dr, Leland, NC 28451

    RARE OPPORTUNITY!! Golf course, pond and pool views, plus the flexibility of short-term rentals, which make this Magnolia Greens condo a truly special find. It can be used as two units for short-term rent, family or guests. Properties like this rarely come available, especially with this combination of location, views and the versatility of two separate units in one!The larger side hosts a

    Lexi Barbee Nest Realty

    153 Bentgreen Dr, Leland, NC 28451

Why Live in Leland

Leland, North Carolina, is a young and growing city in Brunswick County, incorporated in 1989. With a population nearing 24,000, Leland attracts retirees and families with school-aged children, thanks to its affordable housing and proximity to Wilmington’s historic downtown and beaches. The city’s housing market includes new traditional homes and gated golf communities like Brunswick Forest, featuring contemporary properties. Leland offers various things to do, such as hiking and kayaking at the 900-acre Brunswick Nature Park, and enjoying events like Bands, Brews and BBQ. Founders Park, located near the city center, provides open spaces and paved multiuse paths, with plans to add an amphitheater and splash pad by 2025. The Gateway District near Town Hall hosts locally owned breweries and restaurants, while Westgate Marketplace features oyster bars, restaurant chains, and small businesses. The Brunswick County School District serves Leland, and high school students can enroll in tuition-free programs through Brunswick Community College. The University of North Carolina Wilmington is about 13 miles east. Crime rates in Leland are nearly 50% lower than the national average, contributing to a safer living environment. The city experiences nearly year-round warm weather, with mild winters and occasional tropical storms. Transportation options include Wave Transit buses to Wilmington and surrounding areas, and Wilmington International Airport is 11 miles northeast. Cultural highlights include the Leland Cultural Arts Center, the Spring Artisan Market, and the North Carolina Rice Festival, with major events like the North Carolina 4th of July Festival in Southport within a 30-minute drive.

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